Okay, so I am here to rant about the "challenge" tonight's NXT. All I want to ask, is what was the actual point of the keg carry challenge?
I mean, seriously, give me one reason why any of these guys need immunity? The guy who recieved it wasn't last, so in that essence it was a waste. It wasted about 1/6 of the show, and could've been given to a match. Percy Watson wasn't in a match tonight. There is his match. But no, having a match might make sense, so let us give the time to a challenge that is stupid and has no relevance to a storyline, to building a character, or to wrestling itself. Something that has no business being in a wrestling ring. I rank this up there with something equivelent with the Khali/Singh segment on RAW last night or the Dance-Off on Viewer's Choice: It is something that would be great for WWE.com or Superstars (in this case without the added immunity stipulation, or even giving immunity for the next elimination. There was no need for this, and if it was so necessary it could've been on WWE.com or Superstars.
Explain people, what was the point here?
I mean, seriously, give me one reason why any of these guys need immunity? The guy who recieved it wasn't last, so in that essence it was a waste. It wasted about 1/6 of the show, and could've been given to a match. Percy Watson wasn't in a match tonight. There is his match. But no, having a match might make sense, so let us give the time to a challenge that is stupid and has no relevance to a storyline, to building a character, or to wrestling itself. Something that has no business being in a wrestling ring. I rank this up there with something equivelent with the Khali/Singh segment on RAW last night or the Dance-Off on Viewer's Choice: It is something that would be great for WWE.com or Superstars (in this case without the added immunity stipulation, or even giving immunity for the next elimination. There was no need for this, and if it was so necessary it could've been on WWE.com or Superstars.
Explain people, what was the point here?