Hello and welcome to get the table, another wrestling round table discussion podcast with myself, Adam Wilburn and the Deadly Boys of What Culture.

Michael Hambler and Michael Sidduick here to discuss another burning wrestling issue and that issue today is the best NXT call up ever.

Michael Hambler, the suspense is killing me, who is it?

It's all a succoma. Excuse me, where are my manners?

So low cyclone. Formerly a babyface secondary title holder in NXT that kind of was immediately installed in the main event program of WWE's main roster.

Brought in as a surprise debut, which was a huge gamble, like that might not have paid off and previously hasn't done.

Whenever somebody's brought in effectively cold, there have been countless cold NXT debuts in recent times.

Brought in alongside Roman Reigns and looking the part doing it, it's one thing to be given that opportunity, but plenty of wrestlers have fumbled the ball when they've been throwing it over WWE's long history.

And it's just been really impressive to see him take the opportunity, run with it and like build his part, but just the right amount, he's not had to compromise too much of what we saw on NXT in about the year or so that he was introduced to a much smaller WWE TV audience.

But everything he's done so far has felt like a perfect fit.

All the physical interactions with the bloodline have been measured perfectly.

His matches are far more interesting than many of the ones that Triple H books.

And it doesn't, it already, considering that Clash at the Castle was only what, September, it doesn't feel like a recent thing.

It kind of feels like he's been with the bloodline as long as there's been the bloodline.

And for like a story that has been a top, you know, a top WWE for that long, that's possibly like the biggest compliment you can pair really.

Yeah, exactly. I mean, you don't need to say any more to convince me.

I think his arrival on the main roster has been sensational.

But said, you know, people will say, well, hang on a second, Finn Balak came in and straightaway became Universal Champion.

Kevin Owens came in and beat John Cena.

Why is Solosiko's call up to the main roster so much better than not just them, but all others?

Just to get a semantics thing out the way, the shields were never really promoted from NXT.

Yes, they appeared on NXT briefly in some cases when it was NXT.

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