Hello and welcome to the Wednesday Night War Review.

I'm Adam Wilborn from WhatCulture joined by the Dadly Boys of What Culture, Michael

Hamph, Michael Svidwick, here to review everything that happened on last night's

episode of NXT.

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We also re-raw Smackdown, pay-per-views, we have interviews round-table discussions and

a roundup of the week complete

where our bloody good quiz of course on wrestle.

As I said they're joined by Hamlet and Sizwick to review

NXT.

And what did you make of this week's episode Michael Hamlet?

Not great.

This brand has a roster of, for the first time in a while, I'll get to the main event scene in a second,

has a roster of relatively new or wrestlers that you're not completely sick of, but it is

struggling to book any of them in a way that makes you feel like they're not like dead old and dead dated and that you're sick of watching them.

There's so many when we go through the show I was thinking about this afterwards.

There are so many people that like you shouldn't be bored to see or you shouldn't like there should be so much more interesting the bulk of this roster and yet for whatever reason at the moment it just doesn't feel like they're in storylines or doing things that make you want to watch them.

That is of course with the exception of the main event.

Like everybody in that picture feels tired.

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