Dani Sekelsky and Shiloh Hill win the second season of WWE LFG

The second season of WWE LFG already has its winners. During the final episode aired on A&E, Shawn Michaels announced that Dani Sekelsky and Shiloh Hill had been crowned champions of the show. Both were part of The Undertaker's team, which dominated the final stretch of the competition.

In the final, Sekelsky defeated PJ Vasa, while Hill overcame Harlem Lewis in the male division. With this victory, both wrestlers from the WWE Performance Center will soon have the opportunity to appear on NXT, marking the beginning of their television career in the company.

The runners-up have also followed interesting paths after the final. Harlem Lewis is currently on tour with Pro Wrestling NOAH alongside Charlie Dempsey, while Tuilaepa has started his new chapter under the name PJ Vasa.

The first season of WWE LFG crowned Jasper Troy and Tyra Mae Steele, who managed to secure a spot in NXT. Troy even challenged Oba Femi for the NXT Championship, while Steele participated in Heatwave teaming up with Tavion Heights against Chelsea Green and Ethan Page.

Summary of the second season

The second season of WWE LFG brought together 16 contenders including new talents and notable comebacks. Under the guidance of legends like The Undertaker, Booker T, Bubba Ray Dudley, and Michelle McCool, the competitors faced off in a series of challenges inside and outside the ring to prove their worth. In the decisive episode, Shawn Michaels chose Dani Sekelsky and Shiloh Hill as the big winners, securing them a spot in NXT.

Will there be a third season?

Following the success of this second edition, WWE LFG already has its continuity guaranteed. According to sources close to the production, the series has been renewed for at least three more seasons, with plans that could extend to a total of six installments. Although an official date for the third season has not yet been announced, the creative team is already working on new formats and challenges to continue discovering the future superstars of WWE.

WWE LFG (Legends & Future Greats) is a competition reality show produced by WWE and aired on the A&E channel, focused on finding the next figures of professional wrestling. Participants receive mentorship from established legends while competing in training sessions, matches, and physical tests designed to evaluate their talent, charisma, and endurance. The ultimate prize is a contract with NXT, WWE's developmental brand, where the winners have the opportunity to start their path to stardom.