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It would depend on the tone of the show. That great clip of the video game-themed UK indie show has people doing all sorts of mad shit, and it looks amazing fun. The no-sell might have worked in context of whatever the promotion or storyline is, but if the context is meant to be "serious" hardcore wrestling match then yeah, it's crap.

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On 12/10/2017 at 6:37 PM, AVM said:

Lio Rush is an indy guy, young, his inexperience shows, but he's pretty fun. Not keen on the spot mentioned above, but he is decent.

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Damn right his inexperience shows. Just catching up with this week's show and as he gets in the ring you can see the ref shouting "HARD CAM" at him twice to remind him where he is supposed to be looking. Also you'd have to say he looks very indyriffic and is going to need some work to even make it on to 205 Live.Ā 

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7 minutes ago, Lion_of_the_Midlands said:

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Damn right his inexperience shows. Just catching up with this week's show and as he gets in the ring you can see the ref shouting "HARD CAM" at him twice to remind him where he is supposed to be looking. Also you'd have to say he looks very indyriffic and is going to need some work to even make it on to 205 Live.Ā 

that's the whole point of NXT. Don't forget it's developmental. He's there to learn and he's only just gone there

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1 hour ago, notevenjail said:

that's the whole point of NXT. Don't forget it's developmental. He's there to learn and he's only just gone there

It's developmental, but it's still television, and surely TV should be the upper limit of developmental, not entry level?Ā There are plenty of people training at the Performance Center or on NXT house shows that haven't made it to TV - to have a bloke who doesn't know where the camera is get a lauded debut on TV is a bit of a kick of the teeth to them.

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26 minutes ago, BomberPat said:

It's developmental, but it's still television, and surely TV should be the upper limit of developmental, not entry level?Ā There are plenty of people training at the Performance Center or on NXT house shows that haven't made it to TV - to have a bloke who doesn't know where the camera is get a lauded debut on TV is a bit of a kick of the teeth to them.

It's a bit different though. He comes in as a bit of a star already. There is demand to see him immediately from some people. A kick in the teeth it may be but I'd rather watch him looking at the wrong camera than Tino Sabbatelli or Angelo Dawkins.

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Is there a demand yo see him immediately though? I only knew him as that bellend who no sold a Batista bomb off a ladder through a table, it didn't make me want to see him. As Pat says if you are on TV you should know where the camera is, and let's face it every Indy show records the show these days. Everyone has a hard camera, knowing where it is is more important than all the flips and shit in the world.Ā 

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Heā€™s already of a really good standard, though- better than most of the people just starting out on NXT TV. As has been pointed out he needs to sort out a couple of pieces, but developmental TV is the right place for him to hone his craft. Whilst heā€™s doing that his weakenesses will be apparent.

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