Hello and welcome to the NXT DOOP by, oh, Michael Sidjuek and the absence of Adam Wilborn,

you'll miss him.

And I'm joined by fellow Dudley Boy Michael Hamflord to discuss everything that went

down on last night's show, but before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort of

thing, make sure to subscribe to Wackel to Wrestling on iTunes Spotify, or wherever

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80W Dynamite, 80W Rampage, Pay Per Views, we have wrestler interviews, roundtable discussions,

and a round of a week complete with a bloody good quiz, of course, on WrestleCulture, but

before we delve into the guts, Hamflord, what we all brought thoughts on this dismal television

show.

It happens over and over again where we've said on this podcast specifically that butter

enjoyment can only stretch so far before you need to put something in there that makes

it feel worthwhile, worthwhile of your time, worthwhile of what you want to be entertained

by.

And I felt this happening at Halloween Havoc, and nothing has arrested that gut feeling

I've got.

They're not giving me a reason to watch, they're not giving me a reason to invest.

Why we don't want to watch a show with Vince Kevin Bruce, whoever's Sean, bro, I don't

know, 20 of you, it's not Paul, but it's the rest of them.

Why we don't want to watch the show, they're no longer giving me reasons.

They got by on four or five weeks of new people every week, like Joseph every week.

And we knew it, and we knew it was happening at some point they had to hit pause, stop creating

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