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WWE NXT 10/7/19 | My Coherent Review.

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A very good edition of NXT TV and with the announcement of a few matches on next week's shows, it seems that we’re getting another good episode. You'll know what I mean by that if you read this review. 

Io Shirai Addresses Her Beatdown To Candice LeRae 2 Weeks Ago. 

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Io Shirai came out with new theme music which is a great choice made by the NXT management given that her older theme doesn't fit her darker evil persona (no shit, Omar). 

Io Shirai basically said that she doesn't need a friend or anybody for that matter and slowly walked off. A segment that's short but a segment I can get by. 

The Velveteen Dream Had A Press Conference Apparently. 

The Dream was asked a number of different questions that includes about his next challenger for his North American championship. Cathy Kelly mentioned Roderick Strong calling Dream out so could we see Roderick Strong as The Velveteen Dream's next challenger? 

I sure hope so. I also did find it funny when Velveteen Dream called Cathy Kelly as "Queen Cathy". Don't have a good reason as to why but it just did. 

Damian Priest vs Blanco Loco. 

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Blanco Loco lost this one to the Archer Of Infamy referring to Damian Priest of course with a running roundhouse kick of some sort. 

Jordan Myles vs Boa. NXT Breakout Tournament. 

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Jordan Myles was very impressive in this match up. Boa, however, showed his ruthless aggression *Vince McMahon voice* with a series of knee strikes but it didn't put Myles down because Jordan Myles won the match with the 450 splash. It was fine for what it was. 

Shayna Baszler was asked about Mia Yim and Baszler said that Mia's story is generic and Baszler's story as champion will still move on. 

Apollo Crews is coming back to NXT to face Kushida as well as Adam Cole's first title defence and that all happens next week on NXT. I'm calling it right now, next week's show is the greatest NXT episode of all time (I'm obviously joking but I hope that's the case though). 

The Street Profits vs Oney Lorcan and Danny Burch for the NXT Tag Team Championship. 

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This was a good one. Danny Burch at one point, delivered the crossface and Montez Ford broke that up with a kick on Burch's back which I rarely see a babyface (referring to Ford) do that so that's a plus for me. 

The match ends with a vicious looking spinebuster from Angelo Dawkins and a frog splash from Montez Ford and The Street Profits retained the NXT tag team titles. 

After the match, Kyle O'Reilly and Bobby Fish came out and pointed the NXT titles from the stage area. Excellent *Mr. Burns' voice*. 

So, to recap for all of you slow mofos: 

Like: The Street Profits vs Oney Lorcan and Danny Burch for the NXT Tag Team Championship. 

Didn't like: Nothing. 

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

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