Hello and welcome to the Wednesday Night War Review.

I'm Madam Wilborn from what could you join by the dallyboys

of what culture Michael Hanper and Michael Sidgwick

here to look back on last night's episode of

NXT New Year's Evil.

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rest of the day. They're joined by Hamlet and Sidwick to reflect on

nxt new years evil what did you make of it hamlet?

Right there was some really really good stuff on this show really good stuff and

unfortunately with Austin drab crap and there's quite a bit of a crap and the

and the problem with drab crap on a show like this is that with certainly most of the Great American bash and definitely Halloween havoc, They are trying to set expectations, not to quite a takeover level, but to take over on television level.

So drab crap is passable on a weekly broadcast here and there but not on these cards.

So on balance I don't think this was a particularly good television special despite some of the really, really

good stuff on it.

Yeah it was uneven this. There was something about this lineup that when he first looked at it

I think the absence of the fight pit proved crucial to my

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