Same. A lot of different wrestlers (with actual CHARACTERS and GIMMICKS) being showcased, with the good combination of wrestling.
I feel like a lot of the fans who complain about NXT 2.0 have been spoiled by 2014-2021 NXT, which felt like ROH/PWG on a bigger scale (which is ironically what AEW is right now). People forget NXT at its core is/was a true developmental show, and we're actually seeing guys/gals who've been sitting around in the Performance Center over the past several months get some shine.
I'd like to think Bron Breakker, Carmello Hayes, Mandy Rose, Diamond Mine, LDF, and Tony D'Angelo will be some of the bigger names in NXT going forward.
I just wish WWE didn't draft Hit Row to the main roster this soon, although I understand why. I think they're kinda ready for RAW/SD, but NXT 2.0 seemed like such a good fit. I'm sure Hit Row will get more love and better reactions than they did from the regular NXT crowd.