(21 May 2015, 5:15 pm)Malarkey wrote I have just finished watching it, Sacha Banks vs Becky Lynch was Match of the Night, I will not say anything more and shall leave you to watch it.

Managed to watch it last night and I have to agree that Sacha/Becky deserved match of the night honours. Becky has always been very good in the ring and carried the match somewhat but Sacha more held her own and has improved immensly during her time in NXT. As much as I'd like to see both on the main roster, a part of me would like them to remain on NXT. Despite WWE doing just about everything right when it comes to NXT and showing that a women's title match can be just as emotional and good as any other match, you know as soon as they hit RAW or Smackdown they'll play second fiddle to the men and will be involved in throwaway matches which mean absolutely nothing. A complete waste of both of their talents. 

I thought Finn Balor/Tyler Breeze was average. Nothing wrong but nothing special either. I quite liked Tyler's entrance though and Balor's always elicits a good reaction. 

Rhyno managed to drag Baron Corbin to probably his best match yet. As I've probably said before, Rhyno is underrated and the role he has in NXT is good both for him and whoever gets to work with him.

I thought the women's tag match was decent as was the Enzo/Big Cass vs Blake/Murphy tag match. Cass and Enzo are about as good as they're realistically going to get but Enzo oozes charisma and the crowd loves to play sing along - a la New Age Outlaws.

The main event was quite short but managed to get the point of the match across quite nicely. Owens is more than ready for the main roster. His demeanour and the way he carries himself on the mic certainly gives him an edge over most. I also like the way he looks different. He doesn't have a WWE type body but still manages to look menacing. I won't spoil the ending of the match for anyone who hasn't watch it but, yeah, the next couple of months on NXT will be interesting to say the least.