Meiko Satomura Guest Training At WWE Performance Center
Mae Young Classic semi-finalist back in 2018...
2018 WWE Mae Young Classic competitor Meiko Satomura will be guest training at the WWE Performance Center according to a report from Squared Circle Sirens.
The report claims that Satomura will be out at the PC for the next few weeks. Those in charge at the Performance Center like to get the very best professional wrestlers from around the world in for a guest trainer's spot a few times a year. Some of those who were initially brought in for a spell as a guest coach - NXT UK's Johnny Saint springs to mind - end up staying with the company past that, so who knows what could be in store for Satomura.
During the 2018 Mae Young Classic, Meiko made it all the way through to the semi-finals before losing to the eventual winner, Toni Storm. Along the way, the 39-year-old defeated Killer Kelly, Mercedes Martinez, and Lacey Lane.
Beginning her training all the way back in 1994 aged just 14, Satomura turned out for WCW early on in her career. In more recent times, she's appeared for the likes of Sendai Girls' Pro Wrestling, Fight Club: Pro, and Pro Wrestling: Eve.
The report claims that Satomura will be out at the PC for the next few weeks. Those in charge at the Performance Center like to get the very best professional wrestlers from around the world in for a guest trainer's spot a few times a year. Some of those who were initially brought in for a spell as a guest coach - NXT UK's Johnny Saint springs to mind - end up staying with the company past that, so who knows what could be in store for Satomura.
During the 2018 Mae Young Classic, Meiko made it all the way through to the semi-finals before losing to the eventual winner, Toni Storm. Along the way, the 39-year-old defeated Killer Kelly, Mercedes Martinez, and Lacey Lane.
Beginning her training all the way back in 1994 aged just 14, Satomura turned out for WCW early on in her career. In more recent times, she's appeared for the likes of Sendai Girls' Pro Wrestling, Fight Club: Pro, and Pro Wrestling: Eve.
Written by Ross Tweddell
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