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Michael Hampler and Michael Sidgerick here to review anything that happened on

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Recycle chat. As I said, join by Hampler and Sidgerick to review NXT 2.0.

Hampler, it's been a few weeks since you sat down to review this show and

it's aged like a fine wine, hasn't it?

It's aged too well. I quite enjoyed this and that's not in the script for this

podcast, is it? I feel like I should just log off now and let you to crack on

because I thought the whole point of this was to rip the piss out of this

bizarre manifestation of a developmental of all these awful ideas that they're

fore old, rich white dudes have behind the scenes. And I didn't hate much of

this at all. Like I just enjoyed it. I didn't enjoy most of it ironically.

This felt like of all the episodes so that I was able to see it and the ones

I've missed. When we were campaigning for an NXT like this to exist in place

of the one that came before it, Triple H is Deathly Dull, CWC, Skulls and

Iron Cross Nightmare, this would have been the one I would have chosen as

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