According to recent reports from Wrestling Observer Radio, WWE CEO Nick Khan has plans to treat NXT as a third brand, which includes having main roster names appearing in NXT. This move comes after former NXT Champion Bron Breakker challenged World Heavyweight Champion Seth Rollins to come to NXT and defend his title against him earlier this week. While NXT is officially the developmental brand, it seems that WWE is looking to elevate its status and make it more on par with Monday Night Raw and SmackDown.
Some fans may see this as a big move for NXT, as it could lead to some exciting cross-brand matches and storylines. However, others may be concerned that it could take away from the unique identity that NXT has established over the years. Only time will tell how this will play out, but it’s clear that WWE is looking to shake things up and keep fans on their toes.
It’s worth noting that this isn’t the first time that main roster names have appeared in NXT. In fact, several big names have made appearances on the brand in recent years, including Finn Balor, Kevin Owens, and Charlotte Flair. However, it seems that this will become a more regular occurrence moving forward.
Of course, there are still many questions that need to be answered. How often will main roster stars appear on NXT? Will they be used to put over younger talent, or will they be involved in their own storylines? And how will this impact the overall direction and tone of NXT?
Regardless of what happens, it’s clear that WWE is continuing to evolve and adapt to the changing landscape of professional wrestling. Whether you’re a fan of this move or not, it’s sure to generate plenty of buzz and keep fans talking.
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