Hello and welcome to the NXT War Games preview, I'm Adam Wilborn from WhatCulture joined

by one of the deadly boys, Michael Hanflot from WhatCulture to look ahead to this weekend's

War Games pay per view. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing,

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your podcast from for daily wrestling podcasts, where we review Raw, SmackDown, NXT 2.0.

We know you're not on my AW Rampage pay per views, we have interviews, round table discussions,

and a round of the week complete. Well, of course, on Recycle, as I said though, join

by Michael Hanflot to look ahead to NXT War Games this weekend. Not, of course, now under

the takeover banner, but how are you feeling about the pay per view, I'm for that?

Not that excited, and it's not our business to be disingenuous on these podcasts,

so even though we're to preview this card, I'll be lying if I said I was mega hyped.

There's interesting ramifications of the back of the men's war games much specifically.

There is at least one stipulation that we assume will be a tier two elsewhere on the card

that will make for an entertaining visual one with the other, and there is a chance of

genuine danger in at least one of the other matches on the card. So there's a lot of curious,

but that's sort of the polite way of talking about a pay per view like we do of the TV show.

We kind of watch it for the pattern. We watch it for taking the piss. We watch it for the very,

very silly stuff. This is going to be that pattern piss take silly stuff shows attempt to run

what looks like a super functional wrestling pay per view, and that's why I'm not excited about it.

I've got mixed emotions right, because I completely agree with you. It's a surreal show to watch

NXT 2.0, but I think it's just the eternal optimist in me that looks at this card and goes,

I'll be quite fun watch this. If they can keep it tight, it keeps like two and a half hours, for

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