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

That it, with instant analysis of NXTXT takeover stand and delivered.

Yes, the two-night very special NXT takeover event went down Wednesday and Thursday of

WrestleMania Week, and the Silver King is here, as always to break it down right after

night two of the show went off the air. We actually do have a little bit of a delay. The Silver King was unable to watch it exactly live. So it's not exactly right after it went over. It's just a not-so instant analysis, but hey, we're still getting it for you before you wake up in the morning. Joining me, of course, is vintage Chris Vanini, and we're not going to waste a lot of time off the top. It is very late where I am right now. A couple reminders, don't forget to follow the show on Twitter at getting overcast. Don't forget to leave us those five-star ratings and reviews on Apple Podcasts. And also don't forget to listen to all of our shows this week. We have interviews with the WrestleMania 37 ultimate preview is

still there waiting for you. We will have a WrestleMania 37 go home show on Friday night and

WrestleMania instant analysis Sunday right after that goes off the air. So Chris, we're just

going to get into this show. No pleasantries today. Look, two nights, like it was like 10 matches at this

point. And it was not really,

I was going to call it a mixed bag, but it really wasn't. It was a fantastic show. Like,

I'm just going to straight up say for two nights of professional wrestling, I don't really know

how much better you can get than that. But this is what I'll say off the top, a quick way to kind of

put a bow on it before we break it down individually. I thought the strongest best match of

both shows was the main event of Night 2, the Adam Cole versus Kyle O'Reilly unsanctioned match.

But to my surprise, I thought Night one was the stronger overall show from top to

bottom. And I wonder if you agree with that. Yeah, I felt the same. When you, when you had asked me,

since you didn't watch it live, you said, it was good. I said, yeah, I was going to say not as good as

night one, but I didn't want to give you any spoilers whatsoever. But yeah, I would agree.

I mean, night two wasn't bad and it finished strong. It needed that strong finish. But still,

I think top to bottom, night one probably surprised us. Yeah, they definitely overloaded night one.

It's almost to the point where they probably could have put the Finn Ballard-carrying cross match

on night one, the women's match on night two. and it may have worked out a little bit better, or maybe it was

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