[dondada7]

I think Jamin Olivencia & Jason Wayne could contribute alot to TNA as a tag team. Similar to the teams of Kash & Gunner & Chavo & Super Mex. Godderz has come a long way in a short period of time. Rob Terry is developing into a credible power wrestler who stands out primarily due to his physique. Hopefully TNA will sign Shane Haste & Mikey Nicholls.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFbbNnDuY5w
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kEWQRwjJWOI

[SeanWrestling]

Originally Posted by El Hombre

Godderz is out of the Vince Russo philosophy of how to develop WWE/TNA wrestlers. His philosophy was to take a guy who can talk, act, and has charisma, and train him how to be a wrestler. Then he will be a superstar. Rather than do it the traditional way which is to teach someone how to wrestle and then hope they can learn how to talk, act, and have any charisma. He felt the wrestling business did things backwards.

I also hear that Rob Terry is starting to use some wrestling moves and is getting better in his matches. And not just Lex Luger power moves. Maybe the IWC will stop hating on him.

That's actually a good idea because I imagine that teaching someone how to act is harder than teaching someone how to wrestle.

[Thomas Batista]

I have not watched any OVW and I find it hilarious that TNA is still following in WWE's footsteps even when it comes to choosing a development partnership.

[Xmaspast]

Originally Posted by Thomas Batista

I have not watched any OVW and I find it hilarious that TNA is still following in WWE's footsteps even when it comes to choosing a development partnership.

Maybe so, but they're also smart and developing working relationships with other promotions which the WWE almost never does. The partnership with AAA in Mexico and their former partnership with ROH are good examples of that.

[joeisgonnakillyou]

Originally Posted by Thomas Batista

I have not watched any OVW and I find it hilarious that TNA is still following in WWE's footsteps even when it comes to choosing a development partnership.

TNA stealing all those 20 years old ex wwe rejects...

[dondada7]

Originally Posted by SeanWrestling

That's actually a good idea because I imagine that teaching someone how to act is harder than teaching someone how to wrestle.

They might not be as entertaining and passionate about wrestling but they are more marketable. Chris Daniels was an actor before he became a wretler and he is one of the best in the world.

[pgi86]

Alex Silva made his return to OVW, after a 3-month absense, at last night's TV tapings.

[TasteOfVenom]

Jamin Olivencia and Dylan Bostic were used as extras on RAW

[pgi86]

Doug Williams was (backstage) at the OVW house show yesterday and will be at the one today. Looks like he's there to help teach and develop the talent. It remains to be seen whether this is a permanent thing or a one-off.

[TasteOfVenom]

Originally Posted by pgi86

Doug Williams was (backstage) at the OVW house show yesterday and will be at the one today. Looks like he's there to help teach and develop the talent. It remains to be seen whether this is a permanent thing or a one-off.

Considering the amount of talent Doug trained he would be perfect helping oVw talent. It also shows the amount of respect TNA has for him that they would have him help their developmental camp. Plus I do remember hearing TNA wanting Doug to become an agent.