Hello, and welcome to the NXT review. I'm Adam Wilborn from Whatculture joined by one

off of the dadley boys, Michael Hamflut from Whatculture, Michael Cedric taking a well-earned

day off to review NXT. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing,

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from four daily wrestling podcasts, where we're not only review NXT, but also Raw, Smack

Noun, AW, Dynamite, Baby Views. We have interviews, round table discussions and a round-of-a-lead

complete. Withability, of course, of course, on Recycle Chas. As I said, though, joined by

Michael Hamflut for review NXT and a chaotic episode. But are there other enjoyable one

in my opinion, Hamflut? Yeah, I don't know what to think. I'm not sure if I enjoyed this

episode, or I fell victim to like more smoking mirrors than what used to be in Cody Rhodes

Old Entrance thing. It was, as you say, like they're played with like the idea of chaos,

but it never is WWE. Like everything feels manufactured, chaos included. So there were

points where I was like, whoa, things have gone crazy, but it's all very kind of forced

craziness. What I did like was that with just two weeks to go, they used all that chaos

and all that smoking mirrors and that manufactured craziness to like quite neatly assemble in

your house card. I don't hate. Quite like the pay for your card now. Most of it is what

we would have previewed and what we would have expected. We're just seeing it all laid

out after this show. I think this was effective. Honestly, I'm going to use this review to inform

my opinion of this episode, because I still don't know. Yeah, I thought this show absolutely

flew by, as you say, with the madness of it all, but major takeover developments. Four

matches already on the card you sent. I could probably guess what the fifth match is going

to be considering what happened in the main event, but we will get to that in due course.

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