Hello and welcome to the NXT TakeOver Vengeance Day preview.

I'm Adam Wilborn from What Called You, joined by one of the deadly boys, Michael Hamflut

from What Called You to Look Ahead to this weekend's NXT TakeOver pay-per-view.

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So go ahead to this weekend's NXT TakeOver Vengeance Day pay-per-view, a show where it's

takeable with a weird lack of buzz around, is that fair?

Yeah, completely fair, look ahead to, but look, maybe not look forward to.

That's kind of what it feels like at the moment.

I have expressed personal disappointment about an NXT in 2021 thus far, mainly because

I was the one flying my little black and gold flag again, a bit like Lex Liga with those

miniature American ones in 1993.

At the back end of last year, we laboured enough on NXT's miserable summer, basically everything

from the start of the pandemic onwards, through to the run-up to take over 31, and then

it just felt like this line in the sand, which triple it would like, because it's from

a motorhead song.

But he's come out to it.

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