This will be a treat just because Jushin Thunder Liger has never wrestled in a WWE ring before. He's 50 years old and won't be as good as he was when he was wrestling Brian Pillman in a classic match at SuperBrawl 1992, but it will be quite a sight to see him in WWE for one night only. That's what is so cool about NXT. They are willing to try to do things that you won't see on Raw or Smackdown because they know that in order to really succeed, they have to be different. Fans don't want NXT to be a carbon copy of the other shows. That's why bringing in Liger should be applauded because it's the kind of thing fans want from the main roster. In terms of the build, Breeze has done a good job of talking trash and trying to build it up even though Liger hasn't been there. For the last few months, it looked like Breeze was becoming more of a face. Since then, they went away from that a bit in order for him to get heat as heel in this match. As cool as it is to see Liger in WWE, Breeze is a future star that should get the win. They will probably get around 10 minutes, the crowd will love seeing Liger there and it wouldn't surprise me if there was even a standing ovation out of respect. Hopefully Liger can be brought back again, but if this is his only WWE showing then at least it will be memorable. Winner: Tyler Breeze
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