Hello, and welcome to the NXT preview. I'm Adam Wilborn from What Called Your Join by

the Deadly Boys of What Called Your Michael Hampler and My Pissues Weeks. Look ahead to tonight's

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I said, join by Hampler and sit you up to, like, ahead to NXT tonight's very intriguing

episode, not only because we're just a few weeks away from take over 36, of course,

Michael Hampler, but, yeah, all the fall outs from the mass firings at the end of

last week. Yeah, it's not on the WWE.com preview, but I'm assuming that the show is going

to start with a 10 bell salute because NXT is dead. But in the meantime, the stuff they've

talked about, and indeed the stuff we're going to talk about here feels like it exists

as much as content for USN network to believe that this pig is indeed flying through the

air and not completely gone yet, and it's still good, it's still good, because they're

paying whatever they're paying for this TV show. And well, even if they're paying out,

they're getting ripped off. Those execs want to be asking big questions about the stories

that their wrestling fan friends were reading over the weekend about this Tuesday night broadcast

they've got. We've got stuff to talk about leading up to take over. I don't think they've

done an awful job of setting up that card. I don't think the stories have been captivating,

but you look at the matches on paper, and it looks like a half decent show. But how

will all of this feel in the shadow of the weekends news? I'm so pleased, if nothing

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