It happened on WWE’s NXT program of all places. This FORCED me to rewind while having it on in the background…

I’m not reviewing the whole show. What I am posting is a superb free-TV match of the new year thus far. It was a solid actual wrestling match. Yes. Like I just wrote… on NXT. We don’t even have a category for that show ’round these parts, fella.

Note: none of the following involves Sheamus, unless you count the Royal Rumble highlight video promoting this weekend’s PPV.

Well, we’re at the last NXT on SyFy. Next week it should be on WWE.com. I’ll try to find the time to review it.

So I believe this one is a pre-taped and so probably doesn;t have many matches. We start off with a replay of last weeks challenges.

We open NXT with a replay of the obstacle course challenge and Cole going nuts and quitting.

We start with Vickie opening the show, and Cole is sucking up to her and parroting her idiocy.

Dolph Ziggler is out here to appaently team with her. I’d rather it be Chavo.

We get a clip of AJ tossing Kaitlyn into Vickie last week.

Welcome to the Divas edition of NXT. We’ve got six competitors for a change. One is a mystery as 6’9″ Aloisha is apparently out. Probably to green. We’ve also got our first non-wrestler pro, as Vickie is mentoring the mystery diva.

The show opens with a run through of the season so far.

Each of the three rookies gets a moment to give their thoughts.

I have no idea how this didn’t get posted, but here’s the review for the next to last episode of NXT season 2

We open up what could be a rather uneventful show(if spoilers are to be believed) with a replay of last week’s elimiantions and show closing brawl.

We start out with the pros coming out, Kofi, Ryder, Rhodes, Laycool, MVP.

Next up the rookies. You know be kind of looks like that Batboy from Weekly World News.

Riley is alone because Miz in China.

McGillicutty out last.

For the first time we get two eliminataions.

We start out with the rookies coming out. Husky Harris, Kaval, Michael McGillicutty, Alex Riley and Percy Watson.

They’re being given a minute to talk about anything except why they shouldn’t be eliminated.

We start with an earlier today segment. Some sort of boxing challenge will be today’s challenge. Striker explains the rules and then Michael Cole and Josh Matthews try it out. Cole looks like an idiot, wearing a Miz shirt and Cena head and armbands with a toy belt.

Matthews wins.

Despite every other show for this week’s WWE programing recorded last week I haven’t heard any spoilers for this weeks show.

According to the program preview we get the first NXT kissing contest.

We open with a replay of the elimination of Eli Cottonwood and his attacking everyone as the show ended.