It’s A Dangerous Place: NXT Star Attacked In Parking Lot By Unknown Assailant
They did it again. There are all kinds of ways to write someone off of a wrestling television show, with an injury being one of the most common. Announcing that a wrestler is hurt can take a story in several ways, including the option of someone specific causing the injury. That is a favorite in NXT and now we have seen it again, with another wrestler being attacked.
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This week on NXT, Wendy Choo was attacked in the NXT parking lot by an unknown assailant. Katana Chance announced that Choo had been found in the parking lot, where she was seen holding her arm. There is no word on whether Choo will miss time, or when she will be back if she does. This comes about a month after Nikkita Lyons was attacked in the parking lot, after which she announced that she had torn her ACL and would be out of action for roughly a year.
That’s a dangerous parking lot. Check out some of the attacks there:
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Opinion: The parking lot attack is certainly something that NXT likes to use and it does make sense. There is something that works about a mystery attacker taking out someone when we can’t see who did it. That is the kind of bonus intrigue that can make for some great payoffs. I’m curious to see who attacked Choo, and if it ties into the Lyons attack last month, so they are doing something right.
What do you think of the parking lot attacks? Who is behind them? Let us know in the comments below.
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