WWE Makes Surprising Hire As New Performance Center Coach

Welcome to the team. WWE is a huge wrestling promotion and has all kinds of wrestlers on its roster. As a result, the company has to find a way to get them better every week and the best way they have found to do that is through the Performance Center. The world class facility offers all kinds of resources, including a great training staff. That staff has grown again this week.

According to the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, WWE has hired Allison Danger as a new coach at the Performance Center. Danger is a retired wrestler who spent the majority of her career on the independent circuit, including spending several years in Shimmer. She retired from the ring in 2013, due to complications from a stroke, which causes lesions in her brain. Danger’s brother Steve Corino is also a coach at the Performance Center.

You might not be familiar with a rather talented wrestler. Check out what Danger can do in the ring:

Allison Danger Vs. Lacey

Throwback Thursday: Tracy Brooks vs Lacey vs Allison Danger vs Daizee Haze

Allison Danger vs Allie Parker Women's Match November 10th 2012 Adrenaline Unleashed

Opinion: This is one of those things that has me interested as Danger is not from the WWE system. It helps to have someone involved in the company’s training who is a complete outsider. Danger has not been in the ring for a long time but that does not mean she is unable to offer a lot of her experience. This could be quite the hire and hopefully it works out well for everyone involved.

What do you think of the signing? Who else should WWE sign? Let us know in the comments below.

Thomas Hall has been a wrestling fan for over thirty years and has seen over 60,000 wrestling matches. He has also been a wrestling reviewer since 2009 with over 6,000 full shows covered. You can find his work at kbwrestlingreviews.com, or check out his- Amazon author page with 30 wrestling books.

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