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

dadly boys of WhatCulture, Michael Hampton and Michael Cigarette 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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With them on the quiz, of course, on Recyculture, as I said, they're joined by Hampton Cigarette

to look ahead to NXT tonight. And if anyone, like Michael Cigarette, hasn't seen NXT last

week, Hampton, it was surprisingly good on, on, on, on, on, on, opposed night, wasn't

it? Yeah, look a part of the voice there. That's it. Yeah, the risk is obviously we've

become a little bit too hair-ruffly with NXT, now that it's got a night. And I ought to

itself, because it's been chased off the one it tried to defend the new opposition against.

It was quite a balanced couple of hours. There wasn't much to gripe about, which for me

personally felt like a bit of a change of pace for NXT in 2021. That's the easy way to

define last week's episode, was that it was more night one than night two, if we're talking

to him, just stand and deliver. It sort of exemplified all the things about the product

that mostly work. Like the in-ring was quite unusually sharp compared to how blunt it always

feels. They couldn't help themselves making Racco Gonzales. And for that matter, I'd be

angry and ripply, they're kind of smiling nodding champions, but it came off the back of

a really, really great Dakota Kai. Here she is, she couldn't have been without me, but

there she is. Racco Gonzales, like, you know, thing, yeah, all the seeds were planted for

some decent, if not amazing stories going forward in this first new chapter for NXT. This

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