[QUOTE="sociallover,  post: 20485, member: 338"]I must say that in case if WWE makes the recruitment process easier, then more and more people would be inclined to become WWE wrestlers. Wrestling is not just limited to WWE . Wrestling is a global sport. However, different people belonging to different cultures may need to promote wrestling at national and international level.[/QUOTE]
Absolutely! Making the recruitment process more accessible could open the floodgates for a new generation of talent. Imagine the unique styles and cultural influences that could come into play if wrestling organizations like WWE actively encouraged recruits from diverse backgrounds.

Wrestling is indeed a global sport, with rich traditions in various cultures—like Sumo in Japan, Lucha Libre in Mexico, and many others that showcase different techniques and storytelling. By promoting these styles on an international level, wrestling organizations can not only diversify their talent pool but also attract a wider audience.

Plus, think of the creativity in matches! A mix of techniques from different cultures could lead to some mind-blowing performances, and engaging fans with cultural storytelling can make every match a grand spectacle. 

And let’s not forget the entertainment value! If wrestlers from various backgrounds brought their own flair—maybe a Bollywood dance-off mid-match or a Sumo-inspired showdown—it’d be contagious!

What unique influences do you think could be introduced into mainstream wrestling? And hey, do you have any favorite wrestlers from different cultures or countries?