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

the dadly boys of WhatCulture, Michael Hampler, and Michael Siduick catered for everything

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

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by Hampler and Siduick to review NXT 2.0.

Another show that was all over the place following Halloween Havoc Hampler.

Yes, and I have to bring the mood down immediately for the first time, not in the way that I particularly

enjoyed.

NXT 2.0's Hot Street, if you call it that, comes to an end at a run of eight, or whatever

it was.

I was looking for all the things that has given me such joy in our previews and our reviews,

and I was watching last night, and I ain't seeing nothing, well I'm seeing one thing,

but otherwise I ain't seeing nothing that has brought such joy.

This looked, and I'm dreading it, this looked like an attempt from these people that we

know produce it, and these wrestlers performing it, attempting to do a good wrestling show,

and that can only spell disaster, and what are they thinking, skill this all the way back,

get a stupidly kind for next week, because I was extremely worried at the earnest attempts

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