Hey now, we are getting over, and I am the Silver King, Adam Silverstein, here to lead you through these hard times,

with the Wednesday Night Wars edition of the fastest growing wrestling podcast on the planet.

I'm going to keep saying it and I'm going to keep believing it.

Before we get to everything that went down, Wednesday night on NXT and AEW,

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Okay, enough begging from the Silver King.

We're going to roll on with our Wednesday Night Wars review,

and I'm going to do this one instant analysis style all by my lonesome today.

As I told you guys earlier in the week, we have an ultimate WrestleMania 36 preview

coming out Thursday.

It is nearly a two-hour show.

So I wanted to make sure that we did cover NXT and AEW, but at the same time, I didn't

want to give you guys another hour of audio to listen to on top of the WrestleMania preview,

not to mention, obviously, Sunday night immediately after WrestleMania 36 goes off the

air, the second night, once that night is over, instant analysis, getting over style.

For those of you that have followed me from other audio podcasts, you know exactly what that

means. So let's start an order on Wednesday that I watched the shows. And that means

beginning with NXT. We had Velveteen Dream and Bobby Fish opened the show in a match that,

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