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

Deadly Boys of What Culture, Michael Hampler and Michael Sugeby here to review everything

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

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biggest quiz, of course, on a wrestle culture. As I said, join by Hampler and Sugeby

to review NXT 2.0. And it's fair to say Hampler, it was an eventful show, wasn't it?

It's Wednesday, right? We know what happens on Wednesdays. We get together, we preview the

wrestling show that we hope is going to be really good, a show that is in the moment

feels like it's in a slump. No spoilers, but it's looking like that show is going to be

pretty amazing. But it has to be to top what we got last night because NXT is back, baby!

We got a match that promised to be good that kind of under delivered before I finish

there in a conclusion that people are going to be talking about for weeks and weeks and

weeks and months and they're going to put on Twitter retrospectives of when career slash

brand slash lies come to an end in WWE. A remarkable set of circumstances and the type

of carnage and banter and chaos that I think this has eluded this brand for the last few

weeks. I was glad to see it back to inverted commas best last night. I mean, I can't help

but hawk and back to December 18, 2019. It was an infamous date, see it into the memory

of wrestling fans where you thought you... is the thing we really start to like dead and

then Goddamn it January 1 comes out. Everything's going to be okay. I got that exact feeling

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