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Post by Deleted on Apr 21, 2013 13:42:28 GMT -5
 2) Big E Langston [January 9th, 2013 - ] (102+ Days)
1) Seth Rollins [August 29, 2012 - January 9, 2013] (133 days)
1) British Ambition [February 13, 2013 - ] (67+ Days) |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 21, 2013 13:42:45 GMT -5
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Post by MizTV on Apr 21, 2013 15:07:24 GMT -5
Roster page is a bit messy but I love NXT.
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Post by Planktung on Apr 21, 2013 19:39:20 GMT -5
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Post by Deleted on Apr 23, 2013 18:51:01 GMT -5
ORLANDO, Fla. — Standing alongside Florida Gov. Rick Scott and a host of NXT Superstars, WWE COO Triple H announced the establishment of a state-of-the-art WWE Performance Center on Thursday. The 26,000-square-foot facility, scheduled to open in Orlando this summer, will provide a new home for WWE’s developmental system, NXT, and further increases the company’s presence in the Sunshine State, while also creating more than 100 high-wage jobs.
The top-line facility will house seven wrestling rings, a world-class gym, and high-tech production and edit suites that will help evolve WWE’s partnership with Full Sail University, whose students exclusively edit and produce weekly, internationally-broadcast installments of WWE NXT at the university’s Full Sail Live facility. The center will also offer a best-in-class sports medicine program that effectively turns the performance center into a home base of sorts for both active and developmental WWE talent to receive care.
Also featured during the press conference was the announcement of NXT iPPVs. "This is a really exciting venture into the pay-per-view business" announced Triple H. "We have our inaugural WWE NXT iPPV scheduled for two weeks." The NXT iPPVs will be viewed live throughout the world as it is featured on WWE.COM. Viewers will pay a fee of fifteen dollars per iPPV. NXT's first iPPV: Clash Of The Champions will be broadcast in two weeks. |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 24, 2013 18:36:43 GMT -5
 4/24/2013 – Full Sail University – Winter Park, FL
- After the usual NXT intro video, our announcers for the night, Tony Dawson and William Regal welcome us to the show. They quickly recap the events from last week as a still graphic of The Shield standing tall over eight NXT superstars, including Corey Graves. Regal than informs us that we will have a special announcement from Triple H coming up tonight.
- The theme of “The Game” Triple H hits the Full Sail PA system as our WWE COO comes down to the ring. Hunter gets into the ring as he waits out a “Triple H” chant from the energetic Full Sail crowd. Hunter takes a microphone and asks us if we are ready. Triple H then gets serious as he says he has a special announcement that will affect the future of WWE NXT. Hunter says that WWE is expanding their pay-per-view strategy and will include internet pay-per-views in the future. Hunter goes on to say that the first ever NXT iPPV will go live in two weeks from Full Sail University: NXT Clash of the Champions! The crowd pops at the announcement from the CCO of the company. Triple H begins to leave the ring…
“Sierra, Hotel, India, Echo, Lima, Delta”
- The crowd goes silent in anticipation for the arrival of The Shield. The trio then arrives in the crowd as Reigns, Ambrose and Rollins all stalk The Game as they approach the ringside area. Suddenly, Corey Graves, Adrian Neville and Bo Dallas all come running down to the ring. The Shield then begins questioning themselves as Hunter holds back Graves. Ambrose pulls out a microphone. “Watching The Shield kick their asses on free television would be a serious injustice… We fight when we want to… And in two weeks, let’s make things interesting: Rollins and Reigns versus Adrian and Dallas… for the NXT Tag Team Championships!” The NXT crowd pops at the challenge as Neville and Dallas immediately accept the challenge laid out to them. The Shield walks away from the ringside area as Graves, Dallas, Neville and Triple H all celebrate with the crowd.
- Backstage, Paige was shown walking down the hallway before being interrupted by Renee Young. Renee asks Paige for her thoughts on her upcoming match with Audrey Marie later on tonight. Paige says that Audrey is just a spoke on the wheel and that Summer Rae is her biggest target in NXT. Renee then thanks Paige for her words as Paige versus Audrey Marie is next!
- Commercial Break
- Don’t miss out on the first ever NXT iPPV: Clash of the Champions, only two weeks away!
- Paige def. Audrey Marie: Following weeks of torment from Summer Rae, Paige finally let her anger out on her fellow NXT diva, Audrey Marie. Marie did put up a good fight but Paige eventually ended the match with the Ram-Paige.
- Following the match, Paige was celebrating her victory with the Full Sail crowd. Paige went out of the ring to tag hands with the crowd. Once she got to the end of the stage, Summer Rae came through the crowd and brutally attacked the Anti-Diva. Summer pulled Paige by the hair and viciously threw her into the announcers table. Rae got down into Paige’s face laughed hysterically at her carnage. Rae went backstage as William Regal got up to help Paige to the back.
