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

by the deadly boys of what culture 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

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complete, but we're definitely going to go cause of course on rest of culture. As I said,

they're joined by Hamper and Citigrigg to review everything on NXT. A very eventful episode,

Michael Hamper. Yeah, eventful. Not all events good, but this wasn't a bad wrestling TV show.

I've got like from a distance respect for their commitment to a number of things here. I thought

there's like broadly speaking, I could have a good night for finishes, a good night for NXT

doing the basics well, which is always a nightmare when they don't because that's kind of stuff you

rely on from NXT. Not as a contrast to Dynamite, as a contrast to Ron SmackDown, you know, you kind

of rely on them things and it's really, really frustrating when it gets them wrong. There's still a

huge one we're going to talk about from really early on in the show that's like very, very

uncomfortably Ron SmackDowny feeling, but yeah, overall good standard of in-ring work,

decent finishes, nothing out like outlandishly terrible in the book in, which is about the best

you can dress NXT as a success at the moment. The Women's Tag Division suffers outlandishly bad,

but that for me it was balanced by the main event, like at the very least with NXT,

usually it's so profoundly tedious to me as a viewing experience. This was very interestingly

uneven, there was stuff to talk about, there was stuff to laugh at, there was stuff to get really

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