Wildkat Sports owner Luke Hawx posted the following on his Facebook page earlier this week, revealing that he worked as a guest coach/trainer at the WWE Performance Center last week. Hawx has trained numerous pro wrestlers over the years and has also worked as a stuntman and actor in several big-budget Hollywood films. He said,
“The (Wild)Kat is out the bag: Earlier this week I had the pleasure to be invited to coach at the WWE Performance Center and Produce at NXT live events. It really has been a wonderful experience working here in such a hardworking,hungry environment! HUGE Thank you to not only WWE but to the entire staff at NXT for making me feel at home. The coaching staff here is 2nd to none! I really have to give a special Thank you to Coach Robby Brookside who looked after me and also dropped knowledge on me 24/7. The man is an information library!!! The Performance Center is like none other and set up so very well for its wrestlers and staff. EVERYTHING you could ever want or dream for is at your fingertips!”
WWE United States Champion Bobby Roode tweeted the following on Thursday, commenting on his US title match against Randy Orton at the SmackDown! Live brand WWE Fastlane pay-per-view event on Sunday, March 11th:
I’ve felt an #RKOOuttaNowhere and I got back up. It’s time for The Viper to get a #RoodeAwakening. #WWEFastlane #USChamp
— Bobby Roode (@REALBobbyRoode) February 21, 2018
