The road to WrestleMania continues with WWE building the card up as best they can although there's a sense that this year's show is underwhelming. What stole the news headlines this week is what happened to their head trainer at the Performance Center. A huge story that broke on Friday was Bill DeMott stepping down as the head trainer for WWE's developmental system in Orlando. He stepped down after accusations from former students going back many years that complained about how he would make people work hurt, he used homophobic terms, he used racial slurs and other things that made things uncomfortable for the people working there. It's likely one of those situations where you can say "where there's smoke there's fire" because so many people spoke up to join in on the accusations. While a lot of them were former developmental wrestlers that may be upset that they're not in WWE, that doesn't mean that their accusations are any less true. From WWE's perspective, they probably won't be saying anything publicly about the DeMott situation. They can deal with it in-house and they've apparently appointed Jason Albert (A-Train aka Tensai) as the new head trainer for now, so for them it's all about moving forward. Whether something else happens with this story we're not sure, but DeMott leaving is likely the best thing for WWE because they likely want the story to go away. It's time for the weekly Q&A with your questions sent to me on Twitter @johnreport and as always I do my best to deliver with some well thought out answers.
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