A former WWE star took to social media to explain, in brief, how WWE evaluates its talent to determine whether they have an “attitude problem.” The post offered a glimpse into the company’s behind-the-scenes vetting process, suggesting that behavior and professionalism are actively monitored during a wrestler’s time with the promotion.

While the explanation was limited, the revelation underscores WWE’s focus on maintaining locker-room culture and managing talent dynamics. Fans and industry observers may read the post as further evidence that character and conduct behind the curtain can be as consequential as in-ring performance.

Originally reported by Wrestling Inc.: https://www.wrestlinginc.com/2171344/wwe-tests-wrestlers-attitude-problem-dijak-oba-femi/.

Tony Khan has noticeably dialed back public shots at WWE, choosing to largely ignore their product and concentrate on building All Elite Wrestling. While he’s previously made sharp comparisons — at one point likening WWE to the “Harvey Weinstein of pro wrestling” — Khan now adopts a far more measured tone in public comments.

Khan has credited his faith and says finding Jesus helped shape this new approach, focusing on respect while prioritizing AEW’s creative and business growth. He maintains the promotion’s energy is being spent on its own goals rather than on prolonged public feuds with WWE.

Originally reported by Fightful: https://www.fightful.com/wrestling/tony-khan-says-hes-tried-to-be-respectful-towards-wwe-shoots-down-report-regarding-talk-of-aews-next-tv-deal