WWE Expanding Reality Series Footprint With Concepts Being Developed

According to PWInsider, WWE are looking to expand their reality series footprint, working on two concepts that are being developed at the moment.

The company is looking to expand its footprint as part of a partnership with Bunium-Murray productions, the same company that produces the E! reality series.

The first series is supposedly similar to that of ‘Total Bellas,’ with the focus being on Miz and Maryse. It would focus on their in-ring careers and personal lives as a married couple in Hollywood. Now that the couple is expecting a child, having just revealed the gender last night, that would be used. The show would also feature some of the couple’s best friends in real life, which include people such as Dolph Ziggler.

The second series would be a combination of ‘Tough Enough,’ the ‘Diva Search’ and the old-style competition in NXT when it was a seasonal show. The concept would aim to ‘seek out’ a new female WWE star. The competitors would be put on the road and travel together. Weekly competitions would lead to eliminations before one final winner is announced and receives a WWE contract.

It is unknown if either of these will make it to television, but we at Wrestling Rumors are hopeful that they do!

To get an absolutely hilarious video on what you can expect from a Miz and Maryse ‘Total Bellas’ similar show, you can watch this:

Check out alleged "lost" episode of Total Bellas - Part 1: SmackDown LIVE, March 21, 2017

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