Recently, WWE has acquired 17 youth stars from diverse backgrounds and will allow them to join WWE Performance Center, know the new wrestlers list added to the 2022 roster
We take a look at the career of these 17 stars, which interested WWE to sign them.
WWE has continued the trend of signing promising youngsters as 17 athletes were announced as a member of the prestigious WWE roster. The new signings belong to diverse backgrounds but all of them have potential and talent in common.
WWE Roster 2022, List Of New Wrestlers Signed
WWE announces signing of 17 promising youngsters including Olympian Valerie Loureda
Background & Career of WWE’s New Signings
The first of the 17 stars, Valerie Loureda, who had previously gained notoriety on the Bellator circuit by compiling a 4-1 record, was introduced by WWE in a brief introduction. The second candidate, Tracy Hancock, was a previous Olympian who wrestled for the United States in the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo.
Alexis Lete, a former Miss Indiana, was also one of the most recent athletes that WWE hired. While Abule Abadi-Fitzgerald played defensive tackle for Kentucky, Tiller Bucktrot, a towering giant, was a former offensive lineman for Tulsa University. On the Baylor Acrobatics and Tumbling squad, AJ Amrhein is renowned for her fitness advice and tumbling prowess, and Antoine Frazer was a standout offensive lineman for Kansas University and the University of Northern Iowa.
Isaac Odugbesan has won the SEC shot put championship three times and is a 2021–22 WWE NIL athlete. Daniel McArthur, a 24-year-old University of North Carolina graduate and four-time NCAA All-American, won the ACC Track & Field Championship.
Gina DeLucia, a 24-year-old competitor in Crossfit, is one of the best women in the country. Brazilian Jiu Jitsu black belt Giovanna Eburneo has won both the Pan-American and European Championships. Houston Miller, a 6-foot-4, 260-pound monster from Fort Worth, Texas, played three seasons on the defensive line for Texas Tech.
At Lynn University and Bowling Green University, Sarah Baer excelled as a collegiate basketball and soccer player. Tiana Caffey, a 23-year-old former LSU soccer player, is now a professional. Roman Macek was an offensive lineman at the University of Duquesne who was a threat on the field and on the mat.
Full list of WWE Latest Recruits
Since Triple H took over for Vince McMahon as the creative leader of the WWE, there have been drastic changes in the roster of the industry as performers who had previously been on the outs have realigned with the company. WWE just revealed its most recent group of youthful recruits, who entered the mega-structure to begin their journey toward stardom. A total of 17 young people, with backgrounds in mixed martial arts, grappling, soccer, volleyball, and football, were chosen to represent WWE in the future.
- Valerie Loureda
- Tracy Hancock
- Alexis Lete
- Tiller Bucktrot
- Issac Odugbesan
- Daniel McArthur
- Gina DeLucia
- Giovanno Eburneo
- Houston Miller
- Caleb Balgaard
- Joe Spivak
- Sarah Baer
- Abule Abadi Fitzgerald
- Aj Amrhein
- Antoine Frazier
- Roman Macek
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