By John Moore, ProWrestling.net Staffer (@liljohnm)
NXT Halloween Havoc
Orlando, Florida, at the WWE Performance Center
Streamed October 31, 2026, on The CW (Netflix internationally)
Arrival shots were shown of Tony D’Angelo, Grayson Waller, Kelani Jordan, Wren Sinclair, and Kendal Grey were shown. A Halloween themed intro teaser video aired. Also note, NXT PLEs aren’t on Tape Delay in the west coast and other timezones unlike the regular weekly show…
Vic Joseph and Booker T were on commentary. Mike Rome was the ring announcer. Danhausen was the host of this year’s Halloween Havoc…
Halloween Havoc host Danhausen and the Mini-Hausens made their entrance. Danhausen did his “very nice, very evil” intro for himself. He talked about how Robert Stone paid him a bunch of human monies to fun this show. Danhausen said he did something extra, by turning rooms in the Performance Center into “scare rooms”. Danhausen said “let the havoc begin”…
Vic Joseph and Booker T checked in on commentary. Booker was dressed normally while Vic wore a purple and green Joker themed suit…
Tavion Heights made his entrance with a Freddy Kruger claw. Myles Borne made his entrance in bloody themed gear with a Jason Vorhees mask…
1. Tavion Heights vs. Myles Borne in a Weapons Wild Match. Heights dumped Borne to ringside. Borne grabbed a Kendo Stick and hit Heights in the gut and throat to send him to ringside. Heights fended Borne back with a fire extinguisher. Heights then ran through Borne by hitting him with the extinguisher. Heights brought a Slim Jim table into play to hype up the crowd.
Borne hit Heights with a chair to the gut after Heights set up the table. Borne hit the ringpost after Heights sidestepped him, which hurt Borne’s hand. Heights gave Borne a Belly to Belly into some props next to the timekeeper area heading into break.[c]
Back from break, Borne put a chair on the ankle of Heights and then gave the chair a knee drop. Vic reminded viewers that Borne injured Tavion’s ankle by Pilmanizing him a few weeks ago. Borne put a trash can on Heights in the corner. When Borne went for a running move, Heights chucked the trash can into Borne. Height gave Borne an Exploder Suplex into the exposed turnbuckles in the corner.
Heights dragged a heavy toolbox in the ring. Borne knocked the toolbox away from Tavion and hit Tavion with the toolbox to open it and spill the contents. Borne pulled out a black bag from the box and poured out nuts and bolts. Borne went for Borne Again, but Heights backdropped Borne into the nuts and bolts. After Borne recovered, he gave Heights an Orton-style draping DDT at ringside.
Heights punched Borne in the gut. Borne came back with a power slam into the chair and nuts and bolts for a nearfall. Borne tried to use stairs and a chair to pin Heights, but Heights kicked out. Heights chucked a chair into Borne when Borne tried to hit him wiht the steel steps. Borne felt on the steps and Heights hit him in the back with a chair (which was mostly blocked by the edges of the gap).
Heights put Borne in a trash can and swung a chair at him (at least it wasn’t an axe, which “killed” Jeff Hardy this past week on TNA). Heights was about to pilmanize Borne’s knee, but Borne begged for mercy. Heights paused a bit, but then Pilmanized Borne’s ankle. Heights put Borne in an Ankle Lock. Borne got to the rope, but there were no rope breaks.
Borne escaped by rolling Heights into the exposed turnbuckles. Heights and Borne made their way to the top rope. Borne grabbed a camera from the cameraperson and then hit Heights with hit, sending him into the Slim Jim table at ringside from earlier. Borne hit Heights with Borne Again on a trash can for the win.
Myles Borne defeated Tavion Heights via pinfall in 14:44 to win the Weapons Wild Match.
John’s Thoughts: The match benefited from being given time to develop over time. That said, WWE hardcore matches are handicapped over the past decade or so given that they stopped using blood for the most part and only for specific big moments. Even the thumbtack fakeout spot is starting to get a bit old (though nuts and bolts are nothing to sleep at). Can we use corn syrup stage blood at least? Anyways, good hard work to eventually make this match pretty decent, but I also feel like Borne preferring to work at a Randy Orton methodical pace makes the match plod a bit.
