Fred Rosser Clarifies That He Was A Guest Coach At WWE Performance Center

Fred Rosser clarifies his role at the WWE Performance Center.

On Saturday, Rosser revealed that he was at the WWE PC and giving back to the next generation as a coach.

On Sunday, he clarified that he was just doing a guest coaching spot and noted some of the talents he was impressed with.

This week, I made my rounds as a GUEST COACH, observing, learning, and seeing how things are done. But I also had the opportunity to work closely with some young hopefuls, brainwashing them into believing in themselves and exploiting the gifts they already possess! 💯

There were several others I enjoyed working with, but these three would definitely be my wrestling kids if I were there full-time!

Hidetora Hanada — I’ve already fallen in love with his willingness to be coached. Coming from sumo wrestling and playing football at Colorado State, he brings a unique background and a willingness to learn that I admire.

Amy — A dancer with natural presence! She absolutely killed it on the mic during class, and that confidence helped earn her an opportunity on NXT television.

Austin — With a background in bobsled and American football, he also showed what he could do on the mic in class, earning that NXT television opportunity alongside Amy. He reminds me of a young Wade Barrett!

My philosophy has always been simple: don’t try to turn everyone into the same performer. Identify their gifts, build their confidence, and help them become the best version of themselves.

Rosser is still active in the ring, most recently wrestling at PRODUCE events. He competed in WWE as Darren Young from 2010 to 2017.