WWE continues to take over the wrestling business because it declares a pathway for indie wrestling expertise. This consists of many wrestling faculties that are outlined within the assertion beneath.
In a press launch on Oct. 29, WWE states:
WWE immediately introduced the launch of a first-of-its-kind developmental program designed to supply up-and-coming impartial wrestlers a pathway to a possible profession in WWE. This system might be referred to as WWE ID, brief for WWE Unbiased Growth™.
“WWE ID is the newest in our efforts to establish and help the journey of up-and-coming wrestlers, in flip elevating the profile of and strengthening the impartial wrestling ecosystem,” mentioned WWE Chief Content material Officer Paul “Triple H” Levesque.
Following the 2021 launch of WWE’s NIL program, WWE ID has been constructed to help impartial wrestling prospects and wrestling faculties with world-class coaching, growth and mentorship.
Beneath this system, WWE will present distinguished impartial wrestling faculties with the WWE ID official designation, with the aim of offering new trainees and present expertise at these choose establishments with enhanced developmental alternatives. Booker T’s Actuality of Wrestling (Houston), Cody Rhodes’ Nightmare Manufacturing facility (Atlanta), Seth Rollins’ Black and Courageous Academy (Davenport, Iowa), Elite Professional Wrestling Coaching Middle (Harmony, N.H.) and KnokX Professional Academy (Los Angeles) are the primary WWE IDimpartial wrestling faculties to earn the official designation.
Moreover, WWE ID will establish prime impartial wrestling prospects with an official WWE ID “prospect” designation and help their developmental journey by offering monetary alternative and helping with coaching, mentorship and growth, together with entry to world-class amenities, best-in-class ring coaching, athletic trainers and extra. WWE ID will give followers the chance to comply with the paths of those standout prospects on the impartial wrestling scene by way of curated, behind-the-scenes content material, in addition to highlights and matches showcased throughout WWE’s social platforms.
