Select Answers: TNA contracts, WWE signings, AAA (Patreon)

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Hey Sean will WWE eventually sign more talent for the AAA roster? besides the talent that we have seen on tv

Yes, as needed. They already effectively have the rights to use all of the AAA talent, so it will happen as they decide to bring them over. I haven't heard of any imminently. But they will happen. They'll always sign more talent, regardless of what brand they have. AAA will be no different.

When WWE sign a wrestler do they have an idea of what do with the wrestler before hand or they just figure it out after they sign them.

Well, it depends. If this was the plan all along with Royce Keys, it's puzzling. I haven't heard what he's doing as of yet. With Danhausen, they had a pretty clear plan in mind. With someone like Ricky Starks, it was figuring out as they went along, because his release happened and he was on TV that week. It all depends on the situation, but all of them occur.

Was Bill Collier (Agent Zero) officially signed to TNA in July, or is he signed per appearance?

This isn't a report, it's a hunch, but I would imagine that he is on a signed, per appearance deal. TNA still considers that "officially signed." They'll do the media reports and the graphics and stuff for deals like that. Not aimed at Bill Collier, but I hope wrestlers in the industry stop signing per appearance deals that don't have a minimum monthly guarantee. They only benefit the company. Some promoters won't want that to be a thing, but the talent should be pushing for it.