Pay-Per-View Rewind of: WWE NXT Arrival 27/02/2014 Match 2/Part 2 by AverageMansReviews - Spoiler Alarm!

Pay-Per-View Rewind of: WWE NXT Arrival 27/02/2014 Match 2/Part 2 by AverageMansReviews - Spoiler Alarm!

Match/Stipulation: "Moonchild" JP Parker vs. "The Hype Man" MoJo Rowley: Singles Match

Match Attributes:

Match Quality: 5/10

Match Storyline: 5/10

Crowd Participation: 7/10

On Commentary: William Regal, Tom Phillips & Byron Sexton 7/10

Satisfying Conclusion: 4/10

Recommend Watch: 4/10

Match Total: 32/60 - this match is mixed

Comments: this is one of those kinds of matches where you say "Okay let's just move on shall we and whilst I'm on the subject I doubt that Rowley is nearly 300 pounds so says Phillips on commentary." The first reference to his weight, I base my opinion on the fact he performs an version of an Earthquake Splash basically [Earthquake stamps his feet in his version around the receiver to symbolize the tremors of an earthquake as in it is imminent; where Earthquake comes off the ring ropes up and down to land on the receiver's chest facing the head, but Rowley comes off the ropes once to land on Parker's chest facing him [and then springs up to perform a basic pin by hooking the leg; Phillips says "he calls this move The Hyperdrive." [Now just to cover my back; I am pretty sure it is Phillips or it could be Sexton, because Byron contributes a comment and then Phillips takes over again.]

But back to something much more important this entire finisher move and name is absolutely garbage, I mean he doesn't move quickly so it isn't anything like a Hyperdrive, he doesn't have a body mass as in bigger the better or superheavyweight to pull off this move convincingly as into buy or to sell as a finisher and it isn't like he is driving them anywhere so it would have been much, much, so much more better if he performed a running Power Slam or a Brain Buster and keep the name The Hyperdrive or The Hyperdriver, because any of the moves I have suggested he is driving them to the mat or just taking two seconds he could have done a reverse slingshot simplex off the ropes [like Randy Orton's DDT between the ropes] but in this case the receiver gets place on the top rope stretched out face up underneath Rowley's arm and he just takes the individual up and over, I mean he could turn this into a combination of this and floating over into a Dragon Sleeper as well [with the receiver face down but Rowley keeping hold of them to lift them up to put them in this hold or another submission similar to this one;] call it "Going Hyperdrive."

This match should have started this Pay-Per-View or not being on this Pay-Per-View at all yes what I am suggesting here is if they had started this Pay-Per-View with this match it would have been quick pace start and finish and possibly set the tone for the rest of this Pay-Per-View, but having to follow the previous match of Sami Zayn vs. [The Real Americans'] Cesaro: Singles Match, in comparison there is no comparison, but on its own this match is at best designed for as I have already said starting this Pay-Per-View or at worst starting an episode of NXT TV content back in the day.

 

Basic Result: "The Hype Man" MoJo Rowley picks up the Win here