Hello and welcome to the NXT Dupat O review. I'm Anna Wilborn from What Cooled You're

joined by the Dudley Boys of What Cooled You're Michael Hanford on Maxard Rehage review.

Anything that happened on last night's episode of NXT Dupat O New Years Evil. But before

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Years Evil. What did you make of last night's show, Hanford?

I thought this show was great. I think NXT is a complete mess.

Let me try and articulate those thoughts a bit more. This was an enjoyable

tour. This was better than what I saw of Wrestle Kingdom. That's a way of sentence, right?

This was more entertaining than what I saw of Wrestle Kingdom yesterday. However,

when NXT puts on, and there's been a few of these, we've had this conversation a few times now,

what a decent two hours that was. You know, matches were built to some of them were very good,

some of them you can see the potential, there's things to come and spinning forward and all that

kind of thing. But week on week, this is still soft play. This is still strange ludicrous development,

oh, some of it's funny, some of it's, well, most of it's funny on an ironic level, very occasionally,

something genuinely pops as well. It's daft, it's weird, it's strange, and it's odd. And you can't

really do earnestly pretty great to my wrestling show in the soft play daft. Fernzo,

like they just do, what is this brand? Because I enjoyed this, but it doesn't really relate to the

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