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

of the deadly boys, Michael Hamflut from What Culture Michael, so do we still enjoying

that well earned week off to review everything that happened on last night's episode of NXT.

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by Michael Hamflut to look back on NXT, though. And I don't know whether it was because

I didn't have to watch it after watching two hours of Dynamite or just having a bit of extra

sleep, but I really enjoy this episode of NXT.

Yeah, not to be completely predictable and basis as we sometimes do, and my thought immediately

travel to facelift in this year on our viewing circumstances.

Yes.

People's viewing circumstances are different, not everybody has the same, but we've gone

over the difficulty sometimes when you pick him on show over the other row of artists

to invest in that second two hours on the early hours of Thursday morning.

Yeah, this was a breezier watch from a viewing experience standpoint, but away from that,

I want to suggest that this was kind of what we were hoping for from an episode of NXT.

It wasn't perfect. There's going to be things that were, I don't know, we might disagree

on those things, but there's going to be things that I think we're going to maybe pick

out a little bit, but it did, you know what, this had a more of a role after WrestleMania

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