Hello and welcome to the NXT review on Michael Cydrick and the absence of Adam Wilborn

joined today by Andy Murray to discuss everything that happened on last night's show.

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We review NXT 2.0 Raw, SmackDown, AW Dynamite, Rampage, premium live events, pay-per-views,

we have wrestling interviews, roundtable discussions and a round of the week complete with a bloody

good quiz, of course, on wrestle culture.

A bit of a departure from the usual format.

Adam Wilborn is exceptional at his job because exceptional at memorising what happened

on WWE programming, I have no idea how he does this, so don't expect his phenomenal

dramatic readings, which are often better than WWE matches themselves.

And me and Murray are kind of just going to do a ram-shackle job of this.

But before said, ram-shackle job ensues, give me an overview of your thoughts on this NXT

broadcast.

Hmm, it was certainly a show, it's kind of what you expect every say, I mean, the show

never really varies in quality.

You always get a bunch of main roster tropes through these really basic matches that we mostly

have on this show, then some chaotic nonsense, which I perversely appreciate, even if a lot

of it is probably quite bad, and then you get all the horny stuff that it adds.

So this show to me was no different to any of the other ones, I never see big quality

spikes for better or worse, I never see big quality tropes either, the show is pretty

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