WWE’s Future Faces Train Under Fresh Coaches

The third season of WWE’s LFG show kicks off April 26, 2026, with a new coaching lineup. Instead of the usual veteran faces, this season mixes Hall of Famers with current WWE stars. Booker T and Bubba Ray Dudley return to share their decades of experience, while Nattie Neidhart and Kevin Owens step into coaching roles for the first time. Owens, still active in the ring, brings a fresh perspective that older coaches might miss. Bubba Ray highlights Owens’ patience as a key factor in mentoring new talent. He points out that Owens’ recent in-ring experience gives him a realistic view of what works in today’s WWE. “The future stars benefit from hearing how things actually happen now, ” Bubba says, “not just how things used to be done. ” The show’s direct, no-nonsense approach mirrors real training, where only the best move forward.WrestleMania’s recent celebrity influx sparks debate. While some fans worry about corporate influence, others see fresh energy. Bubba Ray welcomes wrestling-minded celebrities like Logan Paul and IShowSpeed, arguing their massive online followings could bring new fans to the sport. He doesn’t dismiss criticism of WWE’s direction but stresses that respect for the industry matters most. The show’s format isn’t just about flashy matches—it’s about tough lessons. Coaches push contestants hard, preparing them for the reality of pro wrestling. Bubba compares it to a sports documentary where only the toughest survive. The goal? To find WWE’s next big stars before they even set foot in a major arena.