Hey now. We are getting over and I am the Silver King, Adam Silverstein,

bearded bringing through these hard times at it with the only wrestling podcast that can lead a

horse to water and make him drink. We are back, with the only wrestling podcast that can lead a horse to water and make

him drink. We are back today with the Wednesday Night Wars edition of getting over, and what a war

it has become. NXT has won back-to-back weeks over AEW in the ratings, even if you don't

necessarily care about ratings at this time, that is still nevertheless notable.

But more notable to me has been the show quality, as NXT has really stepped up over the last few weeks,

and once again did the same on Wednesday night.

But before we get into what went down on Wednesday shows, a reminder to follow us on Twitter at Getting Overcast, drop those five-star ratings and reviews on Apple Podcasts, and please share this show with at least one of your wrestling friends.

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Now, the Silver King will be running solo today, mostly for expediency, as there's a lot

going on in the world, not just obviously the pandemic that's happening, but the NFL draft

starts tonight, and I am a massive Miami Dolphins fan, or at least I have been for most of my

life. We will see if I feel the same way after tonight. My point is that I need to

put all of the energy that I have into swaying the universe to make sure Miami drafts to

a Tunga Vailoa or else I may lose my mind. Hey, by the time you listen to this, my mind may already

be gone. So with that, let's move into the show and you know we start with the main

event. And for the main event today, I do want to discuss what has happened with NXT and AEW

over the last couple weeks. What I've seen from NXT is they have really stepped up their game

with new superstars and engaging storylines. Things did get stagnant in NXT with

Adam Cole as champion, Johnny Gargano and Tomasa Champa, both feuding with Cole and

feuding with each other. On the women's side, Shana Bazler, you know, despite me liking her as

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