Hello and welcome to the Wednesday Night Wall Review. I'm Adam Wilborn from What Could You

joined by the Dadley Boys of What Culture,

Michael Hanflin, Michael Sidjwick,

here to review everything that happened on last night's episode of

NXT.

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and a round-up of the week complete with a bloody gig quiz of course on

rest of the culture. As I said they're joined by Hamlet in Sizwick to review

an XT this week. At Hamlet you were off last week recovering from COVID

great to have you back of course. What did you make of this week's episode of

the next time? That loads better than the last few, certainly last weeks and probably I think I

enjoyed this more than New Year's evil actually. The, what I took from this, most of all, was that the Women's Dusty Cup is more interesting than the men's.

I like the main event, but I appreciate it's not going to be to everybody's taste and I think that could determine like ultimately the biggest takeaway from this episode because it was the big thing on this episode.

But it's still really undermined by I think quite significant problems at the very top of the card.

For all that people praise, over praise, Smackdown because of the success of the Roman Reigns character.

My God damn face now.

Over praise.

The reverse is happening here.

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