There's a lot of hype surrounding big WWE events at the moment, such as Super Show-Down and Crown Jewel, but to see the best actual wrestling, you probably have to watch the WWE Network on Wednesday evenings to see NXT.The current roster boasts some of the best technical artists in the company. Adam Cole, Aleister Black, Pete Dunne, Ricochet, Johnny Gargano - the list is endless.Dunne and Ricochet were involved in a classic last week in a winner-takes-all bout, with both the North American Championship and the NXT United Kingdom title both on the line.But Cole's Undisputed Era faction brought the bout to a halt by attacking both men, presumably because he lost the North American belt at Takeover Brooklyn a month ago.A superstar who has fallen by the wayside on the brand in recent times is Kassius Ohno.Despite proving himself as one of the best workers on the independent wrestling scene, his return to WWE after his departure in 2013 hasn't been the smoothest of rides.But Ohno got one of the biggest reactions since his re-debut at a live event in Orlando last night, as he went one-on-one with Cole.But the biggest surprise was yet to come.
As Undisputed Era laid out Ohno for a disqualification, the lights went out in the building - and of all people, it was Cesaro who made the save!Wrestling fans who are familiar with only WWE may be confused, but it makes a whole lot of sense - Ohno and Cesaro were a tag team on the indy scene, known as the 'Kings of Wrestling' under the names Chris Hero and Claudio Castagnoli.And as shown on footage from last night, the crowd went absolutely ballistic for the surprise appearance of the Swiss Cyborg.
We're pretty sure this appearance was just a one-off, as Cesaro has a really good partnership going with Sheamus on SmackDown Live.
But it didn't stop Cesaro from helping out his old friend, and he sent Ohno a tweet to commemorate his 20th anniversary in wrestling.
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