Hello and welcome to the NXT TakeOver review, I'm Adam Wilborn from What Cool To Join

by one of the deadly boys, Michael Sidjwick from What Cool To Review, everything that happened

on last night's NXT TakeOver 36. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this

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on Recycle Chat. As I said though, joined by Michael Sidjwick to review NXT TakeOver 36,

I've got to admit, Sidj, I was a little bit apprehensive heading into this show. We've had

obviously, Rampage in the debut of CM Punk, a topsy-turvy Summerslam with some huge moments

and a few decent matches, but a bit all over the place to be perfectly honest. And I was

worried that TakeOver was going to be a bit of an afterthought, and there wasn't a lot

of anticipation, I think it's fair to say heading into this show, but I have to say,

I woke up this morning, watch TakeOver and absolutely loved it in particular. I mean,

we already knew that they had the capability of pulling off a five-star match, but yeah,

again, Walton and Draganov just smashed it, didn't they?

Yeah, absolutely, and I thought TakeOver on the whole was really, really strong. Hey,

for Joseph, what did you think? It was great. I think if it weren't for, if you take

Volta Draganov out of the equation, you're left with a momentous climactic, pretty good

not great TakeOver, but goddamn that match was phenomenal. Absolutely phenomenal. Marie

just watched it in the office on his lunch break there, and as soon as I hit,

Joseph, as a Christ, I'm going to have to listen to him again, purely because that match

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