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I think she's doing what Sheamus is doing with his new look, intentionally look absurd for heel heat.

If anything, now that Storm's in NXT, they'll find a way to re-edit it so that James Storm wins the whole thing.

You mean like :

I'm not sure which of the 2 Bayley/Sasha match is better. Brooklyn match was technically a better match performance-wise, but the Ironman match was more visceral with better selling. Just felt more like a war than a match. Great performances all around. Other than Finn, everyone involved in the Dusty Tag Tourny probably had their best NXT matches. Dana looked great too and Asuka charisma is just through the roof. Top to bottom, this was probably the best NXT special so far.

Cesaro also alludes to not being the type that's going to quit just because things might not be going his way (as discussed here earlier).

"Shelton, when did we re-sign you?"

It seems to me a wrestler can go as far as how much Vince believes in the character. He doesn't seem like the type to push someone he doesn't get or hasn't won him over.

TNA's one step closer to being a Twitter Fed. Who needs TV when you can advance story-lines via Twitter.

Don't know about substantial, but out of all the Divas she's lost the most times since the whole "Diva's Revolution" has started.

Funny how the same company that can produce such a sterile, lifeless show like Raw can produce something so emotionally charged as the WWE24 NXT special. The Bayley story alone is a better story than anything they've come up in years. When you have your World Champ close to tears, you know you have something good.

Give credit to Gail Kim for carrying that match with Kong. What happened to Kong? She looked so deteriorated and slow, the match was pretty much at half speed.

Anyone feel like that was Big Show's last MSG match the way they played him out?

17 minute long New Day interview....

Superstars/Main Event purgatory.

No, this was the NXT "pay a shit load of money to hang out at the Performance Center" event they just had. Seeing that he's a superfan, it's not a surprise that he's there.

I'd imagine the next few weeks will be filled with the stockpile of Hernandez matches they can show now that he's been released by Lucha Underground.

Along with NXT and Raw show.

I can't see how you can separate NXT and the Performance Center. They're the R & D division of WWE, it's not meant to make a profit, just develop talent.

I was thinking this earlier. The anti-Eva campaign was born out of a fear that she was going to challenge for and win the NXT women's championship. Meltzer and others have said that this is probably not going to happen. So what we have is a woman at the bottom of the card who is improving and some people have a huge problem with it but it is not new to NXT. There have been plenty of dudes who were not good who ate up television time while they learned how to wrestle and they were not met with nearly the backlash she is receiving. If funny too because if WWE were really serious about pushing Eva, should be doing this on the main roster and not NXT.

No one, just a contract signing joining NXT.

Best part of the episode was Asuka's subtle death stare along with Dana and Emma slowly realizing a lot of kicks are in their future.

This will probably be the B team show (Reigns/ Ambrose vs Wyatts,etc). NXT is running a show in Louisville on the same night too.

The Divas Revolution definitely got a more catty.