Tristan Angels was hanging out with some shawtys backstage, acting like he wasn’t scared but ended up freaking out at everything backstage that was set up to be one of those generic haunted house setups. There were random meathooks and knives around. Sean Legacy popped out of a barrel dressed as a butcher to give Angels a boo jumpscare. Legacy ended up taking the ladies hanging out with Angels to go check out some of Danhausen’s scare rooms in the Performance Center haunted house…
John’s Thoughts: Ugh, looks like we’re in for some cartoon BS.
Naraku jumped Shiloh Hill backstage. Both men ended up spitting orange mist at each other during the brawl. Ugh, for some reason, we can see Naraku trapped in his hallucination, which was a long empty hallway. We also saw Shiloh’s hallucination, which sent him to a pumpkin filled forest set, presumably at the Performance Center haunted house. “To be continued” flashed on the screen…
John’s Thoughts: Boooooo! Not as in a jumpscare, but as in I’m booing this cartoony ass stuff.
Entrances for the next match took place…
2. NXT Women’s North American Champion Zaria vs. Izzi Dame in a non-title match. Vic noted that Izzi themed her gear after Gelinda from Wicked to get into Zaria’s head. Izzi tried to run away initially, but Zaria got her hands on Izzi and slammed her around the ring. Izzi came back with a headbutt and boots on the ground. Izzi rode Zaria like a surfboard to mock her past relationship with Sol Ruca. Zaria recovered and did her signature hangman Sleeper on the top rope.
Izzi tripped Zaria off the top rope, sending the back of her neck to the top buckle.[c]
Back from break, Zaria ran through Izzi with running strikes. Izzi went for a top rope dive, but Zaria headbutted Izzi out of the air. Zaria got a two count after a Fallaway Slam. Izzi slammed Izzi’s face on the top rope. Izzi used back elbows to block the hangman spot and put Zaria in the Tree of Woe. This allowed Izzi to hit Zaria with a Spear. Zaria got back to the top and punched Izzi off the top rope.
Izzi dodged a Moonsault and hit Zaria with a Magnum for a nearfall. Izzi and Zaria traded Boo Yay strikes. Izzi got the advantage and a two count after a Chokeslam. Zaria countered Izzi with a Tiger Knee and Spear. Zaria went for her finisher, but then got frozen by trauma with a picture of Sol Ruca appearing on the screen, followed by people dressed as other things that traumatized Zaria around the crowd.
Zaria countered Izzi’s strikes. Izzi hit Zaria with a Gory Neckbreaker for a nearfall. Izzi then went for the title belt but the referee took it away. Zaria rolled up Izzi for a two count and then followed up with a discus lariat. Zaria tried to use the belt, but the referee went to pull it from her. While the belt was in Zaria’s hands, Izzi gave the belt a Knee Plus to send it into Zaria’s face for the pinfall victory.
Izzi Dame defeated Zaria via pinfall in 12:56.
Vic teased “Spin the Wheel, Make the Deal” for the Zilla vs. Dempsey match after the break…[c]
John’s Thoughts: Jeez. That finish was bad. It was Bad-TNA bad from the 2000s. The whole story about Zaria getting panic attacks from her high school past is already cringe. Izzi Lame’s evil plot seems very lame overall. This match for the most part was actually worked really well. Izzi Dame continues her streak of putting on some consistently solid in-ring performances. The psychology of the match fell apart from that part where Zaria froze due to sudden PTSD. It sounded like the crowd didn’t even know what to think either. Let’s move on from this. And we won’t because they’re going to use this to justify a title shot for Izzi, which I’m sure will include some more lame ass unnecessary PTSD spots.
