What time is it, kids? It's time for the NXT review. I'm Willie Wilborn. He's

having a fun way in for the NXT long April 4th. Imagine if I actually started.

Like that. Hello, and welcome to the Wednesday Night War review. I'm Adam Wilborn from

Whatculture joined by one of the deadly boys, Michael Hanflip from Whatculture.

Sid Dwick's finally had enough and just can't review NXT anymore. No,

unfortunately, he is busy writing the ups and downs article for AW Dynamite

for the website because Andy Murray apparently needs a something five-day

weekend. Anyway, I'm here to review NXT. But before we get into it, if you're a fan

of this sort of thing, make sure you subscribe to Whatcult dressing on either iTunes

Spotify. Let me get your podcast from for daily wrestling podcasts where we

don't only review the Wednesday Night War between AW and NXT. And if you want

to know our thoughts on AW Dynamite, that is available as a podcast. Probably this

afternoon. So pay it all over the place in Whatculture, obviously today. We also

review rules, SmackDown, pay reviews. We have interviews around, table discussions

and a roundup that we complete. With them, I think, of course, are wrestling

culture. As I said, they're joined by Michael Hanflip to review NXT. It's a bit

manic today in it because I love the fact that we've got a four-day weekend

for Eastern Easter, Hamflip, but it's not exactly nice and quiet just beforehand,

especially as we're on the road to WrestleMania A.

It's not followed at ideal time, should we say. If you are indeed a believer, I'll have

any sort of Christian faith about Easter weekend and all that sort of stuff. Maybe have

your Christ Rise on a different weekend to the one before WrestleMania. And when NXT's

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