3 Things NXT must do if it moves to USA Network and 2 things it shouldn't

#3 NXT should air head-to-head against All Elite Wrestling

AEW

Competition can oftentimes breed excellence, as evidenced by the Monday Night Wars from the late 1990s, which is still regarded today as one of the golden ages of professional wrestling.

During the classic Monday Night Wars between WCW and WWE, fans watched as two companies battled back and forth for Monday night supremacy and overall rating domination.

Should WWE move NXT to the USA Network, it would be in the best interest of both WWE and AEW to have the shows compete directly against one another. Modern-day competition between AEW and WWE might not be as cutthroat as it was during the 1990s, and it's doubtful we will see either company stoop to low tactics such as spoiling the other company's taped results on live television.

Consequently, with Triple H helming NXT and Tony Kahn helming AEW, it appears more likely that competition between the two companies will come more in the form of each brand doing its best to create the best possible product, as opposed to playing dirty against one another.

So here's to hoping WWE programs NXT directly against AEW if the show moves to USA Network, allowing both brands to put forth the best possible wrestling show.