Hello, and welcome to the NXT takeover in your house preview.

I'm Adam Wilborn from What Called Your Join by one of the dadly boys, Michael Hamplett

from What Called Your To Look Ahead to this weekend's NXT takeover in your house pay review.

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on Sunday night myself and Michael Cedric.

We'll be reviewing it at some point on Monday.

But I'm low key really excited for this card, are you feeling as this is built over the last few weeks, Hamplett?

I'm feeling all right.

I've enjoyed, broadly speaking, I've enjoyed NXT since the end of the Wednesday night was.

It's felt like a product, a weekly product with a bit of direction again.

I don't love this card, but I'm wondering if that might be in ultimately in the show's favour.

I'm going in with extremely measured expectations this time around.

The really successful nostalgia of last year is not something they can mine as much now.

Like they hit upon this sweet spot that so many, and I'm going to say it, of us,

of me, a type of fan, of us, of a certain age or of a certain taste that had never been catered to,

a nostalgia for the new generation.

And they hit upon that last year in much the same way, AWS did with stadium stampede

in a way that just felt like a proper escape, something else to think about,

other than the misery of the world outside, and they nailed it.

Obviously in your house is like a keep gag in and of itself,

but like they really, really nailed the nostalgia.

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