- We cut backstage to see Summer Rae bloating about her attack on Paige. Suddenly, NXT General Manager, Dusty Rhodes walks up behind her. Dusty begins to put down Rae’s attack and calls her a coward. Dusty then goes on a nostalgia trip as he begins to tell Rae about all of his past matches with great rivals. Rae tells him to get to his point. Dusty then informs that Rae will face Paige in two weeks at Clash of the Champions… In a Steel Cage match! The audience pops as Dusty walks off laughing as Rae looks on in a foul mood.
- Commercial Break
- We come back to NXT Live as William Regal and Tony Dawson recap what has went on tonight: The announcement from Triple H, the NXT Tag Title match scheduled for Clash of the Champions and Summer Rae attacking Paige.
- We cut to a pre-taped promo of Bray Wyatt flanked by his lackeys: Luke Harper and Erick Rowan. Wyatt goes on to say that there is one man who absolutely sickens him to this day. Wyatt goes on to say that when he was growing up, he watched this man dominate his division then jump ship and become one of the most popular WWE superstars of the modern era. This man is Chris Jericho. Bray goes on to say that while Chris Jericho can go on to leave the WWE for almost five years and then come back and get a huge Main Event push, he is still put down in the developmental system because “He is not good enough” for the big boys. Wyatt then goes on to challenge “Y2J” in a match for Clash of the Champions. Wyatt then leaves the shot as Harper and Rowan follow suit.
- We cut back live as Renee Young is standing by the NXT Champion, Big E Langston! Renee asks Langston where he has been the past few weeks on NXT. Langston replies that he has been handling business with the higher-ups in WWE. Langston goes on to say that he has been scouting the NXT roster and he has been disgusted by the acts of his fellow NXT member, Kassius Ohno. Langston then goes on to say that in this business, you shouldn’t disrespect the people that paved the way for them. Langston says that he wants a piece of Kassius and is willing to put his title on the line for it. Dusty Rhodes than enters the shot as he grants Langston his wish: Big E Langston versus Kassius Ohno in a NXT Championship Match at Clash of the Champions! Langston walks off with a smile as Kassius is seen looking on in the corner of the screen.
- Commercial Break
- We come back live to see Dante Dash standing in the ring preparing for his match. The theme of Corey Graves hits as “Everybody’s favorite Punk” makes his way down to the ring. Graves gets on the mike and tells dash that he better learn to Stay Down before he smashes his head in.
- Corey Graves def. Dante Dash: Graves delivered on his promise from before the match. Dante did put up a fight but it was not enough as Graves finished him off with the 13th Step.
- Following the match, The Shield is heard on the TitanTron. Ambrose is heard insulting Graves as the camera pans out to see Rollins and Reigns attacking the team of Adrian Neville and Bo Dallas. Ambrose then proceeds to ask Graves if this is what he really wants in this war. Ambrose than proceeds to demand that Graves face him at Clash of the Champions! Ambrose calls out Graves by telling him that the only reason he is not NXT Champion is due to The Shield. The TitanTron goes black as Graves looks on and grabs a mike and accepts Ambrose’s challenge for Clash of the Champions as NXT fades to black. |
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Post by Ramos on Apr 26, 2013 16:58:14 GMT -5
Right, little bit confused as to why Dallas is defending the titles with Neville, I know Grey is injured and all but wouldn't it make more sense to strip them of the titles? Not too high on the Shield going for the NXT tag titles since they are doing well on the A & B shows. The rest of the show felt a bit rushed to, I'll keep following this but there only being 2 matches & one of them being a squash made it feel short.
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5/1/2013 – Full Sail University – Winter Park, FL
- After the usual NXT intro video, our announcers for the night, Tony Dawson and William Regal welcome us to the show. They quickly recap the events from last week as a still graphic of Corey Graves defeating Dante Dash and then accepting Dean Ambrose’s challenge. Regal than informs us that we are four days away from the first ever NXT iPPV: Clash of the Champions.
- The theme of our NXT Champion, Big E Langston, hits the PA system of the Full Sail arena. Big E comes out from the back as he heads over to shake the hand of William Regal. Regal notes that Big E is out to hurt Kassius Ohno for his disrespect to the legends of the business. Big E gets into the ring as he grabs a microphone from Byron Saxton. Langston waits out a “five” chant from the NXT fans. As the chant stops, Langston goes on to inform us that the first ever NXT iPPV is this Sunday! The crowd pops as Langston then gets serious. Big E goes on to recap the disrespect that Kassius Ohno has for a great legend, William Regal. Langston goes on to say that throughout the years, great legends have passed by the WWE and that he respects them for letting him learn this craft. Suddenly, the theme of Hunico is heard as Camacho heads down the ramp ready to fight.
- Commercial Break
- Big E Langston def. Camacho: A pretty easy win here for Langston. Camacho stood no chance as Langston finished him off with the Big Ending.
