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

dadly boys of WhatCulture, Michael Hanford and Michael Siduick Cage review. 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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As I said, joined by Hanford and Siduick and Michael Hanford's show last night that I really

enjoyed bad blood and plenty of people showing lots of guts. And well, I've had my fill

of wrestling for the week. I don't know about you.

Can I just shop here? I like this episode of NXT. Yes! At any one time, I've got upwards

of seven generous takes on this episode of NXT in my house, and I'll give you them all

today. Good, I won't be partly to your winding up of my esteemed colleague, nor should he

have to sell it because they came nowhere near, attempting to sort of finish people's appetite

for wrestling for the week. But I did enjoy this show, yeah. I think the stuff, I've

probably fell a little bit below your bar for prayers over the last few weeks, we'll

have one specifically. Stuff of lights on the show are really, really liked. And something

Siduick said yesterday on our preview really stuck with me. It was when you were going

looking for a wrestler without a programme for an interruption, a generic interruption.

And of course, we've got one on this show, the generic interruption, and you couldn't

really find one. And it kind of brought home this, this kind of like wider point I've

been trying to make about NXT already since I needed to choose this, which is just even

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