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Cardona made more money in 2023 than any year in WWE. He was released in 2020. Honestly Mahal can probably replicate that (especially since Cardona is out with a torn pec).Get that indie paydays......they go good for atleast a year.
I guess he's finished Coming.
I've always felt that the PC is a great place to learn but that a lot of the guys would be best suited learning at the PC then getting a stint in indy companies before NXT TV. I loved back in the Evolve days when acts like the Street Profits would get a run there (they were even Tag Champs there) before they were regulars on NXT TV. Hell I'd love to see them do something similar with Booker T's Reality of Wrestling and hell even try to do something with Bloodsport (if the talent makes sense there). PC has a cookie cutter aspect to their training, and learning from different styles is sometimes the best way to go.Xyon had been with WWE since 2018, Xia since 2017, so... what?
On a different note, it's always funny to me that pretty much everyone puts it just on the talent's shoulders to improve and "get better", but I never really see anyone questioning if WWE's PC might just not be the best place for training, or rather that it's simply not suitable for every single kind of Wrestler.
And don't get me wrong, of course the talent can only improve, if they work on themselves etc. I just think there are cases where the kind of training a talent gets, might just not be the right one and I wouldn't be surprised if WWE early on put PC prospects into different categories, which have different levels of care etc. put into them.