Hello, and welcome to the Wednesday Night War preview. I'm Adam Wilborn from WhatCulture

joined by the deadly noise of WhatCulture, Michael Havill and Michael Sidbury to look ahead

to tonight's episode of NXT. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort

of thing, make sure you subscribe to WhatCulture Wrestling, only the iTunes Spotify review you

have a podcast from for daily wrestling podcasts. Well, we not only review the Wednesday

Night War, and if you want to know our thoughts ahead of AEW Dynamite, that is available

as a podcast right now. We also review rules, SmackDown, BabyViews. We have interviews

around table discussions and a round of the week complete, with a bloody good quiz, of

course, on Recycle, which as I said, they're joined by Hampla, instead of pre-view NXT,

and quite a stacked show tonight, Michael Havill, in terms of them actually announcing

stuff in advance. Yeah, unusually so. I can't help thinking that them coming within

touch and distance, they will be using umbal ass week as something to do with this. The

demos were quite decent as well. From remembering those numbers correctly, they were decent

for NXT up a little bit, and the viewership was close. There was both off takeover. I

was pretty hard on our review last week on last week's episode. I don't think it did

a very good job of capturing the buzz at all. General subjective takes tended to disagree

and then we were given a bit of objective evidence when the ratings came out. It's an attempt

to build on something. The stuff we're talking about isn't just there for its own sake as

well. Most of them are follow-ons from angles or follow-throughs if the story is a point

where you need more development. Very little of this is just sort of that tacked on. This

is going to pop a number. Most of this is relatively in keeping with what they've been

doing lately. Whether or not it's just a thought, best actually announce it rather than

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