From Wrestling Observer

WWE's developmental system is on the verge of undergoing some major changes in the coming months - and it all has to do with how WWE calls up their talent to the main roster.

Recruiting talent is not an issue at this point - as Florida Championship Wrestling currently features on of its best rosters ever. Wrestlers such as Seth Rollins, Dean Ambrose, Husky Harris and Percy Watson all have potential to be breakout stars - but WWE has learned the hard way how absolutely crucial first impressions are and what happens when you introduce talent before they're ready.

Triple H's latest inititive is not to bring developmental talent to the main roster until the WWE creative team has a character in mind for them and a long-term idea of how to use them.

On many occasions, WWE has called up wrestlers without properly introducing them or having an angle for them. The wrestlers are seen as "filler" and their careers are badly damaged.

It's been acknowledged that several FCW stars have more potential than guys on the main roster, but WWE does not want to bring the FCW guys up until their characters are more polished.

Because many of FCW's most promising stars spent years working the independent scene (Rollins, Ambrose), that path is no longer looked down upon the way it was just a few years ago.