Hello! And welcome to the NXT review. I'm Adam Wilborn from WhatCulture joined by the

Deadly Boys on WhatCulture, Michael Amplett, Michael Siegwick. Here's a review last night's

episode of NXT, yee yee yee yee. But before we get into any of your fan of this sort of thing,

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of the week complete. But of course, of course, on REST or co-chairs, I said they're joined by

Amplett and Siegwick to review, yee yee yee yee. But first, woo! There's an elephant in the room, you have to do it.

Asshole, what a complete asshole. Are you alright? No, they never write your reasons.

Oh my god. Tell me, can we use probably being so...

Do we do use probably being so Saudi Arabia? It's all but done, isn't it?

A bit of insider information here, not about the sale, but about our podcast process.

We'll bond just before recording. We will say, who cares about NXT? What we're going to do

all the rest of it goes, I don't worry guys, I've got the nice way to segway it, we're brief discussion

on the news, and then he does the elephant noise. Ultimately, here's the thing, we are not being

cowards about this. No. It is significantly more important than NXT. I would much prefer to talk

about it. However, we are already producing content on it. We already have plans to do it. There's

an editorial with my perspective that will be published to whatculture.com slash WWE imminently.

Simon Miller is always also giving his name, thoughts in editorialised format on our YouTube

channel. And we are hoping that we're going to go more in depth on this tomorrow. But I suppose

a brief thought. Yeah, exactly. We are going to go in depth and get both your thoughts on this

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