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

one of Daddy Boy's Michael Sidjwick from What Cool To To Look Back on the events of

last night's NXT 2.0. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing,

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As I said, join by Michael Sidjwick to review NXT 2.0 and it's just keep on coming, don't

they, brother?

What an absolutely fantastic show this is matured into. I mean, for Christ's sake, it's

a bit, it's the enjoyment of the show is so goddamn ironic, but like I just adore the

process behind it, the mentality behind it, how that manifests on screen in the most bizarre

and hilarious inadvertently of ways, like the hits, as you say, they just keep coming,

they've got this green as grass roster and they are basically going full new generation

with it. That's right, you're a big guy. How can we make you more interesting without

it? It doesn't matter that it makes no sense to do your thing in a pro wrestling or even

a sports entertainment context. You're big, you need a randomly generated name and you

need a gimmick. And I thought, I've had Mafia Guy, we've had prospective superhero, we've

got a walk guy. And I thought, all right, okay, well, the Bloom's going to come off the rules

eventually because there are only so many people that you can debut at once. And now

we've got a professional poker player. Like, I know what the NXT salaries are, you're

better off not taking bumps at just playing poker to earn your money. And you've got

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