Yo, what's going on, Busted Open Nation?

And thanks for tuning in to another edition of the After Dark podcast.

It's me, it's me, it's the OG of AD, it's Uncle Bulley talking to some NXT.

Is NXT doing a good job with the new talent?

I'll let you know what I think.

I'm Uncle Bully.

This is the After Dark podcast. This is

the busted open podcast. NXT was a good show. I think as I said over the past two weeks, I think they

are doing a good job of establishing new stars,

establishing personalities and characters and stars that are very easy to understand.

Unless, of course, it's Shiloh Hill, who is bat-shit crazy, and nobody has understood him from day one, but that's it's Shiloh Hill who is bat-shit crazy and nobody has understood him from day one

but that's what made Shiloh so intriguing and interesting and that comment right there is a straight

up like 100% shoot because I remember the season one of LFG when me and Booker and Taker were sitting there,

or was Shiloh on season two, whatever his first season was, we're sitting there and we're all

saying how we couldn't figure Shiloh out, but that made what's made Shiloh so intriguing.

And I always get a big kick of seeing Shiloh on the air. Tonight we saw him get called out by Tristan

Angels, who had a match against Romeo Moreno, those guys, both on LFG season three.

I think NXT is doing a great job of integrating the LFG talent into NXT.

We'll get into it a little bit more later on.

One of the LFG talents, one of the future greats that we have seen on season one,

season two, and season three is the former Tony Luke, Anthony Luke, now Cam Hendrix.

And Cam Hendrix teamed with Mason Rook. He's big, he's bad, he'll body slam your dad, or

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