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Hello and welcome to the NXT Halloween Habit review, I'm Michael Hanford from WhatCulture and I'm

joined by Andrew Pollard from WhatCulture and probably from Netflix, I eventually, to discuss

everything that happened on Saturday's Premium Live event. But if first, if you're a fan of this

sort of thing, make sure to subscribe to WhatCulture Wrestling and the iTunes Spotify,

or wherever you get this podcast from, for daily wrestling podcasts, where we not only preview

and review the brand formally known as NXT 2.0, but also Monday Night Raw,

Friday Night Smackdown, a WWE 9 of our a WWE Rampage, pay for these other Premium Live events,

we also have wrestling interviews, have round table discussions and have a round of the week,

complete with a blood of your quiz of course, on WrestleCulture. Pollard, I dove into Twitter

with my own thoughts on Halloween Habit and people can go and find them there if they wish to

up Michael Hanford with their more plugs for that sort of thing later. I didn't think this was a

terrible show and then lots of people angrily told me that I was wrong. So before we go

much by matches we typically would, but we also have overall thoughts of it and was I just a miserable

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