#wwe nxt predictions

[achintsen]

Who is the Best WWE Superstar of All Time and Why?

The question of who is the greatest WWE Superstar of all time has been a topic of heated debate among fans for decades. With countless iconic performers gracing the squared circle over the years, it's no easy task to narrow down the contenders. Let's explore some of the top contenders and the factors that make them stand out.

#1. The Icon: Hulk Hogan

Hulk Hogan's impact on WWE cannot be overstated. As the face of the company for much of the 1980s, he helped usher in the "Rock 'n' Wrestling" era and transformed WWE into a global phenomenon. His larger-than-life persona, signature catchphrases, and iconic "Hulkamania" movement resonated with fans of all ages.

#2. The Cerebral Assassin: The Undertaker

The Undertaker is a legendary figure in WWE, known for his imposing physique, dark character, and undefeated streak at WrestleMania for 21 years. His entrance music, his signature moves, and his ability to create an aura of mystery and fear have made him one of the most iconic characters in wrestling history.

#3. The People's Champion: The Rock

Dwayne Johnson, known as The Rock in WWE, is one of the most popular and charismatic superstars of all time. His electrifying promos, his incredible athleticism, and his ability to connect with the audience have made him a global superstar. His "People's Champion" persona and his iconic catchphrases have become synonymous with WWE.

#4. The Heart and Soul: John Cena

John Cena's longevity and his ability to adapt to different eras have made him a beloved figure among WWE fans. His incredible athleticism, his in-ring skills, and his dedication to the fans have earned him the respect of his peers and the admiration of the WWE Universe. His "Never Give Up" attitude and his positive message have resonated with millions of fans around the world.

#5. The Rattlesnake: Stone Cold Steve Austin

Stone Cold Steve Austin's rebellious attitude and his anti-establishment persona helped to define the Attitude Era. His confrontations with Vince McMahon, his iconic beer drinking, and his signature "Austin 3:16" promo have made him one of the most memorable characters in WWE history.

#6. The Deadman: Triple H

Triple H's reign as WWE Champion and his role as the company's COO have cemented his legacy as one of the greatest superstars of all time. His in-ring skills, his charisma, and his ability to create memorable moments have made him a fan favorite for decades.

#7. The Phenomenal One: AJ Styles

AJ Styles' arrival in WWE in 2016 sent shockwaves through the wrestling world. His incredible athleticism, his high-flying moves, and his ability to tell compelling stories in the ring have made him a must-see attraction. His "Phenomenal" moniker is well-deserved, and his impact on WWE is undeniable.

➥ Also Read: Top Five WWE Superstars Of 2024

[milesworld96]

WHOOP THAT TRICK‼️‼️

[the-hanged-lover]

so tatum flat out said she loved lyra

girlie also said that lyra means nothing to her anymore… yeah idk about that one

[kelcolrite]

Having a little freak out hearing Becky say that she hasn't been NXT women's champion... Yet.

I've said for years that the massive chip on Becky's shoulder stems back from her never winning that belt and thus never being a grand slam champion. The one thing her fellow Horsewomen have done that's always eluded her.

And, you know, not gonna lie, having modern NXT Charlynch fantasies...

[storm-of-wrestling]

NXT Stand & Deliver Predictions

- Schism

- Johnny Gargano

- Alba Fyre & Isla Dawn

- Gallus

- Wes Lee

- Roxanne Perez

- Carmelo Hayes

[biggoldbelt]

AEW Forbidden Door, WWE Money In The Bank, NXT Heatwave & More

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[hanzi83]

Episode 546-Not Meeting My Deadlines

New Episode-546-Not Meeting My Deadlines- Recap of #NXTDeadline and then other discourse wrestling politics, celeb shit, I will do Raw/NXT/Dynamite for the next one

[jaytheinfinite]

NXT Stand & Deliver 2023 Predictions! With HaavyInfinite

[again-thistimewithfeeling]

WWE catch up - Royal Rumble 2020

Roman Reigns vs King Corbin

- So this is the infamous dog food storyline. I haven't really been watching Smackdown as much during this catch up since I heard it was rough, and wow. It was worse than I imagined. I do not blame Roman for nearly retiring after that

- This is match is...fine? The port-a-potty thing was a choice. I do not miss old creative

- Seeing Roman finally over with the crowd is nice, even if he was beyond tired of his Big Dog character at this point.

Women's Royal Rumble Match

- Whoa, hey there Toni Storm!

