WWE's Developmental System is a Mess, Y'all

[Brandon]

Damn, really, none of you guys made a thread about this Bill DeMott situation down at NXT? I guess Burke is only willing to paint someone in a bad light if they've made allegations against Triple H. Anyway, yet ANOTHER former talent, Trenesha Biggers (Rhaka Khan) has come out against Bill DeMott, and this time she's sending for Tommy Dreamer, too.

Former TNA Knockout and WWE developmental talent Trenesha Biggers has joined the ranks of trainees accusing former NXT head trainer Bill DeMott of physical abuse and racism.

Biggers – who competed in TNA as Rhaka Khan – has published a verified post on Reddit containing an email she sent in 2008 that echoes recent claims made against DeMott.

In the email, Biggers accuses DeMott of – among other things – insinuating that she slept her way into the WWE's developmental system, making her drink a six pack of beer and do drills in front of the class and refusing to let her wrestle unless WWE management were on site.

She also accuses Tommy Dreamer of trying to get her fired by claiming on a conference call that she was sleeping with trainer Curtis Hughes.

All of this is alleged to have taken place during her time at Deep South Wrestling in 2005 and 2006.

You can read her post here.

[Burke]

I know that in other sports some of the best coaches didn’t necessarily have great careers themselves…but still, it’s crazy to me that a jobber who no one ever gave a damn about is in charge of a multi-million dollar training operation whose purpose is to develop marketable stars. It would be like if in 20 years Adam Rose was the head coach.

[Deleted]

Well, at least they've upgraded to a midcarder since Albert took over now that Bill is out on his ass

[Brandon]

I've heard nothing but praise for Billy Gunn as a trainer.

[Mutant Couch]

Probably why they brought Sara Del Rey in. They should try to bring Sable in to train the women on mic skills and have the two of them solely responsible for the women. They have enough male wrestlers to worry about that the male trainers don't need to have any sway at all in that field. Since they can't seem to avoid bringing in questionable trainers. With the current women in NXT and on the roster they've proven that having Del Rey train the women has worked out well. It never made sense to have guys train women since they're not performing the same way.