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Trains now on Uber. T's and C's apply check the Uber app. No matter what you say we are in the middle of a Wednesday Night War and of course it would be nice

if everybody could just enjoy it but we're not allowed to do that because this vocal minority

comes up from its whole once a week and it's all like,

you must pick aside, pick aside and die with your choice.

I mean it's absolutely bonkers and to be honest it's absolutely crazy, we could watch both.

But hey, oh, as long as you're happy, the thing I want to talk about today

is that there has been plenty coming of goings over the last eight months,

whatever the hell it's been, but one has now become more glaringly obvious.

And I will say here that I'm kind of both for and against this idea, but that's what makes it so

damn interesting. But yeah, right now, WWE is making a damn bad long-term mistake. Why?

Here's why. What am I talking about? Simple. If we get in our time machine, the Delorian, thanks to Doc Brown, and head back to a time before

NXT appeared on the USA network things were just so straightforward.

If you were a bit bored of Raw or you were a bit bored of Smackdown or they weren't giving you

your wrestling fix, W. W. W. had an alternative on Wednesday nights on the

W. W. W. W. network and as well as that it was a place with

Triple H to cut his teeth.

It was so important because it gave you a reason to tune in.

If you weren't down with everything happening on Fridays or

everything happening on Mondays here was your alternative and sure it had

WWE written up there but it also had nXT and that made all the difference it

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