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WWE ID Program Continues Expansion: Signs First Canadian Talent, Bringing Total to 15 New Recruits

One Big Thing

WWE’s Independent Development (ID) program has secured its first Canadian talent, Zoe Sager, marking the program’s 15th signing since its launch in late October.

Why It Matters

This expansion into Canadian territory signals WWE’s commitment to diversifying its talent pool and strengthening its global recruitment strategy, particularly in markets historically rich in wrestling talent.

By The Numbers

• 15 total signings since October 29
• 14th signing: Ricky Smokes (24 years old)
• 15th signing: Zoe Sager (First Canadian)
• 5 years of in-ring experience for Sager (2018-present)

Key Details

• Sager received her contract at Northern Crown Wrestling’s event in Toronto
• Trained by WWE alumni Lance Storm and Michael Richard Blais
• Notable experience with Love Pro Wrestling and Real Canadian Wrestling
• Previous AEW appearance on Dark Elevation (March 2023) against Emi Sakura

The Background

The WWE ID program, launched on October 29, represents a new approach to talent recruitment, targeting independent wrestlers across North America. The initiative allows WWE to identify and secure promising talent while they continue performing on the independent circuit.

Looking Ahead

The program’s rapid expansion and diverse signings suggest WWE is actively reshaping its talent development strategy, potentially creating a new pipeline for future main roster stars.

What are your thoughts on WWE’s aggressive recruitment strategy through the ID program, and do you think signing independent talents while letting them continue to perform on the indie circuit is a good approach? Share your opinions in the comments below.

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