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

of the Daddy Boys, Michael Siegwick from What Cool To Review, everything that happened

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

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And what did you make of last night's show? It's still going to be a lot of fun to bury,

but in terms of what NXT 2.0 is about, is a terrible inexplicable TV show with these

characters that you just expected to know, and there's so many of them which is bizarre.

The experience of actually watching it at this point is not as fun as I expect this podcast

to be to record. There are moments where I'm like, right, okay, hurry up. Yeah, your green

is great. Yeah, your green is great. Great. Yeah, great. I'm bored of bad wrestling. The

thing is, bad wrestling is so much fun. Like, certain people don't get this, where it's

like, oh, my idea is still, watch WWE, I won't get in pain. Why did it watch this? So why

do you like the bury things? Why are you so negative? And it's just like, bad wrestling,

rules. Oh, to a point. Like, every now and then, I'll treat myself just to an absolutely

random 2000 WCW Nitro Thunder because it's often hilarious for like 25 minutes. And it's

like, this is genuinely like diabolical and I can no longer watch it. The novelty hasn't

fact wore off for them. At this point now. Yeah, I can see where you're coming from.

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