I agree with Both, The Performance Center/Evolve/LFG is excellent for these up and coming wrestlers. They both tend to borrow each other but I think they are catering to different audiences. I know Anna Jay/Kamille/Megan Bayne/Nikki Blackheart would excel in WWE/NXT with training from the PC.
As much as I hate to admit this but I think Kelani Jordan Kali Armstrong would fit AEW style better than the WWE main roster at this point (Triple K) does not know how to book Black Talent as he tries to protect his White stars because of their lack of charisma and athleticism.

For example Oba Femi is a star in the making they should be building a storyline with Brock at Wrestlemania it will be good for both and a passing of the torch to a new indestructible force.

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The Program: "The Passing of the Torch"​

Match 1: WrestleMania 42 (The Shock)​

  • The Setup: Brock stands in the ring at WrestleMania for his open challenge. Oba Femi’s music hits. No words, just a collision.
  • The Finish: Keep it short and violent—think Brock vs. Goldberg at Survivor Series. Oba catches Brock mid-air during a leap and hits a massive Pop-up Powerbomb followed by his Falling Powerbomb.
  • The Result: Oba wins in under 5 minutes. The world is in shock. Brock sits in the corner, laughing manically because he’s finally meets the "True Ruler." of WWE

Match 2: SummerSlam (The Beast Strikes Back)​

  • The Story: Brock disappears for months, making Oba think he's truly retired the Beast. Brock returns at Money in the Bank, costing Oba a title shot. Brock claims Oba caught him "unprepared," but now he's "hunted."
  • The Finish: A classic "Meat Match." They go 20 minutes, breaking the ring or going through the barricades. Brock eventually hits 5 or 6 F-5s to finally keep Oba down.
  • The Result: Brock wins the WWE Championship (or a #1 contender spot), leveling the score. Brock shows respect by nodding at Oba post-match, but the tension is still there.

Match 3: Survivor Series (The Final Battle)​

  • The Stipulation: Hell in a Cell or a "Last Man Standing" match to ensure a definitive winner.
  • The Story: This is about who is the real "Final Boss" of the WWE.
  • The Finish: Brock goes for one last F-5, but his back gives out (playing into his "Hall of Fame career" age). Oba capitalizes, hits a sequence of power moves that look absolutely devastating, and locks in a submission or a pinfall after a reverse shooting star press or several F5.
  • The Result: Oba wins the trilogy 2-1. Brock leaves his gloves in the ring, finally passing the torch as the "New Indestructible Force." and tells Oba the F5 is all yours.

Im not a fan of any of these wrestlers but I like the storyline

Bigs stay Bigs and Littles stay with Littles
I think they are rushing the Oba vs Brock, I laid out a 12-18 month timeline let Oba run the roster before feeding him to Brock, I laid it out back in March
 
Netflix must have told TKO/WWE to not give NBC/Peacock shit anymore. This was the worst show I've watched in a long time.
 
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