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- Now, it appears more details have emerged on the future philosophy of NXT in its new era. According to The Wrestling Observer, the "2.0" that was added to the show's title is set to be dropped. The show will, however, continue its policy of only hiring younger talent. “No more 2.0, it’s just NXT again. They’re going back to the old colors.
www.sportskeeda.com/wwe/rumor-news-update-future-nxt-following-change-white-goldUpdate on the future of WWE NXT following change to 'white ...
- 10 Bron Breakker - Main Roster
- 9 Joe Gacy - Elsewhere
- 8 Nikkitta Lyons - Main Roster
- 7 Carmelo Hayes - Elsewhere
- 6 Cora Jade - Main Roster
- 5 Indi Hartwell - Elsewhere
- 4 Santos Escobar - Main Roster
- 3 Roderick Strong - Elsewhere
- 2 Tiffany Stratton - Main Roster
- 1 Sarray - Elsewhere
Without a shadow of a doubt, Vince McMahon sees money to be made with Bron Breakker already, with the legacy talent already having been featured on episodes of Raw during 2022. As Breakker has shown significany upside already, fans can expect his name to be tied to WWE for the forseeable future, likely as a future World Champion headlining WrestleM...
A name that seemed to be a bit controversial at first with his "woke" gimmick garnering mainstream attention from news outlets, Joe Gacy has since simmered down with his character just becoming the tropey cult leader that WWE loves going to, as he now feels likea value-brand version of Bray Wyattrather than his initial character. Should WWE continu...
Whether you fall on the side of loving or hating Nikkitta Lyons, one thing is for certain, and that is that she gets people talking. Since her debut, the overwhelming majority of the discourse surrounding her has been with regard to her looks, something that NXT 2.0 itself has put more of an emphasis on, with only some discussing her in-ring work. ...
Easily one of the most impressive wrestlers currently residing in NXT 2.0, Carmelo Hayes has been one of the proper breakout starsof the rebooted developmental system. A great talker, a great character, and a great worker, Carmelo Hayes feels as close to being the total package as one can get. Despite showing so much greatness, with Hayes only bein...
One of the youngest competitors within the WWE system, 21-year-old Cora Jadehas already made waves in NXT as one of the more popular female stars of the brand since the relaunch. Showing great babyface work and a likability, Jade continues to improve with her ring work still being fairly green. RELATED: 5 NXT 2.0 Superstars Who Will Succeed In WWE ...
Since losing Johnny Gargano and Candice LeRae, now both free agents, Indi Hartwell has remained a featured player on NXT 2.0, though facing a fairly reduced role as a wreslter, with her and Persia Pirotta being mainly featued in a love angle that saw them showing off and making out with their male counterparts on a regular basis rather than wrestli...
Arguably a name that should not be in NXT 2.0 any more, Santos Escobar feels more and more like someone that is being held back by being kept in developmental. While he does feel like a superstar when he appears on NXT TV weekly, the sky is the limit for Santos, inside or out of WWE. A move to Raw or Smackdown alongside his faction, Legado Del Fant...
With reports indicating that Roderick Strong does not want to be part of WWEany longer, this goes without saying, but a trip to AEW alongside the other former members of the Undisputed Era makes the most sense, with Strong being a world class in-ring talent, something that AEW values more than WWE. Despite being the figurehead of Diamond Mine, with...
The definitive future star that has been created in NXT 2.0, Tiffany Stratton is one of the first true succcesses of the newest incarnation of the NXT system. Only 22 years old, Stratton has been improving at a rapid pace, making a strong case as being the 2022 Rookie of the Year, following in AEW's Jade Cargill's footsteps before her. RELATED: Tif...
Coming into NXT as the next big Joshi signing for the brand, following the likes of Asuka, Kairi Sane, and Io Shirai, Sarray seemed to be destined for greatness as her debut was hyped up quite a bit, only for her to slowly find herself falling down the card, even before the NXT 2.0 rebrand. With the relaunch came an updated character for Sarray, no...
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Oct 4, 2021 · WWE President Nick Khan has revealed in interviews that PPVs like Money in the Bank and SummerSlam have done better viewership on Peacock than on the WWE Network compared to 2019 numbers. Thurston then explained further why he sees NXT staying on USA Network.
WWE NXT features the next generation of Superstars battling to make an impact. Watch NXT every Wednesday at 8/7 C on WWE Network.
The future of NXT 2.0 sits squarely on the shoulders of Bron Breakker and Mandy Rose as they both successfully unified their titles in a pair of thrilling showdowns. Plus, Pretty Deadly seized on Diamond Mine's implosion to snatch the NXT Tag Team Titles, Carmelo Hayes proved he's "The A Champion" in a jaw-dropping match with Ricochet, and ...
Sep 15, 2021 · However, that all seems to have changed with the brand’s redevelopment into NXT 2.0. 2.0’s debut on September 14, which saw Tomasso Ciampa score his second NXT championship, continued existing storylines with familiar faces, but also unveiled some fresh talent, some with ties to WWE’s history.
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Nov 16, 2021 · In September of 2021, WWE opted to rebrand its developmental promotion NXT into NXT 2.0, adopting a new aesthetic as well as focus on pushing a slew of new prospects rather than the buzzworthy indie talent the previous iteration of NXT relied upon.
