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WWE has announced its Fall '22 Rookie Class which is officially joining the WWE Performance Center family. The group includes 15 athletes who are real professionals in various sports. Here is the list of talents: Kennedy Cummins - University of Minnesota Cheerleader
Rickssen Opont - Track & Field athlete, Hatian national shotput record holder who can squat 900 pounds
Alivia Ash - Track & Field athlete, 2022 ACC high jump champion
Harleigh White - Track & Field athlete from Clemson, 2022 ACC triple jump champion
Chukwusom Enekwechi - Track and Field athlete from East Michigan
Jade Gentile - Pro soccer player in Iceland
Anna Keefer - Track & Field athlete, five-time All American
Breanna Ruggiero - Tumbling and acrobat team captain at Sacramento State
Beau Morris - Offensive lineman from SMU
Franki Strefling - Professional volleyball player from overseas
Hayden Pittman - Tight End from UAB
Lea Mitchell - Three-time MVP Gymnast from Michigan State
Kevin Ventura-Cortes - Tight End from Concordia
Skylor Clinton - Tight end from pro football indoor league
Monika Klisara - Represented Team Canada in karate
WWE continues to recruit
Most of these athletes were selected during the last tryouts that took place over the SummerSlam 2022 weekend.
Regarding these provinces, Bryan Alvarez of the Wrestling Observer said: "Apparently this most recent series of WWE tryouts is It was the audition set where a lot of NIL folks showed up trying to get contracts and no independent wrestlers were allowed.
Rumors are circulating that this is probably the last time this is happening. They aren't getting rid of the NIL Program, but this idea of no indie wrestler, with all NIL wrestlers like Lash Legend and Ivy Nile and people like that, didn't work.
The point of this is that there have been a lot of injuries in this series of auditions: there have been several concussions, there have been a lot of people who have proven that they have been injured." According to a recent report from WrestleVotes, Triple H was not behind the idea of the faction in his early days as the Chief Content Officer of the company: "I know back in late July or early August, whenever this whole shift happened, from what I was told Hunter wasn’t really cool with Judgement Day.
Not personally, but he just didn’t like the idea. But since he’s grown behind it, and I think that they’re going to be around for longer than anticipated."