What's up everyone this is WWE NXT Superstar Dominic Dajakovic and you are feasting your eyes on going in raw.

Hey friend, those Steve here.

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Last night's NXT was about establishing the dominance of new champions Keith Lee and Eosharai,

setting up new rivalries as a Dakota Kai-leveled Eosharai at the conclusion of the main event.

Scarlet seemingly threw a challenge at the feet of Keith Lee Larsen, which is the first episode of the NXT Lee era.

It wasn't too bad, it was textbook NXT if you will.

You had your good matches, you had a new or thing now where they're trying to get a little more lighthearted stuff, the Robert Stoam brand.

It was a perfectly enjoyable show.

The main event was good, Keith Lee versus Dajakovic, always put on fun matches.

Yeah, I thought one of the more interesting things to me was watching Eosharai and Keith Lee in their respective matches.

There's really no doubt that they are in NXT's mind the ones to beat, you know, I'm being understandable, they're obviously their champions.

But we saw a whole nother level with Keith Lee, that was the point of the Keith Lee Dajakovic match was showcasing that Keith Lee has really grown into becoming the champion.

It's not just something that they have hoisted on him with no rhyme or reason, which WWE is sometimes prone to do, but you see, and in fact they even reference this, you know, the sort of the build to him becoming champion,

which included things like his rumble standoff with Brock Lesnar, the Survivor Series Fist Bump.

And last night against Dajakovic, it was far less competitive than we've seen between these two in the past, and that was the huge, huge difference between this match, which was still wildly entertaining.

And matches we've seen with them because obviously in Keith Lee's resume, Dajakovic, and that was the point of the match last night, Dajakovic was Keith Lee's best opponent.

He always brings out the best matches, he pushes him to his limits.

And so seeing that match and seeing Just How Dominant, and then afterwards with a Dajakovic interview, him saying, this is a brand new, this is a Keith Lee we've never seen before.

This is another level of Keith Lee, and Kering Cross is not at that level, which of course is prompting their match next week, Kering Cross versus Dajakov.

And on the flip side, when I was watching the EO Shari match, as you can see in the Steve notes, if you're following along with Steve notes, Tegan Knox, every time she would make a comeback, she was almost immediately put back down.

This was not a very competitive main event.

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