Hello there, NXT fans! It’s Tuesday, and NXT is back with more action and (hopefully) thrills! I’m Jeremy Thomas, as always, and tonight we have the fate of Indi Hartwell’s love life on the line, a collision of old allies in Bobby Fish vs. Roderick Strong, Ridge Holland’s in-ring return and much more.
It’s been a wild week for me as I’ve been neck-deep in Fantasia Fest 2021; you can check out my reviews of the Japense sci-fi comedy
Beyond the Infinite Two Minuteshere and the “What if a Luchador fought Nazis” mockumentary
Operation Luchadorhere. But anyway, there’s a lot going on tonight so without further ado, let’s get right into it.
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Hello there, NXT fans! It’s Tuesday evening, which means it’s time for another episode of NXT also known as the place where Karrion Kross DOESN’T get pinned in a squash by a midcard babyface who was on a losing streak and puts their feet on the ropes to win! I’m Jeremy Thomas, as usual, and tonight we have a real big show with fallout from Kross’ attack on Samoa Joe last week, Raquel Gonzalez defending the NXT Women’s Championship against Xia Li, Franky Monet back in action, and more! There’s a lot going on so without further ado, let’s get right into it.
Jeremy’s WWE NXT Review 7.20.21
Hello there, NXT fans! It’s Tuesday evening, which means it’s time for another episode of NXT also known as the place where Karrion Kross DOESN’T get pinned in a squash by a midcard babyface who was on a losing streak and puts their feet on the ropes to win! I’m Jeremy Thomas, as usual, and tonight we have a real big show with fallout from Kross’ attack on Samoa Joe last week, Raquel Gonzalez defending the NXT Women’s Championship against Xia Li, Franky Monet back in action, and more! There’s a lot going on so without further ado, let’s get right into it.
Hello 411 guys, gals, enbies, and everyone else! Welcome to 411’s WWE Money in the Bank preview! I’m Jeremy Thomas, and the fans are back for a WWE PPV for the first time since WrestleMania. That’s a good thing, because it’s putting the pressure on WWE to deliver in a big way for this weekend’s PPV and gives me hope for some good things to come. The card looks pretty solid as a whole and while many of the matches are kind of obvious booking, we should get some good matches out of them and hey, at the very least it will be an improvement those of you who didn’t like the cinematic Money in the Bank, right? Anyway, let’s just jump right into it, shall we?
Hello 411 guys, gals, enbies, and everyone else! Welcome to 411’s Impact Slammiversary preview! I’m Jeremy Thomas, and Saturday brings live fans back to the Impact Zone for the first time with the company’s big summer PPV. Impact has used the opportunity provided by WWE’s April release the last couple of years to make Slammiversary a show of big surprises and major debuts, and this year appears to be no different. There are a lot of matches set for the show, including the now monthly question of who will try to take the World Championship home out of Kenny Omega’s hands and bring it home to Impact. Will it happen this weekend? Read on and you’ll see my prediction!