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Quincy Elliott Debuts, Pretty Deadly Retain, Alba Fyre Confronts Mandy Rose | NXT Fight Size

Colin TessierSeptember 14, 2022, 4:03 am

Here is your post-NXT 2.0 fight size update for September 13.

Here is your post-NXT 2.0 fight size update for September 13.

– “The Super Diva” Quincy Elliot debuted and defeated Sean Gallagher.

– In the show opening match, Pretty Deadly defended the NXT Tag Team Championship against the Creed Brothers. Both teams threw everything they had at each other, but the interference of Damon Kemp made all the difference. He handcuffed Julius Creed to the cage wall, effectively turning the bout into a handicap contest, and Pretty Deadly pinned Brutus Creed to win the match.

– NXT Women’s Champion Mandy Rose, alongside her Toxic Attraction stablemates, looked back on the first year of NXT 2.0 and stated that they dominated the brand. Rose vowed to becoming the longest-reigning women’s champion in NXT history and demanded respect. Alba Fyre interrupted and stated that, where she comes from, they let hard work talk for them. She took the fight to Toxic Attraction and slammed Rose to the mat.

– Solo Sikoa filled in for Wes Lee after NXT North American Champion Carmelo Hayes attacked the latter to remove him from their scheduled title match. Sikoa then defeated Hayes to win the gold.

– Nikkita Lyons and Zoey Stark got back on track with a win over Kiana James and Arianna Grace. 

– Security guard Hank Walker didn’t get any entrance music, and he wasn’t wearing ring gear, but he did pick up a surprising win over Javier Bernal.

– Fallon Henley scored a decisive win over Lash Legend on Tuesday night.

– Yulisa Leon announced that she’ll be out of action for several months due to an injury. Sanga tried to comfort her and her tag team partner, but Von Wagner confronted the powerhouse.

– Cameron Grimes initially faced Tony D’Angelo and Channing “Stacks” Lorenzo by himself, but Joe Gacy came to the ring mid-match to team up with him. The leader of The Schism picked up the win, but when Grimes continued to reject him after the bell, the trio attacked him.

– Cora Jade looked back on the first year of NXT 2.0 and vowed to become the top woman on the brand by the next anniversary.

– NXT Champion Bron Breakker was named the brand’s Superstar of the Year, and he had a special  interview on the show. He reflected on his journey up to this point.

– Tyler Bate made it clear that he wants a rematch with Breakker. He stated that JD McDonagh will have to go through him to get another shot at the gold.

– Oro Mensah is coming to WWE NXT 2.0 next week.

– JD McDonagh discussed the importance of hygiene and stated that he has been playing the long game in his pursuit of the NXT Championship.

– Brooks Jensen told Mandy Rose that she was in his dreams, and the exchange led to a brief confrontation between Rose and Henley.

– The Schism attacked Edris Enofe and Malik Blade.

– Sol Ruca discussed her looming debut.

– Multiple video packages throughout the show highlighted the first year of NXT 2.0.

– NXT debuted a new logo that pays homage to the Black and Gold era.

– In response, Grayson Waller, who was upset that he didn’t win the Superstar of the Year Award, took a shot at the Black and Gold era of NXT.

– Elliot commented on his debut and stated that he was on cloud nine.

– The Usos took to Twitter to celebrate Sikoa’s title win.

– Likewise, Sami Zayn responded as well.

– Paul Heyman also chimed in, noting that The Bloodline is the most dominant faction of all time.

– In a WWE Digital Exclusive, the Creed Brothers made it clear that they want revenge on Kemp.

– Finn Balor congratulated everyone involved with NXT 2.0 for a “fantastic year’ and teased that he’s never too far away.

– Johnny Gargano also sent kind words to the stars of NXT 2.0

– In a WWE Digital Exclusive, Shawn Michaels offered Hank Walker an NXT contract.

– Check out the card for next week’s episode of NXT 2.0 by clicking here.

Keep up with all things NXT 2.0 by following along with our live coverage. Also, make sure to check out our review podcast after the show goes off the air on our YouTube channel.

Colin TessierSeptember 14, 2022, 4:03 am

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