5 WWE Performance Center talents to watch out for in 2020

2. Santana Garrett

Garrett looks to make 2020 the year she explodes out from the WWE Performance Centre. Photo / WrestlingNewsCo

Santana Garrett first emerged on the independent wrestling scene as part of the Coastal Championship Wrestling Promotion. The company was based out of Florida and provided Garrett with valuable training early in her career. Santana Garrett has competed in both the United States and England. While she hasn't competed as much this past year, that doesn't take away from her body of work. Of her recorded 21 matches in 2019, 16 of them have actually been for WWE in house shows or dark matches.

This past Summer, Garrett was reported to have signed a developmental deal with the WWE. Over the past few years, Garrett has competed for the WWE on various occasions. In fact, she was part of the 2017 Mae Young Classic where she lost to Piper Niven in the first round of the tournament. She carries a fire with her in the ring that suggests that 2020 will be her year to shine in WWE.