Vic Joseph hyped a WWE ticket discount code…
Hank and Tank and Noam and Romeo met up in front of The Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic trophy backstage. Both team traded respectful jabs at each other, hyping up that they will win the Dusty Cup…
Robert Stone met up with Vanity Project backstage. Brad Baylor complained about how Vanity Project should be in the finals of the Dusty Classic. Stone brought up how he told Vanity Project not to interfere in Jackson Drake’s match. Drake said it was ultimately Kam Hendrix’s fault for the win, and they didn’t know he’ll show up. Stone said he’ll punish them with a six person tag where they will face Rey Fenix, Dragon Lee, and Chad Gable…
They cut to Tatum Paxley, Blake Howard, and Dave LaGreca giving their thoughts on Halloween Havoc so far…
Danhausen and the Mini Hausens met up with Emily Agard at the top of the stage to spin the wheel. The wheel conveniently landed on a “Very Nice, Very Evil” match. Danhausen joked that he didn’t expect the wheel to land on that spot and that the wheel might need oil and ooze. Agard noted that the spot on the wheel means that it’s Danhausen’s choice. Danhausen chose a No-DQ and Falls Count Anywhere match…[c]
Birth Right made their entrance, wearing costumes based off different movies it seems. I’m not sure what movie Lexis King is dressed as, but he looks like he’s cosplaying as the Sinister Minister James Mitchell. Zilla Fatu made his entrance in Mortal Kombat Scorpion themed gear. Vic pointed out the injured hand of Zilla which he has taped up…
3. Zilla Fatu vs. Charlie Dempsey in a Falls Count Anywhere Match. Zilla sent Charlie into the corner and hit him with a Stinger Splash. Dempsey sent ZIlla to the ground and then worked on him with shortarm strikes. Zilla recovered and put Dempsey in the Tree of Woe. Zilla went for a headbutt, but Dempsey used his core strength to dodge the headbutt. Dempsey hit Zilla with a Bridged Suplex for a nearfall.
Zilla dumped Charlie to ringside and gave Charlie’s hand a double stomp on the apron. Zilla then slammed Charlie’s hand on the announce table. Zilla gave Charlie shortarm chops at ringside. Stacks and Uriah Connors saved Charlie’s hand from getting slammed by the steel steps. Zilla found a shovel to keep Birth Right at bay.[c]
During the break, Zilla used a prop fence to fend off the extras in Birth Right. Charlie had tied up some shovels in the middle of the ropes to prop them up to send someone into. Charlie tried to approach Zilla, but Zilla stepped on a shovel to send the handle into the crotch of Charlie. Charlie tossed Zilla into the spines of the fence set up in the corner. Charlie then suplexed Zilla into the suplex in the corner.
Charlie tried to hit Zilla with a pumpkin, but Zilla ducked and Lexis King was hit with the pumpkin. Uriah Connors held Zilla in place to allow Charlie to slam Zilla’s hand into the steel steps. Charlie slammed a pumpkin into the injured hand of Zilla to lead to a two count at ringside. Dempsey used a chain to help put Zilla in an Octopus Hold. Zilla escaped and Dempsey went into a Sleeper.
Zilla escaped by falling on his back. Zilla rallied with clotheslines and a running Senton. Zilla hit King with a superkick. Zilla hit Stacks out of the air with the injured hand. Zilla gave Connors a Rikishi Driver on Stacks. Zilla then gave Dempsey a slam on the chain. Zilla recovered and hit Dempsey with a flying Samoan Spike. Zilla hit Charlie with a Frog Splash for the win.
Zilla Fatu defeated Charlie Dempsey via pinfall in 13:15.
John’s Thoughts: A part of me wanted this to turn into a backstage brawl, since I’m a fan of well done backstage brawls. At the same time I’m glad they didn’t because it probably would have led to more cartoon sh*t. There was a bit of cartoon sh*t here, but at least the focus was on the 5 on 1 handicap, plus the hand injury. While they could try to salvage Birth Right, I’m okay with them sacrificing Birth Right to Zilla who’s the more money act (I just hope they find a way to shift Charlie Dempsey to being more serious, just like when he was in Die Famile in NXT UK).
