WWE’s vlog follows promo practice, ring drills, and a demanding second day
Summary
– The Usos and Liv Morgan help coach WWE tryout participants in Hawaii
– Hopefuls practice promos, footwork, rolls, and taking bumps
– Coaches assess improvement and enthusiasm across two demanding days
The Usos and Liv Morgan helped WWE hopefuls take their first steps toward the ring during the company’s Hawaii tryout. A behind-the-scenes vlog follows the participants through promo exercises, physical training, and lessons about handling the pressure of a potential wrestling career.
Morgan participated in the opening day’s promo evaluations, where several hopefuls wasted little time calling her out. She enjoyed the attention, joking that the number of references to her showed how influential she was within the group.
“I’m clearly very influential here.”
The promo sessions also allowed participants to introduce their personalities and cultural backgrounds. Coaches praised the creativity behind their outfits, introductions and stories, with athletes representing communities across the Pacific.
The physical training required a different kind of confidence. Hopefuls received individual guidance on rolls, positioning, footwork, and taking bumps. Coaches broke down small adjustments and encouraged participants to apply the feedback with each repetition.
The Usos also delivered a reminder that wrestling rings and ropes are far less forgiving than newcomers might expect. Their advice stressed control, timing, and learning how to move properly rather than rushing through drills.
A session at Ala Moana Beach Park added another challenge. Activities in the sand allowed coaches to observe movement and competitiveness while giving the group a change of setting.
The second day brought the more revealing test. Coaches wanted to see who could return sore and tired while maintaining their enthusiasm and remembering the previous day’s instruction.
The group earned praise for noticeable improvement, with coaches observing that participants appeared to have absorbed the feedback overnight.
The closing message extended beyond technique. Hopefuls were encouraged to manage frustration, support one another, and remember why they wanted to wrestle. The vlog showed both the demands of earning an opportunity and the established stars helping newcomers understand what that opportunity requires.
