NXT

NXT is the development territory of the World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) where superstars train and prepare for being called up to the main roster (Raw and Smackdown). NXT is held at Full Sail University in Winter Park, Florida and their television shows air on the WWE Network. There are trainers that help establish the stars on their in ring performance and promo skills, with the head trainer being Bill DeMott. NXT was first introduced on the Syfy Network in 2010 as a competition, and later replaced Florida Championship Wrestling (FCW) as the WWE's development territory to establish new superstars.

Pay Per Views
NXT debuted on television as part of the WWE's development territory on the WWE Network for its first show as a Pay Per View called Arrival. They have Pay Per View on a periodic basis, but not an often basis (or monthly) like the WWE's main roster does. NXT's Pay Per Views happen the same time on the WWE Network as their television shows, except instead of a regular television show, it is listed as a special event, more specifically a Pay Per View that'll happen in place of a television show for that week. NXT was built and basically overseen by the Chief Operating Officer and the Executive Vice President of Talent and Live Events, Triple H, to focus on the future of the comapny and find the next breakout star for the WWE.

Performance Center
The WWE Performance Center was built in Tampa, Florida and contains six rings, a gym, examination room, and a room to practice your promos and is used by the entire WWE (NXT and the main roster). It is used to enhance talents' abilities, as well as rehab injuries superstars sidelined may have. There are cameras that are used so management back in Stamford, Connecticut at WWE's Headquarters are able to monitor the talent using the facility.