​Full List Of New Superstars Signed By WWE In August 2022 – SportsAmaze

If there is one man who entirely believes in the young guns, that is Triple H. Ever since his return as the creative head of the WWE, filling in the boots of Vince McMahon, there have been seismic changes in the industry’s roster with formerly jilter stars realigning with the company.
WWE recently announced its latest class of young recruits who stepped in the mega-structure to take their first step towards stardom. There was a total of 17 youngsters who were chosen for the future class of WWE with their background varying between mixed martial art, grappling, soccer, volleyball and football.
In a quick introduction, WWE unveiled the 17 stars where the first was that of Valerie Loureda who had previously been famous in the Bellator circuit, stitching together a 4-1 record. The 24-year-old fighter is a taekwondo blackbelt and has already been making ripples across the MMA roster.
Tracy Hancock, the second recruit was a former Olympian as she Wrestled for the States in the in the 2020 Olympic Games at Tokyo. She also bagged a bronze medal at the 2021 World Wrestling Championships.
It's time to meet some of our newest recruits: @valerielouredaa is a Taekwondo black belt and the first Cuban-American in WWE! pic.twitter.com/0e3PIXBPFY
— WWE Recruit (@WWERecruit) August 16, 2022

Former Miss Indiana, Alexis Lete was also a member of the latest class of athletes hired by WWE. She had a fine background in volleyball, serving the George Washington University as their ace middle blocker for four long years.
Tiller Bucktrot was a towering giant who also served as the former offensive linesman for Tulsa University while Abule Abadi-Fitzgerald servaed as a defensive tackle for Kentucky.
AJ Amrhein is known for her fitness instructions and tumbling flair on Baylor Acrobatics and Tumbling team while Antoine Frazer served as one of the finest offensive line for Kansas University and University of Northern Iowa.
Giovanna Eburneo is an IBJJF European BJJ Champion & a BJJ Black Belt. Coming to us from Botucantu, Sao Paulo, Brazil, she is training to be a dominant force in @WWE. pic.twitter.com/olX41S3V5P
— WWE Recruit (@WWERecruit) August 16, 2022

As the names kept on pouring, WWE heralded a significant move for the future and given the presence of talent at the moment, with Triple H at the helm of affairs, it is indeed best for business.
Here is the list of all the stars signed by WWE:

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