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Hello and welcome to the NXT Preview. I'm Adam Wilborn from WhatCulture. Join by the

Daddy Boys on WhatCulture, Michael Amble at Michaels, which we'll look ahead to tonight's episode

of NXT, The Great American Bash. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing,

make sure you subscribe to WhatCulture, on either iTunes, Spotify, where we get your

podcast from. For daily wrestling podcasts, where we not only review NXT, but also Raw, Smackdown,

AW Dynamite, Paybibused. We have interviews around table discussions and around

with the week complete. Whether they get quiz, of course, on wrestling culture. As I said,

they're joined by Hampler and Tidwits to look ahead. So The Great American Bash Tonight,

I'm not all looking forward to it, aren't we Hampler? Yes, it's been a relatively effective

build throughout. More so, I would say, than the last couple of takeovers, actually.

Ironic, considering that this is no longer a cynical attempt at grabbing ratings. It's just

an attempt to actually grab a few ratings points. They just need a few more viewers than they're

getting. It's nowhere near as rooted in last year's messy presentation of The Great American Bash.

And I welcome these TV takeovers almost more than the prop ones at the moment. The longer was stuck

in the CWC, which hopefully now would be the main roster moving back to full crowds,

shouldn't be much longer. The more I'd rather have episodes like this. There's two matches on

this card that I'm legitimately excited about watching because of the matches. There's no bells

and whistles. It's not the fact that I've got biases towards one of the wrestlers in it,

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