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‘Double or Nothing’ Preview

David and Kaz also praise Trae Young for being the perfect heel for the New York Knicks in the playoffs and pay respect to ECW legend New Jack

By David Shoemaker
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David and Kaz open the show praising Trae Young for being the perfect heel for the New York Knicks in the playoffs before paying respect to ECW legend New Jack (02:00). They also discuss Adnan Virk and WWE’s mutual agreement to part ways, and former UFC commentator Jimmy Smith being brought in as a replacement (14:00). Briefly, they touch upon Riddle and Xavier Woods match on Raw, and Aleister Black’s big return on SmackDown (30:00) Later, they make predictions on AEW’s Double or Nothing (34:40).

Host: David Shoemaker and Kazeem Famuyide
Production Assistant: Jonathan Kermah

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