EPISODE · Feb 17, 2022 · 50 MIN
NXT, AEW: Vengeance Day 2022 analysis, Revolution build ignites
from Getting Over: Wrestling Podcast · host Adam Silverstein
NXT Vengeance Day was a strong step forward for the 2.0 transition, while AEW spent the week lighting the fire for its build to Revolution. Host Adam Silverstein breaks down everything that happened both brands while touching on the hot news of the week. "The Silver King" opens with analysis of NXT Vengeance Day [3:35], including the upcoming NXT championship feud, Carmelo Hayes and Cameron Grimes stealing the show, the finals of the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic, and how a successful hardcore match was achieved without blading. Next, Adam discusses the latest on Cody Rhodes' departure from AEW [23:00] before diving into Dynamite and Rampage [28:15]. Topics include CM Punk setting his stipulation vs. MJF, Bryan Danielson's intriguing program with Jon Moxley, Adam Cole stepping up against "Hangman" Adam Page, the future of Inner Circle and more. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.
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NXT Vengeance Day was a strong step forward for the 2.0 transition, while AEW spent the week lighting the fire for its build to Revolution. Host Adam Silverstein offers analysis of NXT Vengeance Day, including the upcoming NXT title feud and Carmelo Hayes stealing the show with Cameron Grimes, the latest on Cody Rhodes' departure from AEW and another solid week that included CM Punk setting his stipulation vs. MJF and Bryan Danielson's intriguing program with Jon Moxley.
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