Hello and welcome to the NXC 2.0 Halloween Havoc review. I'm Adam Wilborn from What

Cool To Join by one of the Danny Boys Michael Hamplett from What Cool To Do. Everything

happened at Halloween Havoc. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort

of thing, make sure you subscribe to What Cool Dressing on either iTunes Spotify.

Let me get your podcast from for daily wrestling podcasts, where we're not only review

NXC 2.0, but also Raw, Smackdown, AW, Dynamite, AW, Rampage, Paper Views. We have interviews

around table discussions, and they round up for the week complete. With them, I mean,

of course, on WrestleCulture. As I said, they're joined by Michael Hamplett to review Halloween

Havoc Apologies. If the sound is a little bit off on this one, I've been kicked out of my

own goddamn podcast studio by the Gaming Podcast Labs. If you like gaming podcasts, by the

way, search for What Cool To Join, and wherever you get your podcast from. But anyway, here

we are, Hamplett, to review Halloween Havoc. A day later, we had a very big day of quiz

filming. Lots of that to come on our YouTube channels in the next few days. That's why we

were busy yesterday. But having had an extra 24 hours to let it sink in, what do you make

of the show? Well, very slickly slid in a plug for the Gaming Podcast there under the

guise of having a record in a different destination. And that's very much what NXC have done with

Halloween Havoc. They've rather slickly slid an old NXT thing into their new destination

in the 2.0 dome. And I still don't really know what I'm made of this. It was a fun show,

but we have fun with NXT 2.0 every week. This was fun at points because it was supposed

to be. That was an odd sensation, wasn't it? No elements of this show that felt like they

were designed to be good and not to be ridiculous and there to have the piss ripped out of

them. And that was a rather unique sensation watching this version of NXT certainly.

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