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Old 09-05-2017, 03:06 AM   #8
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Originally Posted by Rollermacka View Post
The other thing that I really like is that for the most part, both teams are homegrown PC talent. I think it's cool that ReDragon, Eric Young, Gargano/ Ciampa are getting a chance to shine in NXT, but it's also nice to see that there are guys out there that the WWE can find and make stars from the ground up
But the problem become if they can maintain it. And by "they", I mean WWE, not the talent. It is more likely they will be "promoted to the main roster" only to get lost in the shuffle and decidedly not pushed whatsoever (and possibly even broken up for no reason), no matter how over they become in NXT. And, as usual, their lack of push, direction, and use will *somehow* be their own fault. If it doesn't pan out that way, and they do get exposure and use on the main roster, it will be one of those "I'll believe it when I see it" deals.
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