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

dadly boys of WhatCulture, Michael Hampler, Michael Siddwick, here's a 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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jazz, said that joined by Hampler and Siddwick to look ahead to the final episode of Old

NXT Hampler. Of course, the revamp comes next week, along with indexes wedding. We haven't

really had a chance to get your thoughts on this change, this impending change, and of

course, the new NXT logo. How are you feeling, Hampler? Amazing. What is with the, yeah, about

the old, miserable, school, chromatic, triple-H, abomination, disappearing, about as quick

as it's arrived that we got earlier this year? And indeed, this vision of NXT that has

been warped, it's been defeated in a war, it's been twisted and dragged a long way away

from what it was, letters of which hours is loyalty, is anybody, that's all past tense,

and that's okay, like hot streaks, can at last forever, and never last forever in wrestling,

and that's okay. It was good, it was fun, and it's gone, and it's been gone for ages,

and I'm all in favour of this potential hideous new product that Vincent Mann and Bruce

have pictured are going to book, because at least it's different. That logo's class,

like when has WWE going blisteringly neon while all the cool wrestlers wrestle on TNT?

When has it ever been a bad thing? This, like, speaks to the new generation

fan at the core of my heart, and like, I don't even mind eating some of these words in

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