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Old 02-14-2016, 05:24 AM   #3239
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I'd like to see the NXT/main roster relationship evolve to the point where NXT can make legitimate money on its own. The product is already good enough for television. Given it's got the sports-based presentation and old-school feel, I wouldn't mind seeing it eventually go to PPV when they have something epic enough. Or for NXT to get its own legitimate TV deal and be its own feeder for the WWE Network Takeover specials.

When talent on the main roster are losing steam, send them to NXT to tour, work with some newer talent, and get some time away from the spotlight. More like the brand split than developmental. NXT gives guys time away from RAW and SmackDown to recharge, but it also gives guys in NXT time away from NXT, you know?
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