There has been talk of forming a new stable on the SmackDown Live brand that would be comprised of talent who have an accomplished collegiate wrestling background.
According to the latest issue of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, the group would be similar to the old Varsity Club group in the old NWA/WCW, which featured Kevin Sullivan, Rick Steiner and Mike Rotunda in their "Letterman Jackets" from their college wrestling days.
Names discussed as being part of the potential modern day version of the group include Dolph Ziggler, Jack Swagger, Shelton Benjamin and Chad Gable.
1) I had a feeling they would split up Gable/Jordan. They on two different workrates and style. I don't see Steiners in them at all.
2) Don't think this type of stable would work nowadays. But Ziggler's been getting good reviews lately, and Gable was huge in NXT (only for a short time), so I don't know.
3) Main problem it's that it' very random, and they just throwing together dudes that never had anything to do with each other and have no reason to be in a stable. I thought they tried the stable thing few months ago then decided they don't need it.
According to the latest issue of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, the group would be similar to the old Varsity Club group in the old NWA/WCW, which featured Kevin Sullivan, Rick Steiner and Mike Rotunda in their "Letterman Jackets" from their college wrestling days.
Names discussed as being part of the potential modern day version of the group include Dolph Ziggler, Jack Swagger, Shelton Benjamin and Chad Gable.
1) I had a feeling they would split up Gable/Jordan. They on two different workrates and style. I don't see Steiners in them at all.
2) Don't think this type of stable would work nowadays. But Ziggler's been getting good reviews lately, and Gable was huge in NXT (only for a short time), so I don't know.
3) Main problem it's that it' very random, and they just throwing together dudes that never had anything to do with each other and have no reason to be in a stable. I thought they tried the stable thing few months ago then decided they don't need it.