The show cut to Shiloh Hill tripping balls and acting like a child throughout the Performance Center haunted house. Shiloh talked to the many random presumed developmental wrestlers dressed up as Halloween characters. At one point, Shiloh had to fight off dudes in ghoul masks…
John’s Thoughts: I praised past Halloween Havocs for having fun horror themed cinematics in the past, mostly due to the acting and high production values (which I did in this past week’s TNA Impact written review). This is WWE. Why are we going to low budget kid sh*t now? Gawd Damn!
Tony D’Angelo was shown warming up backstage. Vic then hyped up the video game sponsoring the show…[c]
Still shots were shown from the Cruz Montana vs. Dion Lennox match from a few weeks ago…
A Instagram video was shown where UFC fighter Michael Chandler volunteered to be the referee of the Dion vs. Cruz match on Wednesday…
The show cut to Cruz Montana and Dion Lennox meeting across a table earlier in the night. Cruz said that Dion backed himself into a corner where his boys can’t save him. Cruz said he’ll empty the clip, thrive in the chaos, and prove that there is no part of Dion that is about that life. Dion said he always meant to push Cruz beyond his breaking point, and he fell into his hands.
He said he doesn’t want the watered down version of Cruz, he wants the vicious version of Cruz. Dion told Cruz to unleash all his demons. Dion said he’ll fall down and run right through Cruz after he gets up. He said he’s a machine with discipline. He said he’ll break Cruz again. Dion told Cruz to not let his daughter watch again since she’ll se her sorry ass daddy ain’t no role model or superman. He’s just a dead beat dad with a broken promise.
Cruz got up from his seat to sit right next to Dion. Cruz said Dion never experienced anything like this and his momma and daddy won’t save him from this mistake. Cruz said Dion will fall rock bottom and feel helpless. Cruz said he’ll beat Dion to an inch of his life and Dion will be thing of the past, forever…
John’s Thoughts: The first legit good segment from this “PLE”, and you can usually count on Cruz Montana to put on a great talking segment week in and week out. I also praise Dion Lennox for showing in his last two feuds that he can live up to WWE’s presumed high expectations in him on the mic. He’s been really good verbally against Saquon Shugars before and Dion Lennox now. I’m more hyped for this Wednesday’s preempted NXT than I was Halloween Havoc in the first place and the annoying aspects of this show are proving my expectations right.
They cut to Chantal Monroe bragging to Skylar Rae, Thea Hail, and Nikkita Lyons about beating Lizzy Rain this past week. Lizzy Rain jumped out of a coffin to scare Chantal away…
A hype package aired for the Kelani Jordan vs. Wren Sinclair match…[c]
Still shots from past NXT Halloween Havocs were shown…
This time, they cut to Naraku tripping balls, looking for Shiloh Hill in the Performance Center haunted house setup. Naraku had to fight his share of ghoul masked people. He then fought ghouls in a dirty bathroom area. One ghoul pointed Naraku in the direction of Shiloh. To be continued…
Wren Sinclair made her entrance in Scarlet Witch themed gear (which is timely today with VisionQuest being out now and pretty good so far. I would recommend you go watch Marvel’s VisionQuest over this meh PLE so far). Kelani Jordan made her entrance with a fur coat. Vic noted her makeup was Lion King themed. Mike Rome handled the formal in-ring championship match introductions. I’m not sure what Rome was dressed up as, but to me he looked like the “I like turtles” kid…
4. Kelani Jordan vs. Wren Sinclair for the NXT Women’s Championship. Wren dominated early on with boots before Kelani turned the tables. Lani dumped Wren to ringside with a huracanrana and dropkick. Wren tripped up Lani on the apron and dumped her to ringside with a basement dropkick.[c]
Back from break, Lani ended Wren’s rally with a boot. Kelani exposed one of the bottom buckles. Wren hit Kelani with a facebuster for a nearfall. Kelani hit Wren with a shortarm leg drop for a two count. Kelani hit Wren with a springboard crossbody and Northern Lights for a nearfall. Kelani gave Wren disrespectful shortarm boots. Wren got to her feet and traded right hands with Kelani. Wren rallied with right hands and took down Kelani with a clothesline. Wren used a bridge to break out of Kelani’s pin attempt.
