Best and worst of NXT TakeOver: Wargames II

Modified Nov 18, 2018 04:14 GMT

One of the most exciting shows of the entire year

#2 Worst: Ciampa's theme song entrance

I just preferred it when the crowd booed the Blackheart out of the building

The NXT Champion, Tommaso Ciampa, may be the best heel of the modern era. So much so, that the crowd would drown him out in a sea of jeers when he made his way out of the arena in the past, because he had no theme song. It would add a lot of electricity to the match, right from the start.

Now, Ciampa has a swell new theme song that you can't help but bob your head and stomp your foot to. And in my opinion, that takes away from the hatred that the crowd rained upon Ciampa in the past. Ciampa is still amazing in the ring, but I found this to be a pet peeve of mine.

Is it a dream or is it a nightmare? #NXTTakeOver @VelveteenWWE @ProjectCiampa pic.twitter.com/2xHff8frxZ
— WWE NXT (@WWENXT) November 18, 2018

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Of course, this is just a personal opinion. Do you think Ciampa is better with the theme?

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