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WWE NXT 13/2/19 | My Coherent Review.


Besides the main event, this show was okay at best and here's why. 

Dominic Djakovic vs Shane Throne. 

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The show started off with a match which is refreshing to see. At one point, Dominic did a beautiful springboard corkscrew plancha on the outside. The match ended with Dominic Djakovic did his feast your eyes finish to Throne and won the match. Overall an okay match. 

After that, The Undisputed Era cut a promo backstage and they said that they want to finish what they started in 2019. 

Also something that happened backstage, there was a verbal interaction between Bianca Belair, Io Shirai and Kairi Sane. Like I said on my last week's review (which you can click here), a number one contender match between Belair and Io Shirai makes sense to me at this point. 

 Street Profits vs Humberto Carrillo & Stacey Ervin Jr.

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Before this, Kassius Ohno interrupted a tag team match and cut a promo basically wanted to leave NXT and then, Keith Lee sucker punched him. After that, Lee wanted to continue this scheduled match. 

The match itself was solid. Street Profits won the match here. After the match, The Street Profits grabbed a microphone and they basically called out The War Raiders.  Marcel Barthel & Fabian Aichner and Oney Lorcan & Danny Burch came out and they all want the tag team titles. 

Out came The Wars Raiders and once The Undisputed Era came out, this turned into chaos. This segment made me interested in the NXT tag team division for the first time in a month now. In other words, I like this. 

Aliyah vs Taynara Conti.

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After Aliyah victory over Conti, Shayna Baszler, Jessamyn Duke and Marina Shafir beat Aliyah and Conti to make a statement. I have to say, I really like this version of Aliyah. I wanna see more of that.  

Ricochet vs Adam Cole. 

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A very good main event. Ricochet won the match with a death valley driver and then out came the rest of Undisputed Era to beat up Ricochet. Aleister Black came to the rescue and he couldn't handle all 4 members of Undisputed Era. So, he along with Ricochet are down while the Undisputed Era stood tall.  

So, to recap for all of you slow mofos: 

Like: Main event, the ending to the Street Profits and Humberto Carrillo & Stacey Ervin Jr.

Didn't like: (none). 

Sound off in the comments below on what do you think about this episode of NXT? Follow the blog for honest pro wrestling opinions and stay safe smarks. 
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