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Hello and welcome to the NXT review. I'm Michael Hamilton from What Culture, and I'm joined by Michael

Sidjick from What Culture to discuss everything that happened on last night's edition of NXT.

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Sidjick, power is back. We said it a lot over the weekend. Yep, we were obviously foreshadowing

this episode of NXT, because this absolutely kicked ass. I know you've already said,

because we did talk about ourselves in the desks a little bit. Some of it already feels like,

because we've switched the order up a little bit today, and by doing it in the afternoon,

that's enough time for NXT to completely fall out you had. Yes, we normally do this in the morning.

I did need a bit of help, because I need the catch-up on it a bit today.

So I do understand why some of that might already be gone. But what were your overall thoughts

before we go in? Incredibly hot with the opener to the show. Yeah, the opener was incredibly hot.

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