- Hearing them all mention Rhea has me wanting to also go back and watch NXT but I only have so much time to watch old wrestling

- The constant mentioning of this being the road to Wrestlemania is really sad, knowing that everything is about to change. I'm both nervous about and intrigued to watch pandemic era WWE

- Has Natalya ever gotten her flowers? Seems like she's always been held near the top, but never pushed beyond that

- I will never get tired of Naomi's gear. Also she's a badass

- I love when women exist

- I need to know what kind of tape they all use to stay in these outfits. It never ceases to amaze me

- Yay Charlotte!

I was doing laundry through the next big chunk

Men's Royal Rumble

- Predicting now that Drew McIntyre wins

- I hate the AR graphics

- The crowd that was fully cheering him earlier boos Roman as he comes out. I know he's way over now, but we do think he still dreads the Rumble every year because of his negative association with it? I would if I were him, geez

- Power Ranger Seth!

- Every time I watch the rumble I remember being in the audience for 2016, and for a brief, shining moment we thought they might give the win to Dean. I was so mad when Triple H won lol

- Roman is and has always been My Guy™️, rooting for him always, but WTF is this booking?! Having him beat Taker was bad enough. Now they have him eliminate Edge at the Rumble? All of that is fine if you're looking to make a heel, but as a face this booking could not make less sense. I would have booed him eliminating Edge if I had been watching in real time

- Sweet baby Drew wins! He looks so emotional 🥹

- Ugh it's so bittersweet knowing that everything is going to go up in smoke. Seeing all pirate ads for Mania and everything, the storylines being put into place.

[sad-dreamer93]

SummerSlam Predictions

Drew McIntyre vs. CM Punk

I really hope Drew wins. I'm not a Punk fan but I also see Seth screwing punk somehow

Logan Paul vs. LA Knight (United States Championship)

Don't like either of them but I see Knight winning

Sami Zayn vs. Bron Breakker (Intercontinental Championship)

I see Bron winning even though I don't feel like he's been on the main roster long enough. It's the same thing they did with him in NXT. Don't get me wrong dude is talented but can we not push him so fast?

Damian Priest vs. Gunther (World Heavyweight Championship)

I'm so torn on this one. I really hope Damian retains, but I'm thinking Gunther will probably win. I feel like Finn is going to do something to cost Priest.

Bayley vs. Nia Jax (WWE Women's Championship)

I think Bayley will retain, I don't see Tiffany cashing in

Liv Morgan vs. Rhea Ripley (Women's World Championship)

As bad as I want Rhea to win, Liv is going to retain. I see Dom doing something stupid to cost Rhea

Cody Rhodes vs. Solo Sikoa (Undisputed WWE Championship)

As much as I despise Cody he's going to retain. I'd love to see Solo as champ though. I definitely see some returns or debuts happening with all of the bloodline drama

[evolution-ofa-geek]

Bonus Episode

HAPPY PODIVERSARY!! - The Podcast celebrates two years old so im going back to the beginning and have you listen to the very first pilot episode that was pulled but never aired because nobody listened to it and music copyright... I HAVE NO IDEA!!! On that episode I reviewed WWE's Day 1 and NXT's New Year's Evil. Plus I made some bold predictions so lets see what I got right and what I got wrong out of this. Happy Podiversary! Cant wait to celebrate episode 135 with you all later in the week!!

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[litafan4ever]

Was AJ Lee the figment of some Manga-geek’s adolescent imagination? She was an avid video gamer, regularly thumbing through comic books and wearing the scuffs on her Chuck Taylors with pride. But don’t be fooled. This unpredictable young woman was not as innocent as she looked. Although she stood a petite 5-foot-2, AJ was a fierce competitor with an energetic, high-flying style that posed a threat to any Diva. This bold New Jersey native first introduced herself to the WWE Universe on the third season of WWE NXT. She finished in third place but won many WWE fans with her lucha-inspired moveset and indomitable fighting spirit. A year after debuting on SmackDown in May 2011, AJ was pivotal in the 18-second outcome of the World Heavyweight Championship Match at WrestleMania XXVIII with a kiss to her beau, Daniel Bryan. The couple’s subsequent breakup sent AJ into an emotional tailspin, and she went on to become romantically entangled with WWE’s top Superstars, including CM Punk, Kane and even John Cena. Following a brief and controversial stint as Raw’s General Manager — a tenure marred by controversy due to her increasingly erratic behavior — AJ found herself in the arms of the brash Dolph Ziggler. Coincidentally enough, it was in the femme fatale’s home state that The Showoff cashed in his Money in the Bank contract on Alberto Del Rio to become the World Heavyweight Champion just one night after WrestleMania 29. It wasn’t long before AJ claimed a championship of her own. After winning a No. 1 Contender’s Divas Battle Royal on Raw, AJ defeated former friend Kaitlyn to ensnare the Divas Title and would go on to hold that prize for a record-shattering 295 days until she was unseated by NXT Women’s Champion Paige the day after WrestleMania 30. It would be her first of three Divas Championships. Even though it was impossible to predict what AJ would do next, one thing remained a constant: She always kept us guessing.

