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9 Of The New NXT Superstars Are Getting Names Changes.

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Names changes are a norm in WWE for multiple factors that I cannot get into because that would take at least 200 words or more and I ain't gonna do all of that. The performance centre (yes, it's pronounced centre, not center) is a great example of that. Now, I'm gonna list down all of the name changes for all of the NXT stars and I'm gonna briefly tell you whether I like it or not. Okay? Here we go. 

Brennan Williams now called Dio Maddon (alright). 

Stokely Hathaway aka Malcolm Bivens now called Courtney Moore (wait. Isn't that his second name change? Either way, it's alright). 

MJ Jenkins now called Monique Jenkins (I like it. Oh, and that name change is her real name). 

Dan Matha aka Dovian Mak (nice, nice). 

Rachel Evers now called Rachel Ellering (I mean she's using her real name just like Monique. It's alright). 

Nick Comoroto now called Nick Ogarelli (alright). 

Scott Parker and Shane Matthews are collectively known as the 3.0 team and they're now called Jeffery Parker and Matthew Menard Lee (their Indy names were better. It's lame). 

Robbie E aka Robert Strauss now called Robert Stone (generic but it's alright). 

Keep in mind, those name changes don't affect their promo style, their in-ring ability or their entrance music. It's just me nitpicking at the end of the day. 

What more entertaining news like this? Check out The 5 News Week and what it is that in one article, I report on 5 major or minor news of the week every Sunday right here on this blog. Follow me on Twitter @omartheplayaguy and let me know in the comments about the name changes. Anyways, stay safe smarks.
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