WWE Offers Contracts To Three Recent Tryout Participants

WWE is always open for business, and they’re also looking for Superstars that they can cultivate in the Performance Center. That being said, three more wrestlers have offers to join the company.

WWE just held tryouts recently, and there were a few names that captured their attention. That brought the company to extend offers to a few wrestlers.

Bodyslam.net reports that three individuals who participated in the tryouts will be returning to the Performance Center in January once they fulfill their remaining independent bookings. The talents in question are Brogan Finlay, Lucky Ali, and Jay Malachi, all of whom have received offers.

“Now, sources have told Bodyslam.net that three talents who featured in the tryouts will be reporting back to the Performance Center in January after they finish up their remaining independent bookings. Brogan Finlay, Lucky Ali and Jay Malachi have all been offered deals with the promotion. As for the remaining tryout participants, this does not mean they have not been signed and Bodyslam.net is currently working to confirm the status of the other names.“

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Just because contracts have been offered, doesn’t mean they have signed. WWE is still going through names, and they’re making offers to those people they believe have Superstar potential.

During a recent ACTION Pro Wrestling event, Brogan announced to the live audience that he had just concluded his final match for the promotion and is now prepared to embark on the next phase of his journey. It appears that he is WWE bound now, and he isn’t wasting that opportunity.

We will have to see what the WWE roster looks like in ten years, because Superstars who enter the Performance Center right now could still be around in a decade, entertaining fans on a much higher level. Only time will tell who lights up main event WrestleMania marquees in the years to come, but the company isn’t going to stop bringing in new names who they might cultivate into huge Superstars in the future.

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