Triple H provided a big clarification for Saturday in that all 10 matches announced for the Takeover card will not air on Takeover itself. WWE will be taping an hour and a half of NXT TV before the Takeover event, and some of the announced matches will be for the TV taping. WWE will then air the two hour Takeover Brooklyn event.
Triple H then made another big announcement when he revealed a Fan Experience will take place on 9/28 allowing fans a chance to enter and experience the behind the scenes of the Performance Center. It will be open to 40 fans with a full tour, Q&As, witness the different training and classes and see how it all goes over the course of the day. Fans will be a participant in the day, not just a “fly on the wall” with the exception of taking bumps. They’ll be able to do promo class and work on their promotional videos as well as a special exclusive WWE NXT event for them and members of NXT staff. Tickets will go on sale Monday at Noon at www.NXTTickets.com.
Brian Fritz then asked the first question. He wanted to know if NXT plans to run special Takeover events before all major WWE PPVs.
Triple H said the plan right now is to piggyback off WWE PPVs when they are week-long events, like SummerSlam, so that NXT can be part of the entire experience. He added there will be an NXT panel in Brooklyn on Saturday afternoon, and he will be in attendance for it.
Nick was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and lived there until the age of 18, when he decided to pack his flack jacket and move to New York City.
