Trevor Lee

Johnny Polo, like his run was so, we'll get to that in just a minute.

The more tongue in cheek version of JBL was Trevor Lee slash Cameron Grimes to the moon gimmick where he gets rich from the game spot stop short.

That's one of the last really clever things that WWE did.

I wasn't even watching at that point.

But with Sharon Case, I think she's bored and confused.

If you remember when Cameron Grimes was talking about her Emmy nomination, and she didn't really understand the story, I think maybe what you're seeing is a confusion of what she's supposed to be doing.

It's almost like she hasn't been given direction, and she doesn't know where the story is going, so she doesn't exactly know how

to play it.

It's just, you don't know what to do.

And it, look, I think they look dazed a little bit.

Cameron Grimes, I think pulled it off because she's, I mean, not that Sharon Case isn't a wonderful actress, but Cameron Grimes also was often not acting against anybody and,

So she was literally sitting in a chair by herself.

Go for it.

Um, so the p- the performance center is listed, but also Trevor Lee.

Oh, wow.

Um, his birthplace is listed, uh, simply as North Carolina, USA.

There's obviously a hierarchy for who they think is ready for a bigger spot and who they don't.

But I think that this is going to be – people who had trouble with this episode might find that even though it doesn't change from this a whole lot over the next six weeks, it will become a much easier show to digest because we're going to have – these talents are going to be more established on TV, and it's not going to feel like we're – relearning everything but right now it does it does kind of feel like two different shows one where all these new talents are being thrown at us and one where the talents that have been anchoring the show are now kind of fighting for camera time um like by the time Cameron Grimes showed up, I was just like, oh yeah, that's this show that I'm watching because it's so different in so many ways that it actually kind of threw me for a loop.

Nathaniel, you are a relative, comparative newcomer to NXT.

So you didn't see the NXT that has the most in common with what's going on now.

Yeah, there were a couple.

The Grimes one.

I should have pulled that match up.

The XBW.

Yes.

Grimes.

Absolutely.

This match is still going on.

Debuting, you know, family of stars and so on.

So who's there? Of course, Killer Cross, Shotzi, Austin Aries, Karl Anderson, Doc Gallows, Templario and Trevor Lee, along with people like Matt Riddle, Mystico, Karl Anderson.

Scarlett Bordeaux, of course, Donovan Tyjak, Kojima, and so on.

So certainly carving out a niche in that way.

You're going to see the Good Brothers Gallows and Anderson.

You're going to see people like Josh Bishop and Dijak and Trevor Lee, Matt Riddle, obviously Killer Cross, Shotzi, Scarlett.

You know, these shows, man, that MLW puts on are, I think you can get into one of these shows with four people, probably cheaper than, which are also fairly priced tickets, but Cheaper than you can buy a very, very close-up seat to an AEW show.

And damn sure cheaper than you can buy a single seat at a WWE show.

Kyle O'Reilly I'm worried for just because of the way Vince is with his smaller wrestlers.

He's bigger than Cameron Grimes.

I also think one more guy I'm a little more hopeful for is Santos Escobar.

I think he's someone Vince may even think about putting on the main roster imminently.

Uh,

Cameron Grimes.

Cameron

Grimes, yeah.

What...

I really enjoyed working with Trevor Lee, Cameron Grimes.

I just feel like he had his finger on the pulse of, you know, what NXT and that style was really all about.

And I, I was always kinda a little more on the s- simple side of things in the old psychology of pro wrestling.