Hello and welcome to the NXT 2.0 review on Michael Sirchwick, joined by Andy Murray

to discuss everything that happened on last night's show.

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Murray, the show, possibly the very worst episode of NXT 2.0. Certainly that I can remember.

I don't think this is for you. Can you have a little bit of a short, concise confirmation

of that?

What was the worst wrestling show of the year?

Certainly the worst wrestling show that I've seen this year. I'm sure there are probably

things that have gone on in the wider wrestling world that have been worse across the board,

but in terms of just a complete lack of highs that were anything beyond OK to the just

shuddering lows of what's going on in the world title picture at the moment on this brand

and various other things. Little things like matches that showed little flashes of potential

and then fizzled out and drowned under a big puddle of rubbish. Yeah, this was a disaster

of a show, really, really poor. And yeah, I'm happy to call it the worst 2.0 show so far.

It's an absolute disgrace, quite frankly, and you're going to get in-depth thoughts as

to why as we proceed, but we start off pretty deadly. Decide to come to the ring for an opening

verbal segment.

I like how they're Scottish.

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