Hello there, my very good friends. A major shift is coming to WWE's talent sign in policy.

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Alright, so we're going to kick things off by talking about this new report on WWE's

signing policy. There has been a shift. Little guys are out. Big beefy boys are in.

This is at least the word of Dave Meltzer on Wrestling Observer Radio talking about the whole

signing policy with WWE saying specifically that WWE are moving away from smaller,

older wrestlers and moving towards people who are at least 220 pounds and under 26 years of age.

Now, as is often the case with like broad policies, you would think that if someone who's

30 years old and 205 pounds comes along and they're the best, they'd probably break the

policy inside them. But for years and years and years that WWE policy has been, these people

who are in more advanced stages of their career, this whole period we've had over the past five

years of sort of signing seasoned indie wrestlers who've lots of experience and everything else.

Now they're kind of going back to a model more in line before you traditionally associate

with WWE. So I mean, we've seen some big beefy boys come into WWE recently, right? We've got

Parker Boudreau, part of the latest signing class, Bronson Rex Steiner, I believe is a large man

as well. So it's going to be interesting to see what comes to this. What do you think of this

change in signing policy? I'm not exactly surprised by this and certainly judging by what we saw

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