NXT was terrific this past week

**Mr. Nerfect** · 05-06-2012, 06:32 PM

I'm not against Husky Harris or anything, but I just can't stand it when guys that are second or third generation don't get to acknowledge it. Even more frustrating is when they do, but then play an entirely irrelevant character. Bring in Husky Harris with his new character, by all means, but why not have him use the "Rotundo" name? Am I alone in being so frustrated by that?

A lot of the guys you mentioned, Vito, would be great for NXT. Seth Rollins, who is amazing in the ring, would get a lot from being able to work alongside Tyson Kidd. Dean Ambrose getting a pass straight to either RAW or SmackDown! would probably be better for him, but if they wanted to make NXT mean something, have Seth Rollins and Dean Ambrose debut against each other in an "NXT tryout match." Rollins wins that cleanly and then the following week, Ambrose runs out in street clothes and shoves Rollins off the top rope in a match against JTG or something. Cue awesome Ambrose vs. Rollins feud, until something opens up for one or both on the main rosters.

Xavier Woods would be pretty fun on NXT. I'm not sure how the guy is as a promo. For some reason, I think Richie Steamboat would find a better place on SmackDown! than NXT, but I would not be against him showing up and having a few matches. Kassius Ohno could actually thrive on NXT, but I do get the point about him being better off on SmackDown! or RAW from the start.

I'd kind of mark out if Byron Saxton came in as a representative of a different agency to A.W., and the two agencies went to war. Saxton's group would be the babyfaces, and then he could speak for Tyson Kidd. Conor O'Brian isn't ready for RAW or SmackDown! yet, and could be an interesting addition on NXT. Perhaps he and Ezekiel Jackson could be the "backstage enforcers" Regal is looking for?

Bo Rotundo has been travelling with the SmackDown! roster -- so he's a possibility. Bo is the youngest talent in the WWE, I believe. He's got quite a good look and is apparently a fairly talented guy. He might not be ready for the big leagues, but a few matches on NXT against Johnny Curtis would do the man good. I don't know why they just don't put the Rotundo brothers together as a tag team, though.

05-06-2012, 06:32 PM	#21
Mr. Nerfect Posts: 61,634	I'm not against Husky Harris or anything, but I just can't stand it when guys that are second or third generation don't get to acknowledge it. Even more frustrating is when they do, but then play an entirely irrelevant character. Bring in Husky Harris with his new character, by all means, but why not have him use the "Rotundo" name? Am I alone in being so frustrated by that? A lot of the guys you mentioned, Vito, would be great for NXT. Seth Rollins, who is amazing in the ring, would get a lot from being able to work alongside Tyson Kidd. Dean Ambrose getting a pass straight to either RAW or SmackDown! would probably be better for him, but if they wanted to make NXT mean something, have Seth Rollins and Dean Ambrose debut against each other in an "NXT tryout match." Rollins wins that cleanly and then the following week, Ambrose runs out in street clothes and shoves Rollins off the top rope in a match against JTG or something. Cue awesome Ambrose vs. Rollins feud, until something opens up for one or both on the main rosters. Xavier Woods would be pretty fun on NXT. I'm not sure how the guy is as a promo. For some reason, I think Richie Steamboat would find a better place on SmackDown! than NXT, but I would not be against him showing up and having a few matches. Kassius Ohno could actually thrive on NXT, but I do get the point about him being better off on SmackDown! or RAW from the start. I'd kind of mark out if Byron Saxton came in as a representative of a different agency to A.W., and the two agencies went to war. Saxton's group would be the babyfaces, and then he could speak for Tyson Kidd. Conor O'Brian isn't ready for RAW or SmackDown! yet, and could be an interesting addition on NXT. Perhaps he and Ezekiel Jackson could be the "backstage enforcers" Regal is looking for? Bo Rotundo has been travelling with the SmackDown! roster -- so he's a possibility. Bo is the youngest talent in the WWE, I believe. He's got quite a good look and is apparently a fairly talented guy. He might not be ready for the big leagues, but a few matches on NXT against Johnny Curtis would do the man good. I don't know why they just don't put the Rotundo brothers together as a tag team, though.