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The show formerly known as NXT 2.0, pay-per-views premium live events, we have roundtable discussions

on occasion, wrestler interviews on occasion, around it with a week complete, with a bloody good

quiz of course, on wrestled culture, hamflirt, collision, overall thoughts. Sneaking suspicion,

the power is back, right, and I might have something to do with the punk of being gone longer

discussions for different days. This is the first week ever in collisions history where both

shows hit for me, there was the early weeks where it basically, as we knew it would,

became a culture war. Collision is it, dynamite is no longer it, then dynamite was really great,

like, and a total of delivery on the card and everything else atmosphere and all that,

and collision was maybe the platonic ideal collision for me, a show wrestled booked and

agented at what we would now associate with a collision pace, but we'd like lost a wrestler

instead of punk is the lead guy in Brian Danielson. Absolutely all words and not mind,

but with a series of continuations of the thing, because that's the world we're living now with

dynamite feeds into collision, which feeds into dynamite and so on, like, this felt like they've

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