WWE Raw: Stephanie McMahon hopeful for Gable Stevenson working full-time- WWE inked a deal with the Tokyo Olympic Gold Medalist Gable Stevenson earlier this year. During October’s WWE Draft, he got picked by Monday Night Raw and is expected to make his WWE debut at Wrestlemania 38 in Dallas.
Every pro-wrestling fan has high hopes from the Olympian turn pro-wrestler, and the WWE Chief Branding Officer Stephanie McMahon hopes that Gable will be a full-time performer once he is done with his school.
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WWE Raw: Stephanie McMahon wants to have Gable Stevenson perform in WWE as a full-time wrestler
Stephanie McMahon recently spoke to Adam’ Apple at the March of Dimes event about how things look like going forward in WWE. She was asked about Gable Stevenson. and what she expects from him. Stephanie said that he is still in school, but she hopes to see him in WWE as a full-time wrestler.
WWE Raw: Stephanie McMahon is hopeful of having this WWE Raw drafted superstar as a full-time competitor, check who is he
“He’s still in school. When he’s done with school, hopefully, he’s going to be part of the full-time roster. We have more announcements on the NIL program that will be talked about soon.”
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WWE Raw: Gable Stevenson got picked by Monday Night Raw as part of the WWE Draft
After inking a deal earlier this year with WWE, Gable Stevenson was part of WWE Draft, where he got picked by Monday Night Raw. As mentioned by Stephanie McMahon that Stevenson is still in school for his training, and once he is done with training, he will be in the company.
No specific date of his WWE arrival has been announced, as of yet, but there are rumors that he would be making his WWE debut at the Showcase of Immortals, i.e., “Wrestlemania 38” in Dallas on April 3 or 4.
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