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Dustin Rhodes Wants AEW To Create Program Like WWE ID

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Dustin Rhodes spoke with WFFA (H/T to Fightful for the transcription) about the WWE ID program.

Under the program, “WWE will provide prominent independent wrestling schools with the WWE ID official designation, with the goal of providing new trainees and existing talent at these select institutions with enhanced developmental opportunities. Booker T’s Reality of Wrestling (Houston), Cody Rhodes’ Nightmare Factory (Atlanta), Seth Rollins’ Black and Brave Academy (Davenport, Iowa), Elite Pro Wrestling Training Center (Concord, N.H.) and KnokX Pro Academy (Los Angeles) are the first WWE ID independent wrestling schools to earn the official designation.”

“I don’t think through WWE because I’m here and I think that’s probably the reason they haven’t reached out.” Dustin Rhodes said. “That’s because I’m contracted with All Elite Wrestling. I would love for Tony to do that with us where we have a little type thing, that would be kind of cool for some of our schools, especially me since I’m like one of the originals here.”

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