My argument has stayed the same the entire time.
- The Performance Center is not NXT and NXT is not the Performance Center. These are not one and the same.
- NXT is its own viable brand. They have performers going between brands to build storylines and draw interest to the product. There was no need to have big names like Becky Lynch come down unless they wanted more eyes on the product. You don't need star power like that help develop NXT talent - plenty of NXT talent gets over on their own with their own audience preferences.
- The PC has a training injury problem. AEW is not part of that equation; it has it's own issues. I have been very clear about this.
If you told me NXT house shows were, the sure. Do they even still do them? I think it's just TV tapings at this point and they don't let untrained talent that are too green wrestle, just like they don't on Raw or Smackdown.
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