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joined by the deadly noise of what culture. Michael, I have a lot of Michael, so do you

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NXT, the NXT takeover, vengeance day, go home show. And how are you feeling about this

weekend's pay-per-view? Hampton, I'm only more optimistic now because

one of the matches has been cancelled. The build to this takeover has been so dishwater

dull that is to say that every weekly episode has been boring, and the card itself is pretty

boring, like, in spite of, you know, decent booking in the Dusty Cups, the card that's

going to emerge for Sundays is pretty drab. Johnny Gargano being missing from a show wouldn't

normally give hope that that show is going to be better, especially not this iteration

of Johnny Gargano. But maybe, just maybe, there will be forced into something stupid, big

dumb, stupid fun to try and inject some into this card, and indeed into this episode. Edge

wasn't eight last week, wasn't any of those things last week, as the ratings proved. And

I would just like it if there was some enforced creativity of which we've seen countless

examples of over the year in WWE that drags this show and this card into being something

a little bit more exciting. I mean, everyone knows why opinions on NXT in general. This

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