Kemo
07-30-2019, 05:18 PM
It appears as though former Impact Wrestling and Ring of Honor (ROH) star, Chris Sabin, is currently at WWE’s Performance Center in Orlando, Florida.
Sabin teased that he was in Florida a few days ago, tweeting “Such a strange, almost nostalgic feeling it is to be in Orlando again.”
He followed this cryptic message with another upload of a heavily cropped image of the WWE Performance Center logo.
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According to Pro Wrestling Sheet, Chris Sabin is at the WWE PC offering his services as a guest coach to the current crop of WWE rookies.
Sabin, unfortunately, suffered a torn ACL injury back in January, sidelining him from the push he was receiving in ROH. It was projected he would be out of action for approximately 8-12 months. He departed the promotion in March 2019.
Last year, he participated in New Japan Pro Wrestlings Best of Super Juniors tournament. He finished the BoSJ with three wins and four losses.
In October 2018, he teamed with current NXT Superstar Kushida for the Super Junior Tag League. Their team didn’t fare much better, once again earning three wins and four losses.
The former Motor City Machine Gun member isn’t the only guest coach the Performance Center has hosted. Others include Danny Cage from the Monster Factory, Pat Buck from Creat a Pro Wrestling, and Mike Mondo from the Spirit Squad.
Sabin teased that he was in Florida a few days ago, tweeting “Such a strange, almost nostalgic feeling it is to be in Orlando again.”
He followed this cryptic message with another upload of a heavily cropped image of the WWE Performance Center logo.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EArGv5vUIAAay3M?format=jpg
According to Pro Wrestling Sheet, Chris Sabin is at the WWE PC offering his services as a guest coach to the current crop of WWE rookies.
Sabin, unfortunately, suffered a torn ACL injury back in January, sidelining him from the push he was receiving in ROH. It was projected he would be out of action for approximately 8-12 months. He departed the promotion in March 2019.
Last year, he participated in New Japan Pro Wrestlings Best of Super Juniors tournament. He finished the BoSJ with three wins and four losses.
In October 2018, he teamed with current NXT Superstar Kushida for the Super Junior Tag League. Their team didn’t fare much better, once again earning three wins and four losses.
The former Motor City Machine Gun member isn’t the only guest coach the Performance Center has hosted. Others include Danny Cage from the Monster Factory, Pat Buck from Creat a Pro Wrestling, and Mike Mondo from the Spirit Squad.