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– NXT commentator Vic Joseph kicks off the show by welcoming the viewer to NXT. Toxic Attraction came out first.
Toxic attraction against Io Shirai, Kacy Catanzaro and Kayden Carter
Before the match started, Vic Joseph and Beth Phoenix both wanted to send their best wishes to Zoey Stark, who came out with a ripped ACL. Kayden Carter and Mandy Rose start the match; the action comes and goes to begin with. Rose hits Carter with a nasty elbow before scoring Gigi Dolin. Dolin hits Carter with a hurricane, Dolin marks Jacy Jayne. Jayne appears to have tripped before stepping into the ring.
Io Shirai gets the tag, and she goes right over to Jacy Jayne and hits her with the Dragon Screw. Kayden Carter and Kacy Catanzaro team up and work on Mandy Rose. Carter and Catanzaro his two diving spots outside the ring.
Io queues for a big seat; however, she is cut off by Mandy Rose, and she hits her with a spinebuster. So we’re heading into our first picture-in-picture commercial break with Io Shirai, and Gigi Dolin struggles for a short time until Shirai tags Catanzaro. Catanzaro hits Dolin with a drop-footed grip. Jacy Jayne stretches his opponent and ends up scoring Mandy Rose. Kacy Catanzaro gets the hot tag; Mandy Rose receives the tag from her partner; Catanzaro takes control and defeats Rose. Shirai hits a perfect moonsault; However, the pin is broken by Jayne.
Carter is now inside and she hits Jayne and Rose with a splash in the corner. However, Carter is distracted by Jacy Jayne, and Gigi Dolin capitalizes and ends Kayden Carter in victory for her and her team.
Winner: Toxic Attraction
– Pete Dunne is interviewed and McKenzie Mitchell asks him what he thinks about Tony D’Angelo’s comments on last week’s episode of NXT.
-We get another segment of MSK; Nash Carter and Wes Lee both talk about the mysterious person they’re trying to find.
Kay Lee Ray vs. Sarray
Sarray and Kay Lee Ray approached once the bell rang. Kay Lee kicks Sarray in the midsection and Kay Lee hits Sarray with a flurry of punches. Sarray recovers and she returns the favor by landing in a few heavy punches on Kay Lee Ray. Sarray sends Kay Lee to the corner turnbuckle and hits her with a splash.
Sarray is still in charge; however, Kay Lee Ray hits Sarray with a nice DDT. Sarray starts running the ropes, Kay Lee Ray is shot down and Sarray makes an extended submission; Kay Lee Ray reaches for the ropes and the grip is broken by the referee. Kay Lee Ray and Sarray exchange kicks; Sarray goes to look for his finisher; However, Kay Lee Ray steps aside and the two contestants are outside the ring. Kay Lee Ray hits Sarray with a KLR bomb on the comment table. Kay Lee Ray then shoots Sarray into the ring, and she hits Sarray with another KLR bomb. Kay Lee Ray then pins Sarray for the victory.
Winner: Kay Lee Ray
– Joe Gacy is backstage with McKenzie Mitchell, and he cuts a promo on Boa, and he says he wants to help Boa. Gacy then looks at the camera and says he knows “Harland is over there watching”, and he tells Harland “to reach out to him”.
– We just got back from a commercial break. Vic Joseph and Wade Barrett announce Wrestlemania tickets go on sale this Friday.
– We receive a video from Bron Breakker, and he talks about his experience of the recent WWE European tour. Breakker looks at the camera and says, “I’m going to do my PhD, mate. Then I’m coming back to America and I’m going to beat you up.”
Joe Gacy vs. Boa
The two contestants meet in the middle of the ring and Boa kicks Joe Gacy in the middle. Boa does a sunset jump and pin attempt combo; however, Gacy only gets both. Gacy gets up, he takes over and begins to punish Boa with vicious punches. Boa nails Gacy with a few knees in the middle of Gacy.
Boa nails Joe Gacy with a big hip throw and then another kick. Boa is in the corner, the lights in the Performance Center begin to flash red, and Boa begins to suffocate Joe Gacy. Boa seemed to be under the spell, and he lost her. The referee counted to five and then rang the bell. Gacy obtains the victory by disqualification.
Winner: Joe Gacy
– Malcolm Bivens reacted to a Jacket Time promo that aired in last week’s episode. He tells the Creed Brothers they’re ready and gives them some kind of pep talk.
Jacket Time (Kushida and Ikemen Jiro) vs. The Creed Brothers (with Diamond Mine)
The bell rings with Julius Creed taking on Ikemen Jiro with a quick takedown. Julius hits Jiro with several German suplexes. Jiro tries to defeat Brutus with a shoulder tackle; however, Brutus barely budges. Kushida intervenes and hits Brutus with a heavy right. The fight returns to the corner of The Creed Brothers, and now Julius identifies himself.
The Creed Brothers team up with Kushida; However, Kushida counter and hits the Creed Brothers with a springboard shoulder tackle, and they head for a commercial break.
We’re coming back from the break, and Kushida is on a hot streak. He faces the Creed Brothers on his own. He nails Julius Creed with several kicks. Jiro is identified and takes a deep dive; he goes to look for the pin, Brutus Creed breaks the pin. The referee is distracted by Julius Creed shortly after, Roderick Strong takes advantage and stops Jiro’s momentum. Jiro returns to the ring and Julius hits him with a quick powerbomb. Creed then pins Jiro for the win. After the match, Odyssey Jones comes out and attacks Roderick Strong, and they start to fight. The arbitrators separate things and we go to a different segment.
Winners: The Creed Brothers (with diamond mine)
– We see Toxic Attraction leave, and they stop and talk about their titles. Then Raquel Gonzalez shows up and tells Mandy Rose to keep her title warm.
