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discuss all the goings on in wrestling this week and look back on hell in a cell. But before we

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on wrestle culture. As I said, joined by Phil Chambers, Sidduick, we'll be joining us for the quiz

later on. And yeah, any excuse to see Enrique Glacier's hero, to be honest, Phil, but particularly

important this week. Now we have superhero Nikki Cross. What do you reckon?

Well, I think all of my views on wrestling superheroes are completely skewed because of

mighty Molly, obviously. So I'm all for it at this point. Bring it on. They weren't doing anything

with her anyway. So why the hell not? Give her a bit of a change. See what happens.

Yeah, I've got real mixed emotions about all this. We've seen this week, you know,

Alexa Bliss and Nikki Cross coming out on social media and defending their gimmicks and stuff

and saying that they enjoy it or Nikki Cross is case in particular, that she had a lot of

involvement in it, killing Dane tweeted it on the night and then subsequently has been, yeah,

talked about by Nikki Cross herself. I'll be honest, I didn't see this coming.

We should have when you and I, the hell and a cell stream at the weekend and they made no

reference to Nikki Cross and her beat the clock challenges in the build to a completely pointless

rear-lipped piece. Yeah, totally. They completely wiped her out of the entire history of that

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