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NXT Showdown.

They say that there are no real winners in a war.

And I would say last night, across the board, there was evidence of that in the wrestling world.

Because the real war between

NXT and AEW, producer zero, good wrestling shows and the fictional war between NXT and TNA

completed the single worst invasion storyline in pro wrestling history and I include the one that killed the business in 2001. I predicted it because I've watched TNA enough in my past to know that

ultimately one of their fundamental rules of pro wrestling is that TNA ruins everything and I

set it in 2020 foul and I've been proven correct the sixers are ruining NXT and they have

conclusive evidence that they have done it

they have ruined it but what's great

is that we can just pull all this

behind us we've had showdown

it's done

it's dusted and now

there'll be no more of this

Seek series just turned up and having random

into promotional matches for no good reason

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