Ethan Page Denies Active Coaching Role at WWE Performance Center

Ethan Page is not just making waves in the ring—he’s also catching attention for his approach to WWE’s rising stars. During an interview with Sean Ross Sapp of Fightful, the former NXT Champion addressed whether he’s taken on any coaching responsibilities at WWE’s Performance Center, giving fans a glimpse into his mindset when it comes to mentoring.

When asked about his involvement in training younger talent, Page chuckled before responding, “Yes, anything you see athletic that Je’von Evans is doing is strictly coming from Ethan Page [laughing].” But on a more serious note, he clarified, “No, I would definitely say I’m not in a coaching position whatsoever.”

While Page admitted that he’s willing to offer advice if asked, he made it clear that he’s focused on his own journey. “Are there people here that know of my history? A few of them. I’ll give advice if asked, but I’m not just kind of walking around trying to help these athletes jump ahead of Ethan Page,” he said, adding a laugh. “So no, I’m not really giving out advice.”

Page’s comments reflect his laser focus on his career, even as he acknowledges the importance of sharing knowledge in a competitive environment like WWE. It’s a balancing act that many seasoned wrestlers face, and Page seems to have found his footing in navigating it.

With Page recently qualifying for the Iron Survivor Challenge at NXT Deadline, fans are eager to see if he’ll reclaim his spot at the top of the NXT roster. As for his role behind the scenes, it’s clear he’s leaving his mark on the Performance Center in his own way—even if he’s not officially coaching.

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