WWE Developmental Talent Performance Center — Photo Credit: Bill Pritchard

WWE Performance Center Recruits Outline 2017 Goals (Video), Ricochet Shares Long Inspirational Post

January 9, 2017

WWE Performance Center Recruits Outline 2017 Goals

WWE has posted the above video to their official YouTube page featuring various WWE Performance Center recruits talking about their goals for 2017.

Ricochet Thanks Supporters In Long Inspirational Post

NJPW & former Lucha Underground wrestler Ricochet (aka Prince Puma) has posted the following inspirational post on his Instagram account thanking everyone who has supported him:

WARNING: Long Inspirational post Now, I just wanted to say thank you to everyone, literally everyone. Family, friends, fans, haters, doubters, everyone. I know it is super cliche but without each and everyone of you I wouldn’t be where I am now. It all started as a 14 year old kid not knowing what he wanted in life and has now turned into an empire. There have been bumps in the road along the way but with the support of everyone I’ve managed to pull through every time and don’t intend on stopping. I know I have made my mistakes and lost friends along the way, but I was young and dumb and never had bad intentions. So to everyone I have done wrong whether it means anything or not I am sorry, but isn’t that life? Making mistakes and learning from them!? Now maybe it took me a little longer than most but that’s fine. There’s no date for knowledge. For the past 13 years I’ve been working, grinding, trying to become the best. Each year, trying to be better than I was the year before. 2017 will be no different. I’m going to continue to improve in every aspect possible. Whether it’s with my health and fitness, wrestling, growing my brand, or being a better father, boyfriend, son, brother or friend. So again, thank you all for everything you’ve done for me. I honestly can’t repay you but will continue to try.

A photo posted by kingricochet (@kingricochet) on Jan 8, 2017 at 8:48pm PST

Nick joined WrestleZone in 2015 and has since worked hard to bring pro wrestling fans a variety of exclusive news insights, podcasts, videos and more.

You may know Nick as the former co-host for a variety of successful pro wrestling podcasts with names like Eric Bischoff, Bret "Hitman" Hart and Bill Apter. Or as his villainous pro wrestling manager alter ego "Rinaldo Piven"!

Nick does commentary for Black Label Pro and can be found promoting pro wrestling events for Chicago fans with Viva La Rasslin as well as Duffy's Bar & Grille in Chicago.

Nick has also trained and performed at the Improv Olympic, Annoyance, ComedySportz and Second City improv theaters in Chicago, IL.

If you have a news item, inquiry or just want to say, "HI!" please feel free to shoot him an e-mail nick@wrestlezone.com