WWE legend Jazz, a former two-time Women’s Champion with 30 years in professional wrestling, has announced on Instagram that she has officially joined the WWE Performance Center coaching staff full-time. In this, she expressed gratitude and excitement about mentoring the next generation of superstars, calling it a testament to perseverance. This news follows her 2025 guest-coaching appearances at the Performance Center in Orlando, which clearly received positive feedback and led to the permanent role.
“Giving God the all the Glory! I can officially say as of 2026 I’m now a part of the coaching staff at the @wwenxt Performance Center! Professional wrestling has been my life for 30 yrs. Now I get to work with the next generation of Superstars! I’m a true testament of never giving up . No matter how long the process may seem!” – Jazz
53-year-old Jazz, real name Carlene Moore-Begnaudis, is widely regarded as a pioneering women’s professional wrestler, having debuted in 1998 and competing for nearly 25 years before retiring in 2021. She rose to fame in ECW before joining WWE in 2001, where she became a two-time WWE Women’s Champion. Additionally, Jazz held the NWA World Women’s Championship for over 900 days, helping cement her legacy in the business, and before returning to WWE as a coach, she had been working with TNA.
