WWE News: WWE has announced the class of new recruits for the Performance Center training. According to the latest WWE news, the company has signed Joseph Fatu, the son of WWE Hall of Famer Rikishi, the younger brother of Jimmy & Jey Uso, and the third cousin of the “Head of the Table” Roman Reigns.
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WWE has been recruiting new talents for a while now and organized Tryouts in Las Vegas ahead of Summerslam weekend. Besides Joseph Fatus, Bobby Stevenson, the younger brother of Tokyo 2020 Gold Medalist Gable Stevenson, has also bagged a deal with the company.
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WWE News: Joseph Fatu will start training with the company soon
Joseph is among the six recruits signed by the company who will start training soon at the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida. He would be one of those talents who can break into the pro-wrestling scene courtesy of his family history.
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Besides Joseph Fatu, the class includes another second-generation superstar Ben Buchanan, the son of former WWE Tag-Team Champion Bull Buchanan. Among others, Joshua Dawkins, the nephew of NBA legend Darryl Dawkins, Jessica Woynilko, a member of the 2016 national gymnastic team of United States, Brady Booker, a former footballer from the University of South Dakota, and Bobby Stevenson (aforementioned) are the others who will be training at the Performance Center.
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WWE News: How will Joseph’s journey commence in the company?
Well, the answer to this question would be too soon if answered now. Joseph will be training at WWE Performance Center and will have the massive backing of his brothers Jimmy & Jey, and cousin Roman Reigns. Sooner or later he will be making his debut on the revamped WWE NXT, but it would be interesting to see when will he make his main roster debut.
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