Considering the ample amount of wrestling I've written about over the past decade on IGN, and looking at vast volume of TV episodes and seasons I've also reviewed, it's certainly surprising to realize that this is the first actual episode of wrestling I've reviewed. But NXT switching from streaming to broadcast TV, from WWE Network to USA Network, creating WWE's third primetime show on basic cable (and third brand if you're keen to count RAW and SmackDown as separate brands) felt like it warranted a closer look.
Almost unanimously considered WWE's best product for years, despite technically being the company's farm league, NXT was going live, extending to two-hours, and in danger of losing the magical old-school elements that made so special and distinct. Most notably though, if you ask the Internet, it was in danger of shifting from a Triple H-helmed promotion to one with Vince McMahon's base three-ring circus fingerprints all over it. Would NXT, in fact, lose its luster by moving up to the "big time," in the same way that many NXT Superstars who've moved up to the main RAW and SmackDown rosters have been woefully under-utilized?
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