- As Big E celebrates his win against the Mexican powerhouse, Kassius Ohno runs down the entrance ramp with a chair. Kassius slips into the ring and smashes the chair against Big E’s massive chest. Ohno continues to beat down the champion as William Regal leaves the announcer’s table. Regal makes his way into the ring and grabs the chair from Kassius. Ohno looks at Regal as William is readying himself to smash the chair over Ohno’s head. Regals drops the chair as Ohno taunts him. Regal leaves the ring as Ohno looks at his destruction of the current NXT Champion, Big E Langston.
- We cut to Renee Young standing by Paige in the backstage area. Renee asks Paige on her thoughts of facing Summer Rae in a Steel Cage match in four days at the first ever NXT iPPV. Paige responds by telling Renee that Summer has no escape when she enters the cage. Paige goes on to say that this will be the end of Rae as she will stand victorious on Sunday.
- Commercial Break
- A video package is shown of the destruction of the WWE by The Shield. Several shots of The Shield attacking various members of the WWE, including The Rock and The Undertaker. Graphics were shown promoting The Shield’s matches this Sunday on iPPV as our announcers hype the matches for this Sunday.
- We cut back into the ring to see the tag team of CJ Parker and Percy Watson standing in the ring. Bray Wyatt, Erick Rowan and Luke Harper all come out from backstage as Wyatt holds a microphone. Bray goes on to insult the fans and their intelligence by telling them that this Sunday, they will pay to see Chris Jericho get beat down by the Wyatt Family. Wyatt goes on to insult Jericho’s WWE career and goes on to say that Jericho is a washed-up Bray Wyatt wannabe. Rowan and Harper enter the ring for their scheduled tag team match.
- The Wyatt Family (Luke Harper & Erick Rowan) def. CJ Parker and Percy Watson: The party duo of Percy Watson and CJ Parker stood no change against the dominating team of Luke Harper and Erick Rowan. Bray Wyatt looked happy as Luke Harper finished off Parker with a huge boot to the face.
- The Wyatt Family looks on as they seem more focused than ever. Wyatt continues to bash Jericho as the announcers hype Chris Jericho versus Bray Wyatt this Sunday at NXT: Clash of the Champions.
- We head backstage to see a promo from Adrian Neville. Neville goes on to say that Dusty Rhodes let him pick any partner he wanted to help him defend the NXT Tag Team Championships while his partner, Oliver Grey, is out injured. Adrian announces that he has decided to let Bo Dallas be his tag team partner to defend the NXT Tag Team Championships. Bo Dallas walks in the shot as the announcers hype Neville & Dallas versus The Shield at the first ever NXT iPPV: Clash of the Champions, this Sunday.
- Commercial Break
- Don’t miss the first ever NXT iPPV: Clash of the Champions, this Sunday on WWE.COM.
- We come back live as Jim Ross comes out for commentary for our Main Event of the evening. The announcers hype our Main Event contest as Leo Kruger versus Alex Riley, after our last commercial break of the evening.
- Commercial Break
- Leo Kruger def. Alex Riley: A really good match between two future stars of the WWE. Both Kruger and Riley did their homework tonight as the match was very back and forth. Riley had the match won until Kruger hit a low-bow and scored the quick roll-up for the win.
- Kruger scurried from the ring as Riley looked on in disbelief. Kruger celebrated on the ramp as Riley looked on disappointed in himself.
- The announcers close the show by hyping the matches scheduled for the first ever NXT iPPV: Clash of the Champions, live this Sunday only on WWE.COM.
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Post by Ramos on May 4, 2013 13:22:37 GMT -5
Felt this show was better than the last and the build for the iPPV was good, hoping Ohno takes the title from Langston & the tag title match should be good. A step in a good direction, hope the next show builds on this.
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Post by Planktung on May 8, 2013 0:47:37 GMT -5
Big E Langston's opening promo was fair enough to build the NXT Championship match between he and Ohno. Him defeating Camacho afterwards was nothing short of expected, and I liked the aftermath with Ohno's attack. I'm hoping he takes the title at the iPPV. Wait, Paige vs. Summer is a Cage Match?!? I'm all for giving the Divas the spotlight, but I believe that this sort of escalated feud should be reserved for the main roster. For there to be a Divas Steel Cage match in this day and age is a milestone and seems far too monumental for NXT. I'm not a fan of having The Shield challenge for the NXT Tag Team Championships on the iPPV. They're above and beyond NXT at this point. Decent squash victory for the Wyatt Family. I think Bray Wyatt should have been in action, though, to build his match with Chris Jericho at the iPPV. I'm still upset that Oliver Grey is injured. I actually really liked him and felt he and Adrian Neville could have had a marvelous run with the NXT Tag Team Championships. And Bo Dallas is just so.....no thanks. Lastly, a weak main event with Leo Kruger and Alex Riley. With the iPPV coming up, I think the closing bout should have been relevant to the big event.
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