WWE Hires Another Veteran As Performance Center Coach

WWE has a lot of talent in the Performance Center and they are always looking for the right fit to add even more depth to their coaching staff. We previously reported that Ken Doane is now Performance Center coach, but he isn’t the only addition to the team.

The Wrestling Observer Newsletter noted that Allison Danger is now a full-time coach at the PC. She is a veteran name who is also the sister of Steve Corino. Of course, her family might have helped grease the wheels, but her experience really got her the job.

Danger wrestled from 2000 to 2013 and she was a big part of SHIMMER. She also worked for ROH. She will also join Zoey Stark, who she trained. Obviously, this was a hire that a lot of people around the Performance Center are very happy about.

WWE transitioned their NXT brand into NXT 2.0 and they have a huge crop of incoming talent at all times. Now Allison Danger will be around to make sure that they learn the ropes in a proper way.

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