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

the dadly boys, Michael Siddwick from What Cool 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 sort of

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As I said, join by Michael Siddwick's review last night's episode of NXT. Before we get

into it, just dealing with a new story that's coming out today about people getting kicked

out of these NXT tapings, because, well, they think they're working for a dirt sheet.

What do you reckon to all that? They had people in that building for years and years and

years who spoiled the show. Whenever you tape a show, there will always be one fan, whether

there's 10,000 to 8,000, or in the case of Full Sail University, 400, or in the case of

the CWC, about 300, I believe, there'll always be one who gives away the results. This

never used to be a problem for them, until one of two things happened, right? And it

can be cynical, if you like, one, it moved to television, so the stakes of viewership

are far more important, or two, the quality of the show became pretty bland as the generous

term. Like, there are some great matches on NXT to you this day. There are some great

provosts of the way Adam Cole's since left, but we all know the crack. It doesn't feel

like an alternative in the AW Shadow, there's a lack of trust, there's a lack of direction,

there's a lack of continuity as a result of the power plays going on in WWE right now,

it just generally feels, and it's such a dismal atmosphere in the CWC, for so many different

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