I can't believe that Hugh Morrus had a high position over there.He had no business teaching anyone anything.
My dude had the goat moonsault
Is it somewhat insulting/embarrassing that Albert is the head Trainer at WWE NXT?
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My dude had the goat moonsault
The Prince of All Saiyans
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in 5 matches you'd delete from history so a non-watcher ever sees...
My dude had the goat moonsault
So... when was Stu Hart the #1 wrestler in the industry?
Point is, even if the trainers themselves were never the top wrestlers, they have likely worked with all the best, and learned a lot from the best. There's countless wrestlers who were great and weren't trained by all-time greats. It's not what a person did in their career that makes a good trainer, it's what he/she KNOWS that makes a good trainer.
Look at Goldberg. He didn't do much wrestling-wise, but for a time he was the most entertaining thing in WCW, a hot draw, and a big star... and he was taught by Dwayne Bruce who jobbed to EVERYBODY during his in-ring career... so...
Blue Pants got herself over as a non contract jobber and was making more $ than every contracted woman in NXT. She used their tv time to sell her own merch on the side and not cut the WWE into shyt. She was a true hustler. Exactly what she should have been doing. That's what she learned from the dudleys?
The Great One
Swag Surfin
So not one thing you typed in that paragraph is true and is fukking laughable actually.
Show me where Blue Pants made more then Bayley, Asuka, Dane Brooke, Emma, etc...
And the WWE was cut into her shirts. They sold them on website dummy.
Jmare007
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It's a actually a really interesting question/discussion.
Not every great wrestler can be a good trainer. Hearing Ric Flair talk about his work makes it seem he wouldn't know how to teach his "secrets" to other people. Then again, Dory & Terry Funk are probably the GOAT training duo and they were fukking amazing in the ring.
To me though, it doesn't really matter who is teaching a guy the basics as long as they teach them right. A guy like Albert should be able to train the basic stuff, he's worked all over the world and a bunch of different wrestlers and at his peak he was a good wrestler, shyt he was even trained in the Funking Conservatory...
And honestly, anything he can't teach can be taught by Normal Smiley or Robbie Brookside or even Sara del Rey. There's enough people at the PC that can complement each other and give a wrestler enough advice for him to be able to work.
But I think the most important thing for a worker is actually work. No matter how many bumps, flips and selling classes he'll have, he's only gonna get better by working other people and learning from them, the crowd and the feedback he gets by watching footage, asking people how he can improve and actually trying shyt in his matches and see what works.
OP talked about how once upon a time they had Dusty and Steamboat in Florida teaching guys. But haven't we always criticized how WWE was never able to actually teach a guy on their own and make him a star? How much of a difference did they make compared to the guys they have now? I honestly have no clue
Not every great wrestler can be a good trainer. Hearing Ric Flair talk about his work makes it seem he wouldn't know how to teach his "secrets" to other people. Then again, Dory & Terry Funk are probably the GOAT training duo and they were fukking amazing in the ring.
To me though, it doesn't really matter who is teaching a guy the basics as long as they teach them right. A guy like Albert should be able to train the basic stuff, he's worked all over the world and a bunch of different wrestlers and at his peak he was a good wrestler, shyt he was even trained in the Funking Conservatory...
And honestly, anything he can't teach can be taught by Normal Smiley or Robbie Brookside or even Sara del Rey. There's enough people at the PC that can complement each other and give a wrestler enough advice for him to be able to work.
But I think the most important thing for a worker is actually work. No matter how many bumps, flips and selling classes he'll have, he's only gonna get better by working other people and learning from them, the crowd and the feedback he gets by watching footage, asking people how he can improve and actually trying shyt in his matches and see what works.
OP talked about how once upon a time they had Dusty and Steamboat in Florida teaching guys. But haven't we always criticized how WWE was never able to actually teach a guy on their own and make him a star? How much of a difference did they make compared to the guys they have now? I honestly have no clue
So not one thing you typed in that paragraph is true and is fukking laughable actually.
Show me where Blue Pants made more then Bayley, Asuka, Dane Brooke, Emma, etc...
And the WWE was cut into her shirts. They sold them on website dummy.
How would WWE possibly get a cut of the merch she sold at the indys she worked, while making NXT tv appearances? Or her Leva Bates PW Tees page? They couldn't stop her from selling a t shirt with 'blue pants' on it. She used WWE for her own benefit, and got a bigger name and made more $ than she would have as a one off jobber.
The Great One
Swag Surfin
Anybody can sell t shirts on pw tees
Bryan Danielson
Jmare007 x Bryan Danielson x JLova = King Ghidorah
The Great One
Swag Surfin
Link away, I have seen his New Japan work.In all fairness.... A lot of matches can be linked..... But none of them in Wwe
I love Lance Storm. Why do you say that? (EDIT: just saw the other post. But those are his people's bigging him up.) I always thought Impact Players were one of the most underrated parts of prime ECW (along with Corino)
who came out of his school?
The Great One
Swag Surfin
Hey I like Lance storm too, nothing against him but he has tier zero personality.
Read through the thread, 11 years he has been doing this and the only people that have made it are Tyler Breeze and Emma.
