WWE Gets A Little More Back To Normal During Coronavirus

Back to school. We are in one of the strangest times the wrestling world has ever seen as the Coronavirus has changed the way the industry works. There are only so many things going on in the wrestling world that are still considered normal, but things are continuing as well as possible. Some things are slowly starting to come back though, and that will be the case again later this month.

WWE has a lot of resources available to it and one of the biggest is the Performance Center. They have the greatest training facility in the world and that can give them all kinds of benefits, including making sure that their wrestlers are allowed so many opportunities. The Performance Center has been used to hold WWE television for several months, but now that will be expanding.

According to the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, the WWE Performance Center classes will be resuming on August 10. This will be the first time that the developmental wrestlers will be training at the Performance Center since the beginning of the Coronavirus pandemic in March. The classes will be taking place at a nearby warehouse with rings and only two wrestlers allowed in the rings at once.

The place has a lot of resources. Check out how it is supposed to go:

Opinion: This is the kind of thing that takes WWE a step closer to being back to normal. Even if the classes are not taking place at the Performance Center, at least they are taking place somewhere. That is better than nothing, though they still have a long way to go. If nothing else, it makes sense that they are not going to be in the actual facility while it is still being used for television. It’s better than nothing though and that’s a good sign.

What do you think of the change? What will be the next big switch? Let us know in the comments below.

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