Rumor has it that WWE is looking forward to bring some major changes in NXT and the process seems to have started with a new theme and logo for the show
Many reports have been going around stating that WWE is looking to revamp NXT and bring some major changes to the show. These changes seem to be coming into operation as last Friday WWE unveiled a new logo and theme for NXT. The black and yellow brand now has a look featuring the colors pink, red, orange, yellow, blue, and purple. Read on to know more.
Coming soon. #WeAreNXT pic.twitter.com/rhyqPT0KGQ
— WWE NXT (@WWENXT) August 28, 2021
WWE NXT Revamp Changes Begin With A New Logo And Theme
Following is the sample of the new theme song for NXT which hip-hop star Wales released on Twitter, last Friday. The official accounts of NXT, WWE and Triple H further retweeted this tweet. The tease was also aired twice on Smackdown.
โKeep it true to self!โ @WWENXT pic.twitter.com/tUjQmr4imz
— Wale (@Wale) August 27, 2021
COMING SOON!#WWENXT pic.twitter.com/UlMJYBgVLt
— WWE (@WWE) August 31, 2021
Earlier it was also revealed in a report by the Wrestling Observer Newsletter how WWE world be changing its recruitment policy. The company will now focus more on aesthetics than experience, teaching people who have the “right look” how to wrestle, instead of recruiting from the indie circuit. They are leaving the latter to AEW.
When Will These NXT Changes Officially Come Into Play?
The revamp is set to be officially announced on the 14th or 21st September episode of Wednesday Night NXT. However, these are only first of the many changes WWE has in store for the brand. The company is planning to make NXT a developmental brand yet again for new talent to perform and showcase their skills to earn a spot in the WWE main roster. That being so, tryouts are already in process.
NXT has reportedly taped the next three episodes, so it will probably make some upgrades to the brand upon its return to live TV. As of now, the Universe seems a bit skeptical regarding the psychedelic look of the logo, because NXT’s overall aesthetic has always been dark. This is way too much of an extreme departure from its past look, considering when the main changes will concern the talent the brand will now choose to push.
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