Hello and welcome to the WWE Night of Champions Review, I am Michael Sitwick and I'm joined

by fellow Dudley Boy Michael Hamflit to discuss everything that has just happened on the show.

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Let's go straight into overarching thoughts before we drill into the matches.

Okay, Deyes, like I thought this was a really strong show.

Look, I'll start the review the same way we started the preview.

The better the shows are, the more effective the sport washing is, that's how it works.

And they've tried to make them gradually more and more important, they are very valuable

to WWE storyline canon at this point, this one in particular, probably more than any

thus far.

Yeah.

Major title change in a really significant angle advancement as well.

So you have to say all that with that kind of, almost like a quiver in my voice, oh yeah,

these really matter now, like this is super, super effective.

But in that to one side, this was super, super effective as it got done in a training

wrestling show.

Yeah, I had a lot of fun with it, which sounds like the weirdest way to do against, you always

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