New Show Ideas for WWE Network on Peacock );
The WWE Network will be transitioning to Peacock soon and we’re still left in the dark about a lot of specifics for that deal. Will they figure out the rewind button? How will the interface look? Will WWE stop producing as much content now that they have more financial security and can get lazy?
Some of those answers, we’ll figure out soon enough. I’m sure some of them will stay unknown for a long while past a reasonable time frame. );
But what I want to focus on for this article is that maybe, WWE will be more willing to produce new content that isn’t just a repackaged documentary. I’m not talking about “Breaking Down” or “Photo Shoot” where you take someone, put them in a room, put a camera on them and they talk and you call it a new show. I’m also not talking about documentaries that follow someone around and you treat it like an original program when it’s the same as everything else.
WWE s Latest Signing Class Reportedly Includes Son of WWE Legend
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WWE s latest crop of talent signings started their training at the WWE Performance Center on Tuesday, according to a report from PWInsider s Mike Johnson. The full class will be confirmed by WWE soon (likely later this week), but Johnson was able to confirm 10 names in the class. A few of the names have already appeared on WWE television namely Gigi Dolin (Priscilla Kelly), Cora Jade (Elayna Black), Karissa Rivera and Zoey Stark while others were confirmed in previous reports and announcements Angela Arnold, Christina Brigham (Casanova), Parker Boudreaux, Anthony Henry, Christian Hubble (Blake Christian).
NXT Signee Addresses the Comparisons to Brock Lesnar
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News broke earlier this month that former University of Central Florida offensive lineman Parker Boudreaux had signed a developmental contract with the WWE. Billed at 6-foot-4, 315 pounds, the Florida native has an uncanny resemblance to former WWE and UFC Champion Brock Lesnar, so much so that Paul Heyman and Matt Riddle have even started hyping him up on Twitter.
On Wednesday Bourdreaux outright addressed those comparisons, taking to Twitter to say, I m not the next Lesnar. I m the first Parker Boudreaux.
I’m not the next Lesnar. I’m the first Parker Boudreaux #staywoke