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Hello, and welcome to the Wednesday Night War Review.

I'm Adam Wilburn from What Called Your Join by the Deadly Boys of What Called Your To Review last night's episode of NXT.

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As I said, join by handbook and see you to review NXT, specifically NXT take over stand and deliver night one.

And how did you receive it Michael Hamplet?

It was great. It was really great. I felt like it take over.

And what big accompaniment can you pay a show from NXT in their CWC era and say that it actually felt like it's supposed to feel like, which is this landmark event for the brand.

A couple of matches that we hope would be good were fantastic.

But possibly more important to the enjoyment of the overall show, a couple of things that I don't know there was a great deal of anticipation for over delivered.

We'll get to that obviously beat by beat in the review, but just to sort of wrap up on that as well.

I think they played brilliantly with the like how constricted the word by being on television, I thought it really helped that they only had the two hours plus a bit of an overrun from USA to get all this in the can.

It felt to me that there was a couple of matches that were timed out to ensure that everything got what it needed on the television show rather than just a network special.

The couple of matches in particular that benefited from it benefited hugely helped for the flow of the show, helped for the flow of the individual matches.

This is a really enjoyable. I mean, it was a pay for you. Let's call it what it was. It was a takeover.

This is a really enjoyable end to end show.

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