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No, I mean yeah, there was still a lot of chaos to appreciate.

I think this was the worst of the episode so far since the changeover and I've worked

out why.

Yesterday, on the preview of this show, you made the point you were saying, you know, we

used to complain quite a lot of having nothing to preview on NXT and now look, we've got

a horny moon, we've got like these new stars in action in pre-advertised matches, we've

got three tight or matches, that's what's wrong about NXT 2.0.

I didn't want, there was too many matches on the show that went in that 9, 10, 12 region

and not enough that went in the 1 minute region, there was only, I think, one appearance

of somebody I'd never seen before, I want 10 per episode, is that so much to ask?

Like, the more they try and sell you on, they're being good, the worse this show gets is

what I've come to realise.

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