Time Warp with NXT TakeOver: Live Stream in Your Home. Yes, folks, the first TakeOver since Portland takes place this weekend and looks to have huge implications for the future of the black and yellow brand.

Cards are dotted with three championship title matches, and (perhaps oddly enough) none of them feel primed for a title change. All signs indicate that Velvet Dream is not the man to end Adam Cole's run, and Charlotte Flair's NXT reign has only just begun.

Tom's Guide Remote HQ is currently discussing the potential winner. My gut and my heart tell me that Keith Lee will retain the North American Title, but the Limitless One is the most over-the-top babyface on the roster and the most likely person on the planet to put an end to Adam Cole's golden reign.

The Gargano and Lulay families sound like fools going after all the gold, but all the camera time (at home and in the ring) has shown us that NXT is invested in their run as a tandem. Can Candice Lulay score a sneaky pinfall victory in her six-woman tag team match and propel herself to beat Charlotte Flair in the future? It is not impossible for both of them to be clad in championship gold.

Here's everything you need to know to watch NXT TakeOver: In Your House

The WWE Network (more on that later) is widely available and fairly affordable, but to public Wi-Fi to stream the PPV while on vacation If you are logged in (which I have done in the UK among other places), you may want to check out a VPN. We use Wi-FI networks to reduce data usage, but unsecured activity is subject to eavesdropping.

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