AJ Lee - WWE.com

[tonyschiavonesearring]

CM Punk - I generally dislike him as a person and most of what he's done since returning to wrestling, but he's unquestionably an important and influential figure in the business (for better and worse) and he was a big talent. The question is if he's somehow never received the credit or money he deserves. I think, at this point, he's gotten too much.

I know a lot of older male fans who missed CM Punk's original WWE run because they were watching other companies or weren't watching wrestling at all until AEW. Younger fans won't know this but "indie smarks" didn't like CM Punk. They saw him as inferior to a lot of indie guys who weren't big stars yet: Bryan, Steen/Owens, Generizo/Zayn, Omega, Devitt/Balor, AJ Styles. A huge list of guys who became stars filling in for Punk. So you can credit Punk for their success.

I was a big Punk fan. I was in the cult. I defended him and bought his side of stories over the decade of failures. But I checked out when he went to AEW. From the jump, I thought his shtick of helping the underdogs beat WWE was insincere. The politics he used to stay on top there made him the biggest hypocrite ever and destroyed the appeal he had in WWE. I'm not even talking about the 2 fights, which I think he deserves most of the responsibility for. But his unprofessionalism and Diva behavior in the Jon Moxley angle was just pathetic.

So now that he's in WWE again, WWE fans act like he's still the messiah of wrestling - even tho he's injured and in backstage drama again. One thing will never change about Phil Brooks: he's a natural heel. Since The Rock returned, I think its obvious that WWE doesn't need Punk. The only role he could've played well was Seth's role as Cody's backup. Punk has history with Rock and they're both on similar levels of health and athleticism. Both guys are talkers more than performers now. But Punk is missing the best angle that could've reintroduced him as a big star.

My prediction is Punk won't implode or do anything too stupid again, just because I don't think anyone is foolish enough to give Punk the diva treatment again. He abuses it every time. I think he will probably join HBK or take over for him as NXT's boss. He will stay in WWE's camp but won't ever have any real creative sway. The most positive effect Punk can make has already happened: he pushed HHH to prepare taking over WWE creative. And I think HHH is rewarding him for that alone. Punk will become HHH's "douchebag lackey Yes man"and thats really where he belongs.

[daminouspurity]

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[thef1nalb0ss]

Who I believe could be The Devil, ranked in order of possibility

Well folks. We have another masked man angle in wrestling again. The Devil mask MJF used during his All Out return is being used again, but this time the suspense is lasting longer that one night. Jay White and The Acclaimed have been the targets, although it all seems to tie back to MJF, with Jay being attacked the night he challenged MJF and The Acclaimed a week after teaming with MJF.

Now I love a good masked mystery man angle, so I've been reading a lot of different predictions for who this could be. Now, in my opinion, I think this could be one of 8 different options. So here I am, ranking those in order of possibility (in my opinion) with 1 being the most possible, and 8 being the least.

Let's do it.

8. CM Punk

I had to bring it up. I really don't think he's coming back, but I had to bring it up. There's a reason this is at 8.

With that said, there is a little bit of evidence towards this theory. MJF used the devil mask to win the Casino Ladder Match, and then unmasked to challenge Punk. Punk has a connection to the mask in a way, and definitely has a connection to MJF. There were also a few lines on last week's Dynamite that could be interpreted as being Punk references.

One of the main things I'm also considering here is if it makes kayfabe sense for whoever The Devil is to need to mask their identity. Punk, considering he was fired, would need to conceal his identity in kayfabe.

Now, again, I really don't think it's him. He was fired with cause, and there's an insider report that it is not him. However, considering that Punk himself has been teasing it on his socials and the whole "the greatest trick the devil ever played..." thing, I had to include him, if only to be thorough.

