By James Caldwell, Torch assistant editor

Sean Morley (Val Venis) is talking like he's considering a return to WWE after his two-month stint in TNA at the beginning of the year. However, he told the Peterborough Examiner in Canada that his focus is on starting a wrestling training school.

"There is a possibility. I have no plans right now to go back," Morley said on whether he would like to return to WWE. "I want to get this camp up and running and be the guy to go out and scout new talent and see if we can build some new superstars."

Morley is planning to open the school in Phoenix, Ariz. this fall. He's taking his training program on the road in an attempt to entice potential wrestling stars to move to Phoenix to become students at his facility.

Morley is starting his "Val Venis Pro Wrestling Boot Camp" training sessions in the Peterborough, Ontario area next month. The first session is the weekend of June 19 and the second, more advanced session, is the weekend of June 26.

"It's for anyone who wants to get involved with the sports entertainment industry," Morley said. "Since there aren't many schools out there, this will give people an idea whether sports entertainment is for them or not."

On an another note, TNA wrestler Robert Roode is from Peterborough. Morley talked him in the interview with Roode's hometown newspaper, saying Roode is "well on his way on becoming one of the best in the business."

FYI: Information on registration, fees, and requirements to join Morley's wrestling school is available on prowrestlingcamps.blogspot.com.

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