WWE Asking Fans For Feedback To Improve NXT 2.0

NXT 2.0 debuted in September and brought about a significant number of changes to the product. However, not all of the changes were met with a positive reception. This is especially the case when it came to the overall presentation and feel of NXT.

NXT 2.0 came about after undergoing a variety of changes compared to the previous version of NXT. This is especially true regarding the kinds of talent the company hires now.

According to PWInsider.com, WWE has sent out an email to its mailing list, where they asked fans for feedback on NXT 2.0 in order to improve the product. The survey includes a series of questions about the quality of NXT and asks fans to agree or disagree with each one and the questions are all detailed ones as well.

This show has many unique and exciting characters
I enjoy the athleticism of the wrestling talent on the show
This show has some of my favorite professional wrestling characters
Character development is believable
Wrestling talent on this show is charismatic
I enjoy the interactions and match-ups among female talent
The wrestling talent has creative freedom to speak their minds
Promos feel natural and not too scripted
I enjoy the interactions and match-ups among male talent
The show does a good job in developing newer wrestling talent
I enjoy the promos / smack talk on this show
The show does a good job in featuring a wide variety of talent that I am interested in
This show is one of my favorites among all professional wrestling shows.
The show is straightforward
Most segments on the show feel necessary to watch
There is a good balance between talking and action segments
There is a good variety of match types used on this show
I can count on seeing at least some big or important moments
The show has high production value (lights, camera work, etc)
The show does not have enough escalation to intense/brutal action
The show format continues to positively evolve
Match outcomes feel meaningful
The show keeps up with the latest technology
The show has the right amount of aggressiveness/violence
Storylines are consistently engaging
Storylines keep me guessing in a good way
There is always something fresh and exciting
The show offers an amount of humor that appeals to me
I enjoy the commentary on this show
I share content or talk about this show with my friends or other fans
Rivalries and match-ups on this show are consistently entertaining

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Eric Bischoff also previously stated that NXT 2.0 is currently suffering from an identity crisis as well. Sean Waltman previously criticized NXT 2.0 for having 60-year-olds being in charge of the product. NXT 2.0 is focusing on an entirely different direction with talents. We will have to wait and see if the system has also changed or not as the company will certainly need to produce new stars.

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