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analysis of NXT takeover in your house. That's right, just minutes after the show

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and is going to happen on Raw Monday night. But let's jump right into NXT Takeover in your

house. And you know the way we do instant analysis here at getting over.

We pop a bottle or in this case a can.

We're rolling with rare bird from Uzel Finch.

It's a, some type of a coffee, vanilla, lager.

I don't know, excited to try it.

Let's see how it is.

Oh, yeah, that is going to get the job done tonight. So let's take a look at

NXT takeover in your house. Overall, right off the bat, the throwback retro presentation. It was

everything we could have hoped to have seen and more, to be honest with you, starting with the effort

that WWE and NXT put into the set to make it look special.

It actually, takeover actually felt like more of a studio wrestling show than anything we've seen to this point, really from any of the companies, due to the short entrance, the crowd, it was noisy.

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