The WWE hopefuls listen intently as Head Coach Matt Bloom addresses the camp.
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WWE Tough Enough alumna Ivelisse Velez has experience wrestling in NXT, as well as around the globe.
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Coach Robbie Brookside keeps a close eye on the prospects.
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NFL and CFL veteran Chris Martin is looking to trade in his football cleats for wrestling boots. At 6-foot-6 and 305 pounds, he cuts an imposing figure.
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Although she started training for the ring less than two years ago, 26-year-old Alexandria Gracia has already toured in Japan with the Stardom promotion.
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William Regal isn't only the NXT General Manager, he's also the director of talent development and head of global recruiting for WWE.
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Lifelong grappler Mahmoud Sebie represented Egypt in the 2016 Olympic Games.
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In retirement, WWE Hall of Famer Mark Henry has become a key influencer in WWE's recruitment efforts.
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Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu champion and former NCAA wrestler Nick Rodriguez loves nothing more than to throw people around in competition.
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Twenty-five-year-old Taiwan Markis Jones played football at Michigan State University before joining the pros, where he had a stint with the New York Jets.
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James Wilder spent three years in the NFL and is currently a member of the CFL's Toronto Argonauts.
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It's safe to say this prospect is ready for more. The tryout continues through Saturday.
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For more details on the WWE Performance Center, including how to apply for a tryout, visit www.WWEPerformanceCenter.com.