Glorious vs. Strong Style
Ever since he was signed, Shinsuke Nakamura has dominated NXT and the internet crowd, win or lose. He is a talented and intriguing superstar that possesses the most natural charisma I may have ever seen. He does not even need to say anything to get over with the crowd. Thankfully, he has the perfect partner in Bobby Roode to potentially wind down his time in the black and yellow brand.
He is ready. Nakamura is ready to jump to WWE RAW, but would he get lost in the shuffle? Seth Rollins, Roman Reigns, Samoa Joe, Finn Balor. All of these guys are going to get more push in 2017 and it is understandable. Is there ever a time where there is too many options? I think that could be the case, but I do think that Nakamura needs to be on Monday nights sooner rather than later. We need to experience him on the biggest stage possible.
Their match in Orlando will be excellent, glorious. No matter who is victorious, this might be the last time we see Shinsuke Nakamura compete for the NXT Championship. Can this feud go on another 3-4 months into Brooklyn? Absolutely, but I am not sure WWE wants to do that. Bank of Nakamura now and add even more depth and options to a three hour show.
