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Shawn Michaels To Become WWE Trainer, Goldberg To Brooklyn
Shawn Michaels To Become WWE Trainer, Goldberg To Brooklyn
Shawn Michaels is set to become a trainer, full-time, at the WWE Performance Center.Jason Solomon first reported the news, which was later confirmed by Mike Johnson on his hotline.Michaels will reportedly be moving his entire family to Orlando and will assume the role previously filled by Terry Taylor.
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Shawn Michaels reportedly takes full-time coaching job at WWE Performance Center
Shawn Michaels reportedly takes full-time coaching job at WWE Performance Center
According to PWInsider, Shawn Michaels is moving to Orlando to take a job working for best bud Triple H. The Hall of Famer, who retired from in-ring competition after WrestleMania 26 back in 2010, will become a full-time coach at the Performance Center.Someone was needed for a coaching role when Terry Taylor recently underwent neck surgery.Michaels will run the "finishing class" (which, sadly, is not focused on superkicks) for which Taylor was responsible.
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Shawn Michaels working with WWE once again
Shawn Michaels working with WWE once again
It's time to pass the knowledge on to the future of the WWEWhile the former World Heavyweight Champion Shawn Michaels has kept the promise of not wrestling anymore following his legendary retirement match with The Undertaker at WrestleMania 26, he is back with the company, this time, as a coach.Allwrestlingnews.com is reporting that Micheals has joined WWE Performance center as a trainer.He will replace former WWE World Heavyweight Champion and retired wrestler Terry Taylor as the finishing coach.
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Shawn Michaels Working With WWE Once Again
Shawn Michaels Working With WWE Once Again
While Shawn Michaels is retired from in-ring competition, he will work with the future generation of superstars as the "Showstopper" recently relocated to Orlando, Florida, to work at the Performance Center, according to Ringside News.Michaels will replace Terry Taylor as the "finishing" coach, helping up-and-coming talents by polishing their acts.The 51-year-old will teach a class at the Performance Center during his time at the facility.
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