With So Many New Signings, NXT Deavor Season Is Underway
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prophecypro
Hollywood North
I'm guessing his in ring cardio wasnt up to par as you still have fat dudes who can work a pace...but I also can't help but feel the way the character was built and written as being a fatass who's trying to get in shape but still eats also kinda sends confusing signals
I'm not really sure how on point the Performance Center is in that aspect. Its like Breaking Ground kinda shows it one way but then listen to shoot interviews like Kevin Kelly (And I'm not sure how he knows but he seemed to give a very specific detail of how current trainers or recent trainers give feedback and it comes across vague as fukk to the wrestlers)
Lets be real, they needed to clear some cap for Swag Lord and Biz Cliz to come through
I'm not really sure how on point the Performance Center is in that aspect. Its like Breaking Ground kinda shows it one way but then listen to shoot interviews like Kevin Kelly (And I'm not sure how he knows but he seemed to give a very specific detail of how current trainers or recent trainers give feedback and it comes across vague as fukk to the wrestlers)
Lets be real, they needed to clear some cap for Swag Lord and Biz Cliz to come through
prophecypro
Hollywood North
Wonder how the coaches and people trying to get into Wrestling feel about that too
You get the impression they want to get people in with no previous notable experience and build them up to the WWE way sometimes, but then you get indie stars in in who have their own style and own name and you're spending more time trying to undo their habits of what got them over vs building someone from scratch.
On paper I get the idea of bringing them in to prepare your homegrown talent as a fastrack way of learning the business and paying dues, but then the business aspect comes in.
At some point that's gonna come to a head, maybe a few years from now but it will be a debatable point.
Yeah I see both sides of it
He wasn't gonna go anywhere else but he would have been and has been a decent enough act for house shows
AquaCityBoy
Veteran
What is the point of NXT anymore? It was supposed to be developmental, but now it's turning in to ROH-lite.
The problem is once you've been put on TV as a packaged talent (I'm not talking about an enhancement talent) and failed, you're sure enough dead in the water there. The Drifter, for example is doomed. He should collect what money he can before he's tossed them deavours. Most of the guys (and gals) with a shot there have an indy guys background with the odd Baron Corbin thrown in there once in a while who'll stand out and make an impact.
GoddamnyamanProf
Countdown to Armageddon
He'll be gone by the time they have to push them.
still plenty of talent that hasn't been shown thats being developed
CBoz
We Are NXT!
ExodusNirvana
Change is inevitable...
Might be better to ask Punk or Daniel Bryan about how well that works out for you
