Hello, and welcome to the NXT review. I'm Adam Wheelward from What Cool To Join by the

Dadly Boys of What Cool To Your Michael Hamble and Michael Ziggie for you. Everything

that happened on last night's episode of NXT. But before we get into it, if you're a fan

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WrestleCulture, as I said, joined by Michael Hamble and Michael Ziggie for review. Well,

have a let's say a divisive episode of NXT.

I sense it probably will be too divisive between the Dadly Boys. I thought it was a really

poor episode, really poor. I've been full of praise for the last sort of three or four

weeks of NXT. I'm a fan of the two, three-week cycle booking, but I did mention on the

preview yesterday that one of the problems NXT has currently is just because it can

arrive at some of the best combinations it's got. It doesn't mean that those best combinations

end well. I don't think a lot of this roster is where it needs to be in terms of the

booking. I don't think a lot of the characters are all that interesting, and that shows itself

off worse in the matches. We had a few examples of that on the show, most evident in the main

event, but I thought there was another couple of fairly prominent stumbles here, and I'll

be watching next week hoping for that to be rectified rather than feeling like they're

building off what was one of the biggest episodes in a while.

The problem with NXT is that it's fronted by carrying cross and carrying cross is not

good, but I don't think he's very good. I don't want to go too footed on the guy. This

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