WWE.com Confirms Signings Of Three Veterans

[Oldschool]

WWE.com Confirms Signings Of Three Veterans
Story posted by Andy Figuera on September 15, 2006
The following is from WWE.com:

WWE will be utilizing three ring veterans to help younger talent develop their skills in the ring.

Rodney Mack, Marty Jannetty and Brad Armstrong have been chosen to work with WWE over the next several months. In addition to working with the younger talent, Mack, Jannetty and Armstrong may also have the opportunity to join WWE fulltime, according to officials.

[cyclone2k]

nWo_Rule is very happy!! He can tryout for the training!

[Colonel_Rule]

nWo_Rule is very happy!! He can tryout for the training!
Yeah. I've got FWA South London down the road. It's time to go to the gym. Go Brad.

[Oldschool]

You're going to try out? Hopefully it works out, that would be awesome!

[mbibby]

hmmm, only one i'm really looking forward to seeing is Marty, he had a great match with Angle last year!

[Colonel_Rule]

You're going to try out? Hopefully it works out, that would be awesome!
I might do it in my gap year after sixth form.

[mbibby]

More On The Signings Of Godwinn, Jannetty, Mack and Armstrong
Submitted by Daniel Pena on September 15, 2006 - 4:00pm.
Posted In: News
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If you noticed on WWE.com, WWE made two separate announcements regarding the signing of Henry O. Godwinn, and the signings of Marty Jannetty, Rodney Mack and Brad Armstrong. There's actually a good reason for that.

Apparently, Jannetty, Mack and Armstrong have actually been signed to "coaching" deals. It doesn't look like they'll be full-time, all-out "WWE Superstars" right away. The three veterans will teach the younger wrestlers the ropes prior to shows. They might also work house shows and television from time to time. The key phrase in the announcement on WWE.com regarding their signings is that they "MAY also have the opportunity to join WWE fulltime." They're not full-timers just yet. For the time being, it looks like they'll just be part-time stars who put over younger wrestlers, quite like Norman Smiley's deal TNA.

As far as Henry O. Godwinn is concerned, it looks like he came away with the best deal out of the quartet. He will immediately be a full-time "WWE Superstar" and he won't be coaching the younger wrestlers either. Also, Godwinn could actually be in line for a push and not just be used as a tool to put over other wrestlers. He's the only one out of the four veterans signed who looks to have a distinguished, full-time role with the company, at least initially. The other three veterans will have to prove themselves to land a full-time role with the company on the level of Godwinn's.


This is from Rajah.com

Godwin with a push?! Oh dear god no :|

[kronas]

is he still a sugly as he was :D

[Colonel_Rule]

Nooooooo, get my family name on TV WWE

[mbibby]

Is godwin your last name? That'd be funny saying that he was your long last brother or something :p

[Colonel_Rule]

Is godwin your last name? That'd be funny saying that he was your long last brother or something :p
No, Armstrong. I could say he's my dad lol

[mbibby]

Ah right lol, yeah, say he's your dad :s lol

[Oldschool]

As far as Henry O. Godwinn is concerned, it looks like he came away with the best deal out of the quartet. He will immediately be a full-time "WWE Superstar" and he won't be coaching the younger wrestlers either. Also, Godwinn could actually be in line for a push and not just be used as a tool to put over other wrestlers.
Wonder if he will have the same gimmick, lol!

[The Evolution Of Life]

The Armstrong's Brad and Brad Jr.

[Colonel_Rule]

The Armstrong's Brad and Brad Jr.
lol..............

[shak]

I would like to see Marty Janetti again fighting!