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#1 Worst: Shayna Baszler vs. Mia Yim disappoints
Adam Cole and Johnny Gargano have spent years honing their craft in the independents. While Baszler and Yim have come up in the same manner, they haven't exactly been known for putting on the kind of matches that the NXT Universe likes, preferring more of a 'sports entertainment' route.
I'm sad to report that their match just fell flat when compared to the rest of the card. The Velveteen Dream vs. Pete Dunne vs. Roderick Strong match did not set the world on fire at all, but it was in a different league as compared to this one. As was the tag team match that kicked off the show, even though I've seen both teams put on better matches.
I wonder if it was the right move to keep the title on Baszler, because her run hasn't really been the most memorable one, at least by NXT standards.
