Hello and welcome to the NXT Stand and Deliver 2026 review.

I'm Michael Sidrick, joined by fellow daddy boy Michael Hanflin to discuss everything that went down on this weekend's show.

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Welcome to an honest NXT review for once.

Oh, brother.

All your proud thoughts on stand and deliver. Aye, aye, oy. Well, like... It sucked, eh. Yeah, I'll give them a proud thouts, but look, we've got to address the elephant in the room right now, or more specifically, the elephant that's not in the room. Adam Wilborn is the beating-off heart of theXT coverage. I like that. Thank you. At what culture. I have to think of other things relating to... Well, let's just count the ways in which... Masturbation and cornerstones. Yeah. Corner bone. Horner bone. One of the two. Yeah. Let's count the ways in which this is funny that you and I are sat here on the Tuesday, right?

The full come.

Yes, that's good.

I like that.

The balls full of come of the NXT coverage at what culture.

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