Remember the feeling when Shinski Nakamura's W.W. Music hit for the first time, or the sweet sorrow of Sammy Zane saying goodbye. It's been 10 whole years since that magic night in Dallas. Today, we're tracking every single wrestler from that card to see who conquered the world and who, well, did not. Let's revisit the heroes of the greatest NXT show of all time. I'm Andy from

What Culture Wrestling, and this is every WWE NXT Takeover Dallas wrestler. Where are they now?

Number 11, the Revival. Takeover Dallas opened with the first of pre-title fights and the only

instance of tag team wrestling on the card as the revival

defended their NXT Gold against the Bloaks in the next entry.

Following their loss, spoiler warning, I mean it was a decade ago, Dashwilder and Scott Dawson

won the belts again before moving up to the main roster in 2017.

Their raw and Smackdown spells were turbulent to say the least. They won gold,

but they also had to endure the horrors of Ussie Hot and backshaving, a fate that no big

fluffy boy should ever be made to suffer. Trust me. By 2020, they'd had enough. They left the Fed

and they showed up in A-A-W as FTR, now going by the names

Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler, and are still a key part of Tony Cannes promotional machine today.

They are free-time AATW world champions have won gold in numerous other promotions as well,

and engaged in a generational rivalry not only with the Young Bucks, but with the Briscoes as well.

Life after WWE has gone pretty well for them.

Number 10, American Alpha.

The Revival's opponents in Texas were American Alpha, who have endured very different paths over the past 10 years.

Chad Gable and Jason Jordan were an incredible odd couple pairing with an unbelievable

chemistry, culminating in this emotional victory that left Jordan and a bunch of people

in the crowd in tears.

Alpha lost the tag team titles back to the revival two months later before being called

up to Smackdown.

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