Hello and welcome to the Wednesday night wall review. I'm Adam Wilborn from what culture

joined by the deadly boys of what culture Michael Hamlet and Michael Cigric here to review

everything that happened on last night's episode of NXT. But before we get into it, if

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We're in the body, of course, on at rest of culture, as I said, joined by Hamlet and Cigric

to review NXT, the go home episode of Head of Takeover Vengeance Day. And what did you

make of it, Hamlet?

Oh, NXT, those letters are once loved. I love how yours company first. I thought this

was the best episode of NXT in terms of building Vengeance Day so far, until five minutes

of television that with a single, worst moments of building Vengeance Day overall. And that

covers some ground, because this has been a pretty lousy build. This sure does not want

you to love it. We're going to review this, and I genuinely

honestly think there's a lot to like. At their say, I'll be higher on some of the stuff

in Cigric. We tend to have our favourites and not so favourites. A lot of liked. Finally,

I was getting locked in to elements of Takeover on Sunday, which again, this is not criticism

for criticism's sake. I want seemingly more than a lot of people to be excited about

takeover show these days. Criminal, what happened at the end of this broadcast. I wish we

could get to it now. Or do I wish this was a Monday or a Tuesday and we could skip it

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