First EVER NXT Takeover 2.0!?
Ever since NXT: colour vomit edition rolled around a few months ago, it seemed like the brand was moving away from its traditional Takeover specials that fans know and appreciate……. until now?
A man who will always be smarter than me, Branding Thurston of wrestlenomics, has noted on Twitter that the "Tryna get rid of all you haters and you busters" brand has a Takeover show coming up next month specifically December 5th.
However, Thurston isn't sure whether WWE would retain the "Takeover" name going forward.
I'm interested as to how the Takeover specials are set up following the reboot.
Will the standard of the NXT 2.0 episodes (which has been a hit or miss for me) decrease the usual A* Quality Takeovers in the near future?
Will have to wait and see.
WWE Teaching NXT Talent The PRODUCTION Side Of The Shows!?
Speaking of the brand that is clearly on the same level as Smackdown and RAW (explains the number of distraction finishes).
A news piece from Fightful Select (or "Whiteful" if you're an unfunny and miserable f**king f**k) highlighted that WWE has been teaching NXT performers the production aspect of the industry.
A skill is a skill regardless so I think this is cool.
Jeff Hardy Coming To Steve Austin's Broken Skull Sessions According To Reports.
Another noteworthy guest in Jeff Hardy on Steve Austin's show?
Well, WWE Network News thinks so which is a reliable source when it comes to news pertaining to the WWE Network side of things (Americans, please *sigh* for Peacock).
Alex Kane On Dan Lambert Negotiating His MLW Contract.
Andrew Thompson of Post Wrestling (aka the guy that Chris Hero likes very much) recently spoke with MLW's Alex Kane in promotion of the company's War Chamber show.
During the discussion, Kane has revealed how Dan Lambert (the annoying white dude on AEW? Yea, HIM) helped negotiate his MLW deal (via POST Wrestling):
"And then with signing with MLW and Dan Lambert negotiating my contract, that was pretty awesome."
Say what you want about Cody Rhodes in 20 years, at least the guy played a role in a talented black pro wrestler signing in with a notable promotion.
Indie Wrestling Musician John Kiernan On Creating Theme Songs For Wrestlers like Mercedes Martinez.
And finally. Last Minute Wrestling Podcast's Frank Mandolini (aka the Italian Tony D'Angelo WISHED he was) spoke with pro wrestling musician/composer John Kiernan.
In it, he has shared his perspective on how he approaches creating theme songs for the likes of Mercedes Martinez (from the press release):
"She loved the theme she used in the Mae Young Classic, so this was a new evolved version. What made that song pop? What were the musical elements? That one was more digital, and I went to the Spanish road with a descending progression. A lot of the music you associate with it has the same descending chord progression [...] and my approach was to reflect Mercedes Martinez [and her heritage] with the music.”
And in my opinion, John nailed his vision because God damn, Mercedes' theme song is on par with her Mae Young Classic one in terms of catchiness.
What do you think about the news I just reported and follow me on the tweets @omartheplayaguy? Anyways, stay safe smarks.
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