NXT UK results: Toni Storm overcomes Jinny in NXT UK Women’s Title Match

Following Kassius Ohno’s recent claim that he would leave Travis Banks “busted and broken to bits” if they ever crossed paths, The Kiwi Buzzsaw took on NXT UK’s outspoken recent arrival.

In the height of the hard-fought matchup that included Ohno targeting his opponent’s recently injured right shoulder, Banks ultimately fought through the pain. Shortly after kicking out of the Rubik’s Cube, the tough competitor ultimately triumphed with the third of three quick pin attempts and left Ohno completely flabbergasted in defeat.

Two weeks after boldly interrupting the first-ever NXT UK Women’s Champion, Rhea Ripley, in order to lay claim to NXT UK dominance, Piper Niven stepped into the squared circle in her highly-anticipated NXT UK debut against Killer Kelly. Despite a Kelly’s valiant efforts, the final moments of the fairly one-sided contest saw Niven plant her out-matched prey in the center of the ring for the definitive three-count.

In the wake of Niven’s victory, Ripley suddenly stormed the ring in an attempt to get the drop on the new NXT UK competitor. But, when Piper saw it coming, The Mosh Pit Kid opted to slow her roll and their subsequent stare down ensued that prophesied a dangerous showdown between the two in the future.

The ever-resentful Joseph Conners took out his frustration over the shiny new toys of NXT UK on Jack Starz, enjoying every second as he punished his opponent and planted him face-first into the canvas for the win.