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So recently I have tuned back into NXT 2.0, I mean you only stop watching because there

is so much wrestling on TV sometimes it's really hard, but after going to WrestleMania

Weekend and thinking that WWE is so going to push the absolute crap out of Bronn Breaker,

I thought it made sense to start watching it again, because it's good to be in form.

It certainly seems like he was all but ready to be called up to the main roster recently

before we changed our minds, and ever since then WWE had been making a very worrying mistake.

Why is life?

I've got nothing against anybody in NXT, in fact I think they take way too much flak considering

they are basically learning on the job, and not every single one of them is going to

be a kerangler.

I mean he just walked up to a wrestling training set one day, looked at the ring and

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