Hello and welcome to the NXT Vengeance Day review. I'm Adam Wilborn from WhatCulture joined by one of the dadly boys, Michael Hamflip from WhatCulture to review everything that happened at the NXT event.

Over the weekend. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of these sort of things, make sure you subscribe to WhatCulture Wrestling, wherever you get your podcast from for daily wrestling podcast.

Well, we not only review the show for me, no, there's NXT to play.

Oh, I said baby, he's premium live events, we have interviews, round table discussions, and a round of work complete.

Well, I think of quiz, of course, on WrestleCulture. As I said, they're joined by Michael Hamflip to review NXT Vengeance Day.

Oh God, sorry about this hamflip, I appear to have mixed my notes up here because this looks like an NXT takeover.

Oh, the cognitive dissonance between anyone that might have listened through this podcast feed alone to our NXT Vengeance Day preview, and this review we're going to give.

And for that matter, all of our NXT coverage, they made this film it. Here's the deal, we can't wait, and what are the kids on Twitter saying?

We might be cooking, we might be cooking, nothing for now, nothing for now. But down the line, we might be, there might be some video podcast news a long way down the line.

We looked at, you know, we're not in much control of that, but down the line, video podcast news, and coming one day maybe.

And every now and then there's an overlap that ties in our reviews, instead of the get the tables.

And we were able to record for YouTube the Avengers Day preview, go and check it out if you want, but if you listen to it, it must've been so confusing.

Yeah, because we were only doing it again, it did shocking views.

Well, I'm not surprised, we were analysing this show like it was a wrestling one, instead of what we normally do on a Tuesday and a Wednesday.

Please, for God's sake, listen to our NXT previews and reviews. If you tried that, and thought, well, this just sounds like a boring version of the rest that I like, because we agree.

But what we do is, as a result, there's a world of wonder to be found on Tuesdays in the performance center.

And what I'm getting to a point here, what was so strange about this show, other than elements of it that were like earnestly great, was that

seeing these wrestlers in a quote-unquote normal building in front of fans that had actually paid to be there, was like genuinely jarring.

This has happened once before.

Yeah, we're in the building.

So I didn't have that first time holy crap, this has happened on television, because I was just there to see them in the flesh.

And if anything, it kind of felt like, well, we're about one of the three people in the whole world that are advocates for this show, so these people make sense to us.

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