Hello, and welcome to the NXT review. I'm Alan Wilborn from WhatCulture. Join by the Deadly Boys

or WhatCulture, Michael Amflin, Michael Siegewick here to review everything that happened on last

nice episode of NXT. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing,

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We've been paid to this pranium live event. We have interviews around,

table discussions, and I round up the week. We've been working on the quiz, of course,

on a wrestling culture. As I said, join by Amflin Siege to review last night's NXT. Again,

what a wrestling on this show. Too much, if anything. Yeah. Too bloody much.

You can't call NXT unremarkable, because some are always happens. There is always something

on this show that can sometimes go the whole hour well, like not much NXT brand stuff has occurred,

and then it just does, does right in your face. But these wrestling heavy ones feel the most

unremarkable as show has felt in a while. Like, NXT, it's really weird. You know how we joke,

but also it's complete-shoved, that we're the only ones that cover this talk about this, count how this,

right? On Twitter, there is this small niche group of people that have started trying to build

this case. The NXT is, like, actually the best show of the week, not just the way we say it is.

Guys, stop sleeping on it. Best wrestling is happening down there. All those sort of, like,

really people that are kind of like putting an arm on show that I'm serious. You've got to be

checking out Tuesday nights. You don't. You can just listen to this podcast. You can skip some highlights

and see the rude stuff, and it's all fine. But I have a feeling, Sean Michaels has got

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