5 strategic steps for Simone Johnson in her WWE career

#1 Simone Johnson’s ascent to stardom should be slow and steady

Simone Johnson shouldn't be rushed to the throne like Charlotte Flair (above) was

Truth be told if an artiste (yes, I’m talking specifically about an artiste, not an artist) has that ‘It Factor’/’X-Factor’, he/she would reach the pinnacle of superstardom irrespective of whether they’re an 18-year-old prodigy or a late bloomer.

Nevertheless, in Simone Johnson’s case, the WWE would be better off taking a slow and steady approach.

Bear in mind that the company had previously accorded Charlotte Flair a monstrous push in NXT as well as on the main roster, and this was during the time that Flair was still battling against the challenges that one faces in cutting a promo with thousands sitting in the live audience and millions watching around the world. ‘The Queen’ eventually overcame the challenges and is now quite comfortable at cutting a good promo.

However, it’s quite clear that Flair’s early struggles in the promo department could’ve been avoided if only she was pushed to the top of the food chain gradually instead of skyrocketing past her competitors.

Simone Johnson appears to be incredibly passionate about the sports-entertainment industry and is potentially already taking notes from Flair’s rise to the top. Both performers come from pro wrestling royalty, and just like Flair, Johnson may face the intimidating prospect of finding oneself front and center on a global entertainment platform way too early in her career.

What’s best of business is for Johnson to spend about 2 to 3 years in NXT, and win gold in the yellow brand’s Women’s Division.

Following which, she’d likely move to the mid-card on RAW or SmackDown; then work her way up to the top of the Women’s Division and hopefully win both RAW and SmackDown Women’s Championships.

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