3 interesting observations from NXT TakeOver: WarGames 2019

#2. Survivor Series affected this year's WarGames event positively and negatively

w i n n e r@PeteDunneYxB will challenge @AdamColePro for the #NXTTitle tomorrow night at #SurvivorSeries! #NXTTakeOver pic.twitter.com/9pwgfu7Lch

— WWE (@WWE) November 24, 2019

The triple brand war within WWE on the road to Survivor Series 2019 has resulted in several invasions. Although incursions have been a common theme in WWE for the past few weeks, NXT had been simultaneously building up to both WarGames and Survivor Series.

This indirectly resulted in a relatively poor buildup for an NXT PPV, but most fans overlooked it since brand invasions are exciting. However, what's interesting is that NXT's status for Survivor Series remains quite impressive since the Black & Gold brand has been the most dominant on WWE TV in the past few weeks.

Will a WarGames fatigue ultimately cost NXT their battle against RAW and SmackDown this Sunday?

One would have to imagine that after pushing their bodies to the limit at NXT TakeOver: WarGames, Survivor Series will be an even greater task. Whatever the case may be, NXT has been at the forefront of WWE coverage recently, and that is a good thing in the long run.