Host:  D-rock  Our peoples champ D-Rock reviews the highs and lows of WWE Network's Summer Slam 2019, NXT Takeover, and G1 Climax in their solo review format they've dubbed the Vundablast. Tweet the Show:  @Vundablog or  @Vundacast Subscribe on  iTunes ,  GooglePlay , Or  Stitcher Join us on Facebook Catch us Mondays on  our Internet Radio home the Radioactive Underground RADIATE.FM and most importantly visit our home  Vundablog.com

Host:  D-rock  The peoples champ D-Rock runs wild all over NXT Takeover Brooklyn 2018 and introduces us to the Vundablast format. Tweet the Show:  @Vundablog or  @Vundacast Subscribe on  iTunes ,  GooglePlay , Or  Stitcher Join us on Facebook Catch us Mondays on  our Internet Radio home the Radioactive Underground RADIATE.FM and most importantly visit our home  Vundablog.com

I have to admit, I had relatively low expectations for this installment of NXT TakeOver. The main event seemed like it would be decent but nothing to write home about. The undercard seemed like it had some potential but not a lot. Maybe that's why I think this might have been the best TakeOver yet--or at least the best since TakeOver Dallas. It's amazing what lowered expectations can do for your enjoyment of a thing. Maybe THAT'S why Raw is so consistently terrible and seemingly doing it entirely on purpose. At least that would be a better explanation than "no, actually they just think this is good writing." Anyway ...on with the show...

There are times in this life where you find yourself in the exact right place at the exact right time and you are blessed to experience one of those perfect moments in life where time seems to stand still long enough for you to come to the realization that you will never forget this moment. They are forever bookmarked in your mind, heart, and soul, eternally frozen and captured in time. They are the stories you tell all your friends and family every time something comes up in conversation that reminds you of it--or even sometimes when nothing does. The stories your friends and family get tired of hearing you tell but perhaps never tire of the enthusiasm with which you tell them. The stories that radiate within you and without, defining who and why you are and what and how you love. This is one of those stories. I have been a professional wrestling fan for the better part of the 31 years I've been alive and perhaps the greatest reason I continue to love wrestling is moments ...