Welcome to my latest analysis entitled The Good, The Bad, & The Vague, exclusively available at Cheap-Heat.com! Tonight’s show provided some interesting tidbits.
The Good
Sami Zayn’s promo was a good way to foreshadow this man’s career in the company. Adrian Neville is practically already superior than most of the main roster. Zayn is very similar to Daniel Bryan, in that their ability makes their size less relevant. Quality over Quantity. Guys like Rey Mysterio and Bryan have opened a lot of doors to where Cruiserweight World Champions are the norm. I have no doubts that Zayn will be taking the title fairly soon.
The Bad
I like the concept of the Vaudevillians. But I don’t like the repetitive tag team matches. We already had the mock-superstar come out this week with Brie Bella. Not sure why Creative thought it was wise to do the same thing twice in one week. That it’s been done to death is annoying, but it’s seldom ever done, so it’s somewhat easy to overlook.
The Vague
Didn’t care for Becky Lynch and Bayley. Granted it was slightly better than the previous weeks encounter. I don’t think I’ll ever get use to Bayley though. I don’t know what they would do with her on the main roster. She’s just so unappealing–her personality that is.
Well that’s about it for me. Another pretty solid hour of NXT. It’s been my honor as always to bring you the Good, the Bad, and the Vaguely. I’ll see you next time right here at Cheap-Heat!
