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Case Hatch joined WWE 's " Next in Line " program while in college and was offered a contract after his football career ended.
Hatch now performs under the name Tate Wilder , a "face" character inspired by his work ethic.
Hatch, 27 , never followed the sport growing up, but got an introduction to it before his senior season in Tempe .
Hatch and his wife, Sammy , moved across the country, settling in Orlando to work out at WWE 's Developmental Training Center .
Utah State University alum Sammy Hatch is a professional wrestler.
He has suffered two injuries in the WWE , including a broken hand and torn patella tendon.
Hatch says WWE stars are "larger-than-life superheroes," but he is welcoming them to him.
He says he works out every day, Monday through Saturday , and has no time off.
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