– Raquel Gonzalez is now in the ring and calls Dakota Kai; Kai is attacked by Cora Jade. Raquel says she knows Jade wants Kai but to stand in line.
–We see Andre Chase teaching his class in a vignette about what went wrong for him in last week’s episode of NXT.
– We get to see highlights from last week’s poker game with Cameron Grimes and Duke Hudson’s poker game before going on a commercial break.
– The Grizzled Young Veterans have a sticker.
Cameron Grimes vs. Ru Feng
The bell rings and Cameron Grimes walks in for a teardown; however, it didn’t work at all. However, Ru Feng is offended, Grimes pushes through and knocks Feng down with a few shoulder tackles. Grimes is on the top rope and does a cross dive on Ru Feng. Feng is down and Grimes finishes him off with the Cave In. After the match, Duke Hudson is in the ring and he asks Cameron Grimes if he cheated last week in their poker game. Duke Hudson says he “will never lose to a hick or someone like that again”. Grimes is irritated by Duke Hudson’s words, and Grimes says, “Last week I played you.”
Hudson says he can’t give up and challenges Cameron Grimes to a “Poker Showdown,” Grimes agrees.
Winner: Cameron Grimes
Triple Threat Match
Grayson Waller vs. LA Knight vs. Solo Sikoa
The bell rings and the three competitors face each other. Solo Sikoa begins to throw punches and he takes out both Grayson Waller and LA Knight. Sikoa sends Waller out of the ring; Knight takes a low blow to Waller. Sikoa grabs Knight and pulls him into the ring, then Sikoa sends Knight down the top rope with help from Grayson. Sikoa then does the same to Waller. Waller and LA Knight start working together and hit Sikoa with a suplex.
Sikoa is sitting on the third rope, Knight and Waller argue over who will suplex Sikoa. They decide to hit him with a suplex, but Sikoa escapes and he throws the two men onto his back. Sikoa sends Waller over the top rope, and Waller hits the ground hard. Waller returns to the ring and hits an exceptional stun on LA Knight. Sikoa grabs Waller again and sends him out of the ring again. Sikoa takes out Knight again, hits Knight with the Samoan splash, and pins LA Knight for the win.
Winner: Solo Sikoa
– Tony D’Angelo appears on screen while Indi Hartwell is interviewed; he tells Indi that he will meet her husband Dexter Lumis in next week’s NXT.
Erica Yan vs. Elektra Lopez (with Joaquin Wilde and Raul Mendoza from Legado del Fantasma)
Elektra Lopez and Erica Yan follow one another when the bell rings; Lopez shoots Yan down quickly. Lopez punishes Yan; Lopez finishes it off quickly by hitting Yan with a spinning sitting powerbomb. Finally, Lopez pins Yan for the easy victory. Lopez then calls Xyon Quinn, and she flirts with him a bit and invites him to join Legado del Fantasma. Quinn tells Lopez, “Elektra, you are amazing, but I don’t agree with Legado.” Joaquin Wilde angrily says, “No one says no to Legado”, and he pushes Quinn and Quinn to take down both Wilde and Raul Mendoza with ease. Lopez then goes to slap Quinn, but he stops her.
Winner: Elektra Lopez (with Joaquin Wilde and Raul Mendoza from Legado del Fantasma)
–Kyle O’Reilly is interviewed about his NXT game last week, and he says he’s not sure if he wants to go back to being a singles wrestler or move all-in on the tag titles. He is then interrupted by Imperium, however, within seconds Von Wagner is there and Imperium walks away.
Pete Dunne vs. Carmelo Hayes (with Trick Williams)
The bell rings and Pete Dunne arrives and shoots Carmelo Hayes; Dunne gets several kicks on Hayes. Hayes gets some shots on Dunne; However, Dunne quickly takes Hayes down and begins snapping Carmelo Hayes fingers.
Carmelo Hayes is starting to take offense now; he hits Dunne with a nice springboard clothesline. Dunne and Hayes fight near the angle tensioner. Dunne stops Hayes and snaps Hayes fingers again. Dunne and Hayes fight outside; Dunne suplex Hayes on the edge of the ring apron.
Dunne brings Hayes back to the ring; Trick Williams is keeping a close eye on Pete Dunne. Williams suddenly sees Dexter Lumis out of the corner of his eye and is shocked that Lumis is at the comment table. We leave for the last commercial break of the evening.
We return with Pete Dunne stretching Carmelo Hayes and start punishing Hayes with vicious kicks. Hayes and Dunne counteract each other until Hayes hits Dunne with a large clothesline. Hayes slams Dunne into the mat and goes for the pin, but Dunne kicks two. Dunne is now in control; Dunne hits Hayes with a double knee. Dunne gets up and nails Hayes with a nice sitting powerbomb.
Dunne hits Hayes with enzuigiri, Hayes attempts a nudge on the springboard, but Dunne sees him coming and knocks Hayes down. The crowd chants “fight forever”. Hayes locks the Gargano Escape to Dunne; Dunne is doing it.
Dunne then goes straight to Hayes with a massive temple kick to Carmelo Hayes. Trick Williams will attack Dunne; however, Lumis stops him and hits him. The distraction caught the attention of Hayes and the referee. Johnny Gargano then grabs Hayes’ boots, which distracts Hayes. The distraction on Hayes allows Pete Dunne to enjoy it; Dunne hits Carmelo Hayes with the Bitter End. Dunne pins Hayes and takes the victory over the North American champion NXT.
After the match, Hayes is shocked, Dunne seems confused by everything. Johnny Gargano gives Dexter Lumis a thumbs up, and that ends the show.
Winner: Pete Dunne
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