Hello and welcome to the NXT review. I'm Adam Wilborn from What Cool To Join by one of

the godly boys, Michael Hampler from What Cool To To Review. Everything that happened

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

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week of this week to review NXT and show I really enjoyed Hampler.

Yeah, we're in a little bit of a discussion before recording and I think you like this

more than me. However, I will say it, this was substantially better than last week's

taped show, which is odd when you typically have taping cycles. As we talked about on

the other previews, we've avoided spoilers whenever possible other than the stuff that came

to the front immediately. So I didn't necessarily have that hanging over it, but just generally

when shows are taped in batches, they feel tired by the end, like they're bowed obviously,

doesn't kind of have as much energy for the stuff, the wrestling, like the product just

feels as old as it actually is. And I just thought it's had a little bit more about

it than last week's. NXT is, if we're talking in food and I can't in the way, it's eloquently

as Michael Cedric, this is the pizza that can no longer be reheated to rescue it. It cannot

be saved. All of this, when it is heated up, has just been microwaved one time beyond

its reasonable self idea. However, in spite of that, to kind of build on something we mentioned

yesterday, I think they'll probably arrive at a half decent takeover card. So maybe

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