Oh, and welcome to the NXT 2.0.

I'm Adam Wilborn from What Cool To You, joined by the Dudley Boys on What Cool To You,

Michael Hamlet, and Mike Situick, here's a look ahead to tonight's episode of NXT 2.0.

But before we get into it, I'm going to try to do what cool dressing only that I tuned

to Spotify. We're going to get your podcast from for daily wrestling podcast, we're not

only review NXT 2.0, but also Rawls, McAnne, AW Dynamite, AW Rampage, paid reviews, premium

live events, we have interviews, round table discussions and a round of the week complete,

with the running of quiz, of course, on a wrestle culture, as I said, joined by Hamlet's

which look ahead to NXT 2.0 tonight in Hamlet's, a stack show yet again.

I've already forgotten most of what I might have liked, I disliked about last week's 2.0's,

so for one glare and exception that I can't wait to get to you today, and I think at least

you know what that was Wilborn. But yeah, I can't quite believe the main event of this

show, or at least the main event of the thing we're going to talk about, as a match that

is, it's not unannounced, but it's virtually unannounced. And NXT 2.0's strange opportunity

to make two not disastrous exos in a row. I can't remember anything from last week's

show, because after watching it, for ultimately no reason, I'm told, I got to isolate as I have

a god's sake, so I just completely overwhelmed my mind, so genuinely I can't remember anything

from last week's show, this show however, I'm genuinely bang up for, we watched it for

one reason. We watched the dichotomy of NXT, right? We watched NXT 1.0 for one reason

back in the Halcyon days, the glory days, great in-ring content. We watched NXT 2.0 for

Wild Wacky Bollocks, and we're getting legitimately between the Tony D'Angelo segment

and the work rate, what a match, the two very best of both, Woyldz.

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