7. Roderick Strong

It makes sense, at a surface level. Roddy hates MJF and blames him for taking Adam away from him and Adam's injury. Jay was credited for Adam's concussion on All Access, so if The Devil is trying to go after those who hurt Adam (or who they perceived to have hurt Adam), Jay makes sense. The Acclaimed also make sense, as he's attacking those close to MJF, or he might even think MJF is replacing Adam with The Acclaimed.

The major hole in this theory from a kayfabe standpoint is that I don't think Roddy would want, or need, to hide behind a mask. From a non-kayfabe standpoint I don't think it's him because it would be a letdown of a reveal, but I digress. Honestly, with Roddy's current character, he'd likely take pride in the attacks. It's not like he's been fired, or suspended, or is turning. He's an active member of the roster who is a heel. The only reason I can think of is that he's not showing his face because then it's obvious the "neck injury" isn't real, but he shows that everytime he's in the ring.

That all being said, I do think he's one of the henchmen. He's just not The Devil.

6. Dolph Ziggler, Mustafa Ali, or any of the recently released WWE wrestlers

This is another theory I've seen a bit. As far as I can tell, it's mostly built around predictions that they'll sign with AEW and that maybe it could be as The Devil. My mask credential fits for this on account of them being unable to appear until the beginning of December due to non-compete (which isn't the case for Ali, actually- I believe it was reported he had a 30 day non-compete since he was part of the NXT roster at the time of his release).

I feel like there's a small possibility one of them could be The Devil, just because it would be a shock to see them when they unmask, but it lacks motivation. Why would they debut by attacking Jay and The Acclaimed? To get the attention of the Champion? That might work, but out of all the options, they have the least motivation at the moment.

5. Jack Perry

Look, we haven't heard anything about his status since the suspension, and Full Gear is in LA...

It makes sense that he'd have to be masked, too, since he's still suspended. He has to orchestrate the attacks with his face hidden so he isn't recognized amid the suspension.

The only other "evidence" I have for this theory is the fact that The Acclaimed attack had a glass spot, and Jack was doing a glass spot that kind of became infamous the last time we saw him.

Again, another possibility to consider, but I do think it's unlikely it's him.

4. MJF

To be absolutely fair, we've never seen The Devil and MJF in the same room. Sure, MJF was in the ring when a video played on the tron, but maybe it was prerecorded? Maybe he was sick of being a good guy and went back to his heel roots, but he couldn't give himself away by doing it without a mask. He attacked Jay because he challenged him for the title, and he attacked The Acclaimed for thinking they could be friends.

This one would take a lot of explaining, but I do think it's possible that the Champion has snapped and gotten sick of the good guy act.

3. Kyle O'Reilly

Essentially the same reasoning for why Roddy could be The Devil, except he's hiding behind a mask for a bigger return reveal.

2. Adam Cole

I'm not ranking Adam number one for one simple reason...he's not gonna be healed for a while. Like we're talking Spring 2024 at the earliest. I don't think they can extend the reveal much past Worlds End, and definitely not until Adam can wrestle again.

Again, same reasoning as Roddy and Kyle, except it's him trying to get revenge for what was done to him rather than his friends trying to get it on his behalf.

This would need some serious backtracking, though. For The Devil to be Adam and to be there during the attacks, walking and standing fine, the injury would need to be explained as a work in kayfabe, despite it being real outside of it. And, again, Adam won't be able to wrestle for months and months.

I do think that whoever The Devil is, their motivations revolve around Adam. I just don't know if it's actually Adam.

1. Britt Baker

There's rumors that it's not her, but whatever, I still think she's the most logical choice. She attacked Jay as revenge for what he did to Adam, attacked The Acclaimed to show MJF what they can do and also, maybe, because she believes MJF was replacing Adam.

She's behind a mask because she wants everybody to think it's a man, and have them all point fingers at one another in the men's division, while nobody even considers it could be a woman.

And, no offense, but Britt hasn't been doing much lately. Something like this gives her a story again.

You could also go a few different ways with this when Adam can come back, about whether he agrees with what she did/is doing or if he's against it. There's some mystery in there that could be interesting to explore.

So there's my list. Have I thought about this way too much? Probably. But it's alright. This was fun. And when The Devil is revealed, we'll see if I'm even close to being right with any of these predictions.

[storm-of-wrestling]

NXT Deadline Predictions

- Isla Dawn

- Indi Hartwell

- Carmelo Hayes

- Pretty Deadly

- Bron Breakker