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

You're Join by the Deadly Boys of What Cooled You're Michael. Have a look at Michael

Cedric's look ahead to tonight's episode of NXT. But before we get into it, if you're

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a bloody equation, of course, on wrestling culture. As I said, join by Hampton City to

look ahead to NXT. And, well, possibly for the final few weeks of the Wednesday Night

War. But we will get into that. I promise in due course, Michael Hampton. But a big, big

match for tonight's show, The Women's Tag Team Titles on the Line. How you feeling about

NXT tonight?

Well, I'm feeling like there's one big match to get excited about, and nothing else. To

recycle my crap from our little preparation for this podcast, this feels like a preview

of a show that is about to lose a war conclusively. All the echo, old Nitro there, Nitro in 2001,

I'm curious of it, it's a good, the women are good. That's the thing that you can tune

in for. The women are still pretty good. The Angles and the Matches are pretty hot. Like

Lex Luger and Kevin Nash and Diamond House Page, no longer what they all were, several years

ago, like, to Master of Champa, or Johnny Gargano, or even, you know, Bertrand Larkin at this

point, you kind of like, you were made to ask, I was asking, but nobody else was in 2001.

What next for Jeff Jarrett? Like, that's kind of the case for Curry and Cross. There's all

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