Three WWE Stars’ Sons Sign WWE NIL Deals

Three WWE Stars’ Sons Sign WWE NIL Deals WWE

The sons of three WWE stars have been announced as part of the latest class of WWE NIL (Next In Line) recruits.

The WWE NIL program continues to be a big part of the recruitment process with current NXT Champion Oba Femi and NXT Tag Team Champion Tank Ledger among the names who have come up through that particular system.

WWE Recruit has announced the lineup for the fifth class of NIL signees, featuring three generational names.

Those names are Mark Henry’s son Jacob Henry, Scott Steiner’s son (and therefore Bron Breakker’s cousin) Brock Rechsteiner, and Titus O’Neil’s son TJ Bullard.

The full lineup is as follows:

Jacob Henry

Brock Rechsteiner

TJ Bullard

Fatima Katembo

Meghan Walker

Garrett Beck

Bianca Pizano

Hidetora Hanada

Madison Kaiser

Gina Adams

Kerrigan Hunyh

WWE describes the NIL program as follows:

Following a historic new policy by the NCAA effective July 1, 2021, which ushered in the NIL era allowing college athletes the ability to monetize their name, image and likeness, WWE has constructed a comprehensive program to recruit and develop potential future Superstars. Dubbed “Next In Line™,” the groundbreaking NIL program will provide a clear pathway from college athletics to WWE through collaborative partnerships with college athletes from diverse athletic backgrounds. 

All athlete partnerships will feature access to the state-of-the-art WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Fla., in addition to resources across the organization including brand building, media training, communications, live event promotion, creative writing and community relations. Upon completion of the NIL program, select athletes may earn an exclusive opportunity to be offered a WWE contract.

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6 days ago by Liam

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