Wren hit Kelani with a neckbreaker on the top rope. Wren hit Kelani with a high cross body block for a nearfall. Both women traded pin attempts. Kelani booted Wren into the bottom buckle. Wren dodged a One of a kind. Wren got a close nearfall after a Crucifix Pin. Lani used a slinshot stomp to injure Wren’s elbow.[c]
Both women traded pin attempts back from break. Wren and Kelani traded Yay Boo strikes. Kelani hit Wren with a shoulderbreaker on her injured arm. Wren hit Wren with a Frog Splash for a nearfall. Kelani put Wren in a armbar at the 15 minute mark. Wren escaped and hit Kelani with a Helicopter Release Slam for a nearfall. Wren reversed a Jackknife pin into the Final Wren-ch. Kelani escaped because of Wren’s injured arm. Lani dumped Wren to ringside.
Kelani dragged Wren into the exposed turnbuckle. Kelani hit Wren with a 450 Splash, but Wren kicked out at two. Wren got the boots up to block a Moonsault. Wren got a two count off an inside cradle. Wren put Kelani in the Final Wrench. Kelani kept trying to roll through, but Wren kept the hold in. Kelani got to her feet and used the turnbuckle to put her in a jackknife pinning situation. Kelani got her foot on the bottom rope for the leverage win.
Kelani Jordan defeated Wren Sinclair via pinfall in 18:40 to retain the NXT Women’s Championship.
Grayson Waller was shown warming up in the locker room…[c]
John’s Thoughts: A nice change of pace from all the kid friendly cartoon gimmicks. This was an awesome match with Wren elevating her game to show she can put on a main event level match. We all know Wren has all the talent in the world and is one of the better in-ring talents on the roster, but this was a showcase to show that she can be cast as more than just the happy go lucky girl next door and little buddy. Really happy they gave both women time in this two segment match. They protected Wren in the end, which means they might be setting up for a rematch between the two. Not to mention, Kendal Grey is still looming in the story now that she’s out of the mental health crisis dimension.
Vic hyped up CW’s college football coverage…
They cut back to Shiloh Hill wandering around the haunted house set, along with Naraku. Naraku and Hill found each other. The Zombie Referee from a few years ago showed up and called for the match to start. Hill and Naraku spilled from the Crow’s Nest area…
5. Naraku vs. Shiloh Hill. Naraku hit Hill with a senton and wheelbarrow slam for a nearfall. A “ring the bell” chant ensued, but the referee was already counting pins. Hill hit Naraku with a inverted moonsault for a nearfall. Naraku and Hill spat mist at each other. Vic noted that Hill used “fog” to counter the mist. Hill hit Naraku with his lift up neckbreaker for the win.
Shiloh Hill defeated Naraku via pinfall in 2:28.
A replay aired to show Shiloh’s “fog” fight off Naraku’s “mist”…
John’s Thoughts: Just end this. A spitting match? Whatever. Poor Naraku. Poor Shiloh too (as I’m really high on this guy. He has charisma, great talking ability, intelligence, and athleticism. They just keep having him do this kiddy BS. Can we get back to the Shiloh Hill we were seeing from his introductory vignettes where he had a dark edge to him?)!!!
