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

deadly boys of WhatCulture, Michael Hampler, and Michael Sedgwick here to look ahead

to tonight's episode of NXT. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort

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As I said, joined by Hampler and Sedgwick to look ahead to NXT tonight. And the exciting

shows roll on on Tuesday nights for NXT Hampler tonight. We find out who the new number

on contender for the world title is going to be. You're looking forward to it.

I don't particularly like last week's NXT, but it did end like a trail of about three

that I did. So I'm willing to kind of like stick with it, of like generally what they've

been doing over the last couple of months also. And the cycle of the two week builds has

led us to like one of the better matches that I think this brand could offer. It's not

that triple threat, by the way. But there's a match on this particular episode that is

one of the ones from this last month of these mini TV views that I've been looking forward

to the most. So I can't wait to have that time. I've got like really high expectations

that I believe will be met. And that's different too, because generally speaking, expectations

for NXT matches are a little bit nervy, especially in the pandemic. I think when we return

to crowds, that might be a little bit easier to just sort of get excited for things again.

But there's at least one match on this card that I'm pretty confident is going to give

us like something genuinely earnestly exciting to talk about tomorrow.

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