NXT 49 review (S4E8) - January 25, 2011
Welcome back to our mid-season premiere and our 2 year anniversary!! To celebrate the occasion we are joined by our good friend Ryan “Ry-Guy”! He joins us for the NXT review and we chat a bit about our childhood wrestling memories. On this episode’s main event, we get all the rookies competing in a Fatal Four Way Elimination match! No spoilers but there is also an interesting twist at the end of the match as well! Find out what happened and thank you so much for supporting us throughout the last 2 years, we really appreciate it! :)
Email us any of your questions regarding NXT, the current product or anything else! We'd love to hear from you!
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