4 Ups And 5 Downs From WWE NXT 2.0 (Nov 30)

2. Solo Continues His Winning Ways, But At The Expense Of Enofe

The unfortunate debut of Edris Enofe just about scrapes an Up this week for one reason and one reason alone: Solo Sikoa once again looked every bit like a star to keep an eye on in his glorified squashing of the newcomer.

Away from the youngest Uso's dominant array of kicks, sentons, Samoan drops, and splashes, though, Enofe felt a little out of his depth which is to be somewhat expected of a star literally making their NXT debut, I suppose. But even outside of his arsenal looking a little stuttered and unflattering at times, it's difficult to see exactly what the former military man is going to bring to the table that sets him apart from the rest of the pack. Oh, and Robert Stone was on hand scouting for more folks to join his band of ill-fated clients again, for a jarring spell.

Boa's late attack/arrival after Sikoa's victory also all but confirmed the latter being thrust into his first "proper" feud with the recently possessed Tian Sha man. Don't expect their battles to set the world on fire, by any means. But a few more notches in the "W" column can't hurt Solo, and it feels as though Boa has wiggled his way into a similar spot to that of Andre Chase: that of perennial, but oddly useful cannon fodder.