Here's a live report from a recent NXT live event. There are several names there I've never heard of, and quite a few I don't think have been on NXT TV.
AJ Lee tweeted after her WWE retirement. I wish her well in whatever she does next. It's a shame we might never see her in the ring again. She was really something as a character and performer.
Everything else from yesterday is after the break.
For my take on yesterday's PWInsider.com questions:
1. I agree they generally need at least four weeks to make a PPV feel special. I don't think they'll cut back, though. As far as alternating PPVs with NXT specials, I don't think that would be as effective as one would hope. If all the people who used to buy PPVs now owned the Network, that'd be one thing. But I don't think that's the case yet.
2. It's an interesting idea, and might be worth trying for one participant next year as a test to see how it works out. I don't really see WWE going for it, though.
3. I wouldn't assume that to be the case. I suspect he'll remain in the WWE Title hunt for the time being. I wouldn't be shocked at all if he won the title at Summerslam in a WM31 rematch or something like that, but I don't know if that's what they're planning.
4. It all depends on how they follow up. I think Brock's still a really dominant beast, and it will still be a pretty big deal when he loses. If he comes back and kicks some more ass, I don't see it really harming him.
5. Rusev went down to the franchise player of the company at WrestleMania. As far as ending undefeated streaks go, I have no problem with it ending like that. I don't see Rusev getting the win at Extreme Rules, but hopefully he can still be a top player.
More wrestling tomorrow.
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