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I'm Adam Wilborn from What Culture, joined by the

Dadley Boys of What Culture, Michael Hanbert and Michael Sichwick

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

nxT but before we get into it if you're a fan of this sort of thing make sure you

subscribe to what caught wrestling on either iTunes Spotify or ever get your

podcast from for daily wrestling podcast where we not only review the Wednesday and Out War,

but also Raw Smackdown Payper Views,

we have interviews, round table discussions, and a roundup of the week,

complete with a video quiz, of course, on Wrestle culture.

As I said, they're joined by Hamlet and Sidry to talk all things

nxT and not to sound patronizing, well I inevitably will, but what a good show

they did a Hanflert. Yeah, good, not great and the difference between those two is vast now, especially now.

And it wouldn't be an XT with something either bland or weird or both wrapped up in there.

But again, like last week with a bit less excitement,

I do genuinely think there was things to like on this show.

That's the low bar with which I'm ranking in 2020.

There were a lot of bad weeks, a lot of bad weeks,

and it just feels like they're pulling away from that.

I can't shower with praise, I just can't, but I thought a lot of this was perfectly good.

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