Hello and welcome to the NXT 2 by O! Review Iron Man and Will Born from What Culture joined

by one of the deadly boys Michael Sigewick from What Cultures review. Everything that happened

on last night's episode of NXT 2 by O! But before we get into it if you're a fan of this

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on WrestleCulture. As I said though, join Michael Sigewick to review NXT 2 by O! Well wishes

go to Michael Hampert in his recovery from a mystery ailment. He's fine, he's fine, don't

worry about it. But anyway, he's 100% fine. What did you make of this jam-packed episode

of NXT? Not much at all, if I'm being perfectly honest. The one wrestling match that I thought

had the potential to be really really good was good. Some of the angles were dreadful. Some

of the promos were abysmal. Kind of looking forward to tearing it in pieces to be perfectly

honest. The show was absolutely terrible. I measure the success of this show on whether

I can smile perversely at the nonsense. And there was a little bit of that this week,

so I was happy. Yeah, it was a weird show. I said this one, I came in, it felt as long

as raw or pure because so much stuff happened when I was compiling my nose. I thought,

alright, okay, and then obviously then we had Roderick Strong, Mrs. Brombrek in the main

event. There was still like three segments or matches or stuff that went in between those

bits that I remember. When Grizzled Young veterans and Jacketime came

up for their match, I'm thinking, oh, I've seen enough at this point. Come on. I'll

tell you something like, if this was an hour, it'd be the best show on a week, ironically.

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