Hello and welcome to the NXT review. I'm Michael Hamilton from What Culture and I'm

joined by Michael Sidler from What Culture to discuss everything that happened on last

night's NXT. But first, if you're a fan of this sort of thing, well not this sort of thing,

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around the week completely, the bloody good quiz. Sid, it's already off the rails this

one, isn't it? Yeah, really write these things down, you think you've cracked, will

born, that's right, it's spiel, and then like it just goes off the rails like I did there,

I don't know where the place is. I think it's because I'm doing anything I can, subconsciously,

to delay talking about an episode of NXT that I thought was legar barge.

It wasn't very good at all, there's some stuff that I'm happy to bury, I've got a conspiracy

theory as well, I don't like a conspiracy theory because a lot of conspiracy theories are carefully

assembled to enable people's racism. You're like a low stakes wrestling conspiracy theory.

Like a low stakes wrestling conspiracy, right, I absolutely do not, I'm not a QAnon guy,

anything of the sort, trust me, but I like developing genuine, deep level, what's really

going on here behind the scenes, I've got a funny one, okay, I've got a funny one but

you know, I don't think it's an accurate, I'm looking forward to this, I don't know what

you're afraid to but I like it. I think what put me in a bad mood with the show, we're

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