The professional wrestling world is buzzing over the recent call-ups of names from NXT like Shinsuke Nakamura and Tye Dillinger. The King Of Strong Style and The Perfect 10, along with The Revival and Elias Samson made their WWE main roster debuts after WrestleMania 33 and it was about time. Shinsuke Nakamura and Tye Dillinger obviously mean a lot to NXT and the two have gotten close during their time in WWE’s developmental promotion. Tye Dillinger posted an awesome picture of himself and Nakamura on their way to make their last round of NXT house shows. They were preparing to say goodbye to one promotion, but hello to a much larger audience at the same time.
https://twitter.com/wwedillinger/status/852513937862127617
NXT’s show in Atlanta was a sold out affair. The crowd came out to see the WWE superstars of tomorrow do their thing. They were also there to bid farewell to a few people they can only see on Raw or SmackDown Live after that tour.
Nakamura is so over it’s ridiculous. The fact that he went from a sold out Tokyo Dome to NXT shows is really quite amazing. But now Shinsuke Nakamura is back where he belongs in front of arenas and massive sold out venues on WWE’s main roster. However, he got one last round in an NXT environment. These intimate NXT shows are very special and Nakamura realizes obviously that. So did everyone else in the building.
https://twitter.com/briantheguppie/status/852839069247836160
Tye Dillinger has come a long way since his debut on NXT. He had a lackluster WWE run in the past as Gavin Spears. If you don’t remember his initial run in WWE’s incarnation of ECW in 2008, you’re not alone. But, Tye Dillinger is now The Perfect 10 and ready to take on the world in a much bigger way. But first he had to say thank you to the NXT audience in Atlanta.
#NXTAtlanta was on their feet and sent @WWEDillinger off in style, but not before he got @EddieOrengoWWE involved… pic.twitter.com/fEFPGtdcnv
— WWE NXT (@WWENXT) April 14, 2017
