Hello and welcome to the NXT 2.0 review, I'm Adam Wilborn from What Cool To Join by

the Deadly Boys on What Cool To Your Mic, I'm brought with me to review everything that

happened on last night's episode of NXT 2.0. But before we get into it, if you're a fan

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learning yet quiz, of course, on wrestle, coach, as said, they join by Hamlet City, which

will review NXT 2.0. And for some reason, Michael Hamlet, I can't quite put my finger

on it, I thought this show is phenomenal, what did you make of it all? Is this Tony

DiAngelo's day job or his night job, because this was trash, this episode was total trash,

we talked, just yesterday I think it was on the raw review, and got back in your phase

if you haven't listened yet, to how what raw is understanding and mastering at the moment

is that WWE cannot any longer patronise you with a wrestling product, it is a WWE product

and all the things that represents, and in a way, that's kind of borrowed from NXT 2.0,

and all the things we loved about it, there were too many attempts tonight to be a wrestling

show that were just right for ripping the piss out of, like way too many, wasn't all trash,

across the show, come on, alright, alright, let me pop my tits at you, across the show,

there were numerous things that were trying desperately to be pro wrestling, and ended

up kind of laughable and patronising as a result, when you watched the wrestling, you were

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