>>16515446Nxt had a complete revamp at the end of 2021, both on the back and front end. That should be the real start date, in which case dynamite is actually a few years older.
But even if you want to use the least charitable interpritation of the data, NXT is still very much a developmental division, especially since the rebrand where it's most homegrown talent, whereas dynamite is the A-show of a brand that has signed some of the biggest and best names in the business.
This isn't a roster issue, this isn't a time slots of name recognition issue, this is a booking issues, and TK is squarely to blame. I know that's why I stopped watching a few years ago.
