Folks, let me tell you—big things are happening in “NXT,” maybe the biggest things ever. The show started off hot, with our esteemed (and very powerful, believe me) “NXT” Champion Oba Femi marching to the ring looking for answers. And what did he get? Not the mysterious masked men who attacked him at Vengeance Day, not a heartfelt apology, but something even bigger—TNA X Division Champion Moose, who decided it was time to make “NXT” great again with his presence.
Moose strolled in like he owned the place, interrupted Femi, and delivered some hard truths. “I’m the only man you can’t rule over,” he declared, which—if true—is very concerning for Femi’s whole “I am inevitable” gimmick. (Which, by the way, is a great catchphrase. Very Thanos-esque. Love it.) But Oba didn’t back down. No, no, no. He fired back, saying Moose’s problem is that in “NXT,” he is, in fact, inevitable. Ouch. That’s like telling Moose he’s on borrowed time, folks. And let me tell you, time doesn’t like being borrowed.
Naturally, Moose—being the tremendous competitor that he is—suggested they make this official, and Oba? He didn’t say no. No hesitation, no backing down, just two champions raising their titles, letting the world know something big is on the horizon.
Now, let’s talk about this TNA-“NXT” crossover, folks. It’s yuge. TNA’s Joe Hendry already popped up in the Royal Rumble, and Jordynne Grace went from Knockouts Champion to an “NXT” Superstar faster than you can say “forbidden door.” And now? We have Moose and Femi, two of the most dominant forces in wrestling, about to collide. Some people are saying this partnership is the best thing to happen to wrestling in years. Some are saying it’s bigger than the moon landing. Not me, but some people.
So buckle up, folks. Champions are colliding, worlds are merging, and “NXT” might never be the same again. Tremendous, absolutely tremendous.