Hello and welcome to the NXT review. I'm Adam Wilborn from Whatculture, John. Oh, God. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. A culture, here on the last night's episode of NXT. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing, make sure you subscribe to Whatculture Wrestling on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Amazon, Music and YouTube. We do daily wrestling podcasts where we're not going to review the show 4 million on his NXT by

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As I said though, joined by Michael Hamlet to review last night's episode of NXT

and all the fallouts from NXT Deadlane.

But, well, we're in a different place from where we were a few hours ago now.

Correct. This is venue number four in two days on podcasting.

We recorded, if you haven't seen it yet,

the last ever podcast in our old studio,

the raw review,

and then we kicked the studio's ears afterwards.

If you want to tune into YouTube

to see that one-sided squash.

Then, yesterday afternoon, we used a kind of space in the corner of our old breakout area

in the old office because Phil and Nicholas and adults that can do proper jobs,

we're moving stuff around while the little babies were sent into a corner to make the funny noises.

So we did that. All the stuff you love make the funny noises. So we did that.

All the stuff you love in a box.

Yeah, we did that.

And then this morning, or I guess now, if you've already listened to it,

we recorded our dynamite preview in the new building, but not technically in the new studio.

We found like two little booths. Yes. Because there's a lot of business and a lot of stuff going on. Again, proper people doing proper jobs as opposed to us clowns. We are now. We are now. We are now. Yeah, we're in the studio, but obviously the studio is still to be built. Is that the technical term? Like it looks, I wish I could show you it. Everybody listen at the moment. It looks gorgeous as a shell, but obviously there are a lot of, it's got wires, but they're not plugged in. And then there's like, Nicholas's producer corner. There's obviously an empty chair that we're currently staring at that will be occupied by Michael Sidrick when he's back in. It's going to look class. But the sights and the sounds and the everything of the What Culture Wrestling podcast will remain in abeyance until maybe early next week, maybe early 2026. But we're getting it all done as quickly as we're. Yeah, we're not, yeah, we're not going to try and hold back if it's ready to go, but we also don't want to start

and it'd be like,

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