MMA Fighter Reacts To Her Signing With WWE
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Sanjana George, who is an Indian MMA fighter, has signed with WWE. She issued the announcement yesterday on her Instagram account.
She took to her Instagram Story (h/t LockerRoom.in) to write the following: );
“Big Thank you to everyone. Honestly, it’s just the beginning of lots and lots of hard work. Thank you all for the support and love. I hope to do my very best to keep you all entertained and proud. Thank you to all my coaches who helped me get stronger and better. Love to my family and friends and thanking God most of all for this new chapter.”
WWE has officially announced the addition of some international talents at the Performance Center, including a new assistant coach. The company announced the new class members which includes the already-revealed Sarray, who made her debut on NXT, and coaching staff member Hideki Suzuki.
The announcement reads:
Sarray headlines new class of international WWE Performance Center recruits
A new group of international recruits have reported for training at the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Fla. The class brings a wide variety of experience both in the ring and in other athletic endeavors.
Sari Fujimura, who debuted on NXT television as Sarray, is a 24-year-old with nearly a decade of experience in the ring already. Competing under the name Sareee, she made her mark in the Japanese joshi circuit for promotions like Meiko Satomura’s Sendai Girls, JWP Joshi Puroresu and World Woman Pro-Wrestling Diana.
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A new class of international WWE Performance Center recruits has been announced.
WWE confirmed the new international arrivals today, noting that they have reported for training at the Performance Center in Orlando, Florida.
This class is headlined by Sarray, who made her WWE NXT debut this week with a win over Zoey Stark. Others in the class are Sanjana George from India, Jennifer Michell Cantu Iglesias from Mexico who we reported on earlier this year, Matt Farrelly of Australia, and “The Python Powerhouse” Stephanie De Landre of Australia.
Also joining the company with this class is veteran Japanese wrestler Hideki Suzuki, who is joining the WWE Performance Center coaching staff, as reported earlier this year.