Myles Borne def. Tavion Heights | Weapons Wild Match
Myles Borne stood tall over his former friend and tag team partner Tavion Heights in a chaotic Weapons Wild Match.
The Superstars wasted little time in bringing out the weapons including but not limited to Kendo sticks, steel chairs, tables and even a fire extinguisher.
Borne enlisted one of those steel chairs to assault Heights’ already injured ankle, but the former NXT Tag Team Champion fired back by tossing a steel chair directly into Borne’s face.
The former North American Champion powered through that strike and decked Heights with a toolbox, but his attempt at Borne Again backfired as he fell directly onto a puddle of screws and lugnuts.
The carnage didn’t stop there as the two Superstars found themselves perched on the top rope as Borne tossed Tavion into the cameraman before sending him tumbling through a table.
Heights was thrown back into the ring but was out on his feet as Borne hit Borne Again to win the match.
Izzi Dame def. NXT Women’s North American Champion Zaria | Non-Title Match
The mind games paid off as Izzi Dame knocked off Women’s North American Champion Zaria in a Non-Title Match.
The Australian powerhouse couldn’t wait to get her hands on the disrespectful Dame, even going as far as hanging her from the top rope in a guillotine submission.
Dame fought back but Zaria remained in control until the TitanTron in the arena showed a picture of Sol Ruca, Zaria’s former friend.
The mindgames continued as several mysterious women dressed as Ruca appeared around the NXT Universe, allowing Dame to get back in the match.
Zaria couldn’t refocus and fell victim to a huge Busaiku Knee that gave Dame the shocking win.
Zilla Fatu def. Charlie Dempsey | Very Nice, Very Evil Match
Zilla Fatu took down Charlie Dempsey in the first-ever Very Nice, Very Evil Match.
The match stipulation, as announced by Danhausen, entailed Anything Goes and Falls Count Anywhere, and the action lived up to the moniker.
Despite the lack of rules, the technically proficient Dempsey did his best to keep the match inside the ring, but Fatu dragged him out before fending off the rest of BirthRight with a shovel.
Lexis King, Uriah Connors and Channing “Stacks” Lorenzo continued to meddle in the match, even going as far as smashing Fatu’s already injured hand with a pumpkin.
Fatu refused to let the numbers game deny him as he single handedly took out each member of BirthRight, even hitting the Rikishi Driver as an homage to his uncle.
With the odds evened, Fatu hit a Triple Z and a Fatu Splash to win the match and continue his hot streak in NXT.
NXT Women’s Champion Kelani Jordan def. Wren Sinclair
The NXT Women’s Title remains with Kelani Jordan after a stiff test from Wren Sinclair.
The champion came in with a plan and that was to systematically injure Sinclair’s arm, forcing her technical skills to suffer.
Jordan hit a brutal shoulder breaker before nailing a picture-perfect frog splash, but Sinclair powered through and locked in the Final Wrench.
Unfortunately for the challenger, she couldn’t lock her hands due to the injury which allowed the champion to get out.
Jordan capitalized on it by sending Sinclair into the exposed steel and hitting a 450, but Sinclair somehow kicked out.
The challenger locked in the Final Wrench once again, but Jordan wisely sent her opponent into the turnbuckle, with Jordan placing her foot on the ropes and stealing the pinfall.
Shiloh Hill def. Naraku
The mysterious matchup between Shiloh Hill and Naraku ended in truly shocking fashion.
After misting each other backstage earlier in the night, the two rivals were seemingly transported to another dimension where they hunted each other down.
They finally found each other and crashed through a wall to the ringside area, officially starting their match.
The battle raged on when Naraku went to mist his opponent, but Hill blocked it with a mysterious fog emanating from his mouth.
That move allowed Hill to hit Whisper to the Beast and win the match in emphatic fashion.
NXT Champion Grayson Waller def. Tony D’Angelo
Grayson Waller retained the NXT Championship after a brutal battle against former champion Tony D’Angelo.
Despite there not being a spooky stipulation, the champion and challenger went to the extreme in order to come out on top.
After being dumped on the steel steps, Waller returned the favor by cracking D’Angelo’s neck on the exposed steel section of the turnbuckle.
Waller crossed the line in a major way by berating D’Angelo’s wife and infant son in the crowd, causing the enraged challenger to drop him spine first on the steel steps.
As D’Angelo continued to bash the champion, Waller dug out The D’Angelo Family’s old crowbar, strategically placing it on the apron before being Speared.
D’Angelo went for Dead to Rights but was countered into a huge Rolling Cutter through the announce table.
Somehow, the challenger dug deep and planted Waller with Dead to Rights, but it wasn’t enough to regain the title.
D’Angelo found the crowbar and nearly used it, but Waller crashed into him and the official, allowing Waller to use the crowbar.
Waller rolled back into the ring and hit his Rolling Stunner to retain the title, only to be confronted by CM Punk who demanded a title opportunity.
