NXT– 3 Changes WWE Should Make, 2 They Shouldn't

Shouldn't - Try to compete with AEW

WWE needs to realize that NXT is not AEW. All Elite Wrestling is gaining momentum after each show, and with the recent appearances of CM Punk, Adam Cole, and Bryan Danielson, it seems the promotion is not stopping anytime soon.

WWE attempted to start a 'war' with AEW when they moved NXT from the WWE Network to the USA Network. However, NXT moved to Tuesday after failing to keep up with the rival promotion.

#WWENXT moves to TUESDAY NIGHTS starting tomorrow at 8/7c on @USA_Network!#WeAreNXT pic.twitter.com/bIxTyuxZqu

— WWE (@WWE) April 13, 2021

Mr. McMahon and his WWE team need to focus on their current product so the fans keep coming back to the brand.

Should - NXT inclusion on Raw and SmackDown

WWE has been trying to include NXT on the main roster for quite some time. However, call-ups, one-off matches, or even mentioning NXT wrestlers on WWE seem to fall flat. WWE needs to have continuity between NXT and their main roster.

For example, Karrion Kross was booked as an unstoppable force in NXT, undefeated since his debut. However, on his first night on Raw, he lost to Jeff Hardy.

NO MORE WORDS!@JEFFHARDYBRAND is in action against #WWENXT Champion @WWEKarrionKross UP NEXT on #WWERaw! pic.twitter.com/emnXGKb4VY

— WWE (@WWE) August 10, 2021

NXT is still a developmental promotion, and it should be treated as such. But WWE should also showcase the up-and-coming talents on the main roster with storyline continuity.

The continuity helps the stars with a larger audience. If main roster fans find NXT Superstars interesting, they would also come to watch the show.

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