First time in a long time, but back like I never left.

Take you these things it comes, you know me, I don't read ahead, which we

burn down everything, B, B, B, B on the TV set, when I'm in control on the row, you could

everybody know what's up next.

Hello, hello, hello, hello.

Braden Harrington here with Davy Portman.

For up next, you found us at postwrestling.com, Apple Podcast, Spotify, whatever podcast

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And more importantly, Tuesday nights.

Hello to the NXT friends. Friends. We got an in-betweeners, shout out. I know. We'll say Quan Sugars get that reference. I think so. Yeah, I think so. Yeah, exactly. Friends, we'll talk about it. Welcome to Up Next. We are Braden and Davy, also known as the Poisonerana podcast, but on Tuesday nights here at postwrestling.com, we are up next. And we talk about NXT. We're going to talk about NXT, a whole new era. You know, it's something Triple H throws around a lot. But it feels like it in NXT. It's throw the new people into the swimming pool and see if they can

swim. And that's sometimes can make for some good TV. And you know what? Tonight had some

pretty good wrestling on the show tonight. Yeah, I would say since the like mass exodus, if you

will, I think they've had a pretty good run of it recently. I think

there's been some pretty entertaining, consistent NXT recently, some interesting new characters,

some good wrestling, a bit of clear direction. I've been quite enjoying it. Absolutely. It's a

little bit of a breath of fresh air for this show.

The whole point of NXT being developmental obviously means you want them to eventually

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