Hello, and welcome to the NXT 2.0 review.

I'm Adam Wilborn from What Cools You're Join by the Deadly Boys of What Cools You're

Microhandler, Micro Siege week to review.

Everything that happened on last night's episode of NXT 2.0.

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We have interviews around table discussions on a round of the week complete, because of course

on a wrestle culture, as I said, joined by Hamflut and Citroak to review the pre-war

games episode of NXT 2.0.

Hamflut, how was it for you?

Mostly rubbish, because NXT 2.0 is mostly rubbish.

And yet, concealed within this rubbish was, in my opinion, probably the best match in

the history of 2.0.

So it was the best match of the week.

So we said last week's was really good as well, with the Gagano and...

Was it Gagano?

Yeah, the Triple Threat, and I think they topped it this week, and unfortunately it should

come as no surprise, much in the same way that Gagano stayed at things last week.

It should come in no surprise, that the high quality and ring still featured nobody of

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