Hello and welcome to the NXT 2.0 review, I'm Adam Wilburn from WhatCulture joined by

one of the dadly boys, Michael Hamflirt from WhatCulture to review everything that happened

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Michael Cedrick, off work today, get well soon, mate, but let's talk about NXT 2.0, Hamflirt,

what did you make of last night's show?

I'm feeling great, Wilburn, and I'll tell you why, I think it has been six months off

the top of my head, maybe longer, in fact, maybe it's getting on for a year, I don't

recall, because there was so many releases last year, that a lot of them all kind of

blend into one little bit, but it has been too long since we watched NXT, and it gave

us a chew! But it gave us a big one last night, and I cannot wait to dive in to, again,

one of the only things to generate discourse, one of the only things to generate debate,

discussion, emotion, Christ, remember emotion on NXT, and ultimately, one of the only

things in quite a while, I think, to highlight that buried deep within this neon landscape

presided over by Kevin Dunnevin, and all of them guys, a desert rose of creativity,

growing through the grains of bland sand in the form of this character, and we have

to celebrate it now, because in six weeks they will have it gilded it, so I want to toast

that in great detail, and I think my enthusiasm for it probably bled over to the rest of

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