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WWE NXT 8/5/19 | My Coherent Review.

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This was a very good show and that's all I gotta say about that. 

Mia Yim vs Bianca Belair. 

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This was surprisingly a good match. The match ended with Bianca Belair using the ropes for a pinfall but the ref saw it but then, Belair instead used her long hair to touch the ropes for a pinfall and just like that, she won the match. Honestly ever since her loss at Takeover New York, her momentum decreased a lot and a win from her makes a lot of sense. 

After the match, there was a security camera footage played where the Viking Raiders were leaving and they were ambushed by the Forgotten Sons. So, next week they are gonna address something regarding the NXT Tag Team Championships for next week's show. 

After that, a performance centre segment happened where Shayna and the gang were training in a ring until Io Shirai came and brawled with one of Shayna’s gang. 

Raul Mendoza vs Riddick Moss. 

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First off, great to see Riddick Moss back in action. Secondly, this was pretty decent. Raul Mendoza picked up a W with a springboard twisting splash. 

Matt Riddle vs Adam Cole. 

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Me describing this match doesn't do it justice because this was A FANTASTIC match. By the end of the match, Roderick Strong came out to help Cole get back up until Riddle went to the outside and kicked Strong right on the face which made the ref frustrated and went to Strong to get rid of the Undisputed Era member. 

Meanwhile, while the ref wasn't seeing, Adam Cole superkicked Riddle and Riddle managed to survive in this match. Immediately after, Riddle delivered the bro mission and won the match. 

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After that great encounter, Adam Cole and Roderick Strong were arguing with each other in the ring while Kyle O'Reilly and Bobby Fish were trying to separate the two. I'm glad they stretching this storyline out instead of pulling the trigger. 

So, to recap for all of you slow mofos: 

Like: The main event, Mia Yim vs Bianca Belair. 

Didn't like: Nothing. 

Sound off in the comments below on what do you think about this week's episode of NXT. Follow me on the tweets @omartheplayaguy and follow this very blog for honest pro wrestling opinions. Anyways, stay safe smarks. 
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