Hello, and welcome to get the table, another wrestling round table discussion podcast with

myself, Adam Wilbon, and the deadly voice of what culture, Michael Havlund, Michael

Sidriot here to discuss another burning wrestling issue.

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We'll review rules now and NXT Doop Point.

Oh, you know, we don't know about A to B, rampage pay per views or premium live events

or what they're bloody cool nowadays.

We have interviews more around table discussions like this one and a round up the week complete

with the bloody acquies, of course, on a wrestle coach, as I said, joined by Havlund

Sidriot and gentlemen, we are gathered here to date once again, discuss WWE releases

specifically, WWE staff releases this news, of course, Breaking Last Night, a statement

being released by WWE saying, with the continued evolution of NXT Doop Point, L, we've decided

to part ways with some of the staff based in our performance centre.

We thank them for their many contributions throughout the years and wish them the best.

Full list of names, George Carroll, who's a producer, Kathy Corino, the coach Ryan Katz

and NXT Creative Producer, Dave Kapoor, a writer, Chris Guy, a performance centre coach,

Sarah Cummins, the senior VP of consumer goods, Hideki Suzuki, a performance centre coach,

and you may have noticed one of these people previously involved in Diamond Mine, Danny

Birch, Timothy Thatcher, both wrestlers who'd also been working as coaches in the performance

centre, Scott Armstrong, a producer and referee, Brian Road Dog James, a producer, of course,

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