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Hello and welcome to the NXT Preview, I'm Adam Wilborn from WhatCulture joined by the

DADLY BOYS of WhatCulture, Michael Hampler and Michael Siduick here to look ahead to tonight's

episode of NXT. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing, make

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from for daily wrestling podcasts. We're not only review NXT, but also AEW, Dynamite,

Raw, SmackDown, pay reviews, we have interviews, round table discussions and a round of the

week completes, with a bloody good quiz, of course, on WrestleCulture, as I said though, joined

by Hampler and Siduick to look ahead to NXT. And a stacked show tonight, Michael Hampler,

we've got the return of Finn Balow, we've got a street fight for the women's tank tight

or the falls count anywhere to conclude a huge rivalry. I'll say what, after this show,

I will not need any more wrestling and certainly any more violence for the rest of this week.

Shut up, shut up. Here's the thing, I know what you're doing, any pissing me off, well done.

Well done for accomplishing that. I'm telling it, I honestly am very cynical about all things

WWE and the way that they operate, they scummy, cynical business. It can't be a coincidence,

right? That on the heavily promoted blood and guts week in which AEW has promised a new

level of violence for pro wrestling TV in the mainstream, I just cannot separate that happening.

And NXT running two weapons plunder, stipulation matches, whatever you want to call them on their show.

They're still fighting the Wednesday night more when it's not a Wednesday night or anymore.

Why would you do two very similar stipulation matches on this week of all weeks,

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