NXT GM Robert Stone was getting off the phone with CM Punk presumably. Kelani Jordan showed up to brag about her win. Stone berated Kelani for showing up on Raw unannounced. Stone told Kelani that she’ll defend the NXT Women’s Championship on Wednesday against a mystery person…
They cut back to Blake Howard, Tatum Paxley, and Dave LaGreca to give their thoughts on previous segments. Tatum was hoping she will be the mystery opponent…[c]
Vic Joseph and Booker T checked in on commentary. Tables, Ladders, and Chairs was announced as the next NXT PLE in December…
They cut to Danhausen in his lab. Kam Hendrix met up with Danhausen. Danhausen said Kam looked like a magician in his sports highlight videos. Danhausen said he wants to clone Kam so he can make a profit. Kam said there is only room for one Kam Hendrix. After Danhausen left, Kam was surrounded by lab hands. One of the guys was EK Prosper in hazmat gear. EK beat down Kam and called him a stupid-ass…
The following segments were advertised for the upcoming pre-empted Wednesday NXT: John Cena appearing, Cruz Montana vs. Dion Lennox in an Unsanctioned Match, Kelani Jordan vs. a Mystery Opponent for the NXT Women’s Championship, Chad Gable, Rey Fenix, and Dragon Lee vs. Vanity Project, and The Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic Finals with Cody Rhodes awarding the winners of the cup…
A hype package aired for the Grayson Waller vs. Tony D’Angelo match…
Entrances for the main event took place. Mike Rome handled the formal in-ring championship match introductions. In the middle of the introductions, Waller put on a Fedora and did the Italian hand thing to mock Tony D’s old persona…
6. Grayson Waller vs. Tony D’Angelo for the NXT Championship. Tony D dumped Waller to ringside and hit him with a Suicide Dive. Waller sidestepped Tony and sent him into the steel steps. Tony D countered Waller bay backdropping him off the steel steps.[c]
Back from break, Waller was working on Tony D with methodial offense. Tony D countered with a Belly to Back Suplexes. Tony used suplexes to toss Waller around the ring, throwing in some trash talk. Waller held onto the turnbuckle to block a suplex on the apron. Waller gave Tony D a neckbreaker on the top of the ringpost. This allowed Waller to go back to the methodical offense advantage.
Waller dominated for a few minutes. At one point, Waller put Tony in the Tree of Woe and used him as a Muay Thai striking dummy, leading to more methodical offense after. Tony got a moment of respite after sending Waller’s ribs into the apron. Waller quickly came back by hitting Tony with a DDT on the steel steps. Waller then jawed with Tony D’s wife and baby kid in the front row. This allowed Tony to recover and rally with hands.
Tony D gave Waller ground and pound at ringside. Tony gave Waller a belly to back suplex on the steel steps. Tony then kissed his wife and baby son at the front row.[c]
During the break, Waller turned the tide by giving Tony D a double stomp reversal to the back. Tony D recovered and gave Waller a Super Belly to Belly toss. Tony D fired up and no sold Waller’s right hands. Tony D hit Waller with clotheslines and Belly to Belly Suplexes. D’Angelo hit Waller with a pop up Power Slam for a nearfall. Waller blocked a Spear with a knee and Seth Rollins Stomp. Waller hit Tony D with a dive for a nearfall.
Waller crawled to ringside and pulled out a crowbar. Waller gave Tony a discus forearm. Tony came right back with a Spear. Waller stumbled to the steel steps at ringside. Waller escaped a Uranage attempt. Waller hit the best version of his rolling cutter, but hitting Tony with a rolling cutter and adjusting midair through the announce table, which dropped Vic’s candy bowl. Tony D recovered in the ring and hit Waller with his finishing Uranage.
Waller got a hand on the bottom rope for the rope break. Tony picked up his signature crowbar. The referee prevented Tony from using the crowbar. Waller tackled Tony D into the referee. REF BUMP!!! D’Angelo hit Waller with a Spear, but the ref was bumped. Waller hit Tony with a crowbar across the face. Waller hit D’Angelo with the Rolling Stunner for the victory.
Grayson Waller defeated Tony D’Angelo via pinfall in 22:37 to retain the NXT Championship.
Danhausen walked out and said his personal friend has a message for Waller. CM Punk appeared on the big screen for a selfie promo. Punk talked about Waller constantly is talking trash to him. Punk said it was Grayson Waller vs. CM Punk for the NXT Championship on the pre-empted Wednesday show. Punk’s theme played to end the show…
John’s Thoughts: A good match with a TNA-2000s style Jeff Jarrett crap finish. This show reeked a bit of 2000s Jeff Jarrett/Vince Russo booked Sports Entertainment and finishes gone wrong. Focus back on this match, this match was well worked. Tony D’Angelo has become one of NXT’s stalwarts in terms of putting on good in-ring performances with rookies and veterans alike. D’Angelo is really good at adding emotion and excitement to the in-ring action. On Waller’s end, I like his more aggressive style. His signature stuff is crisp too.
I especially liked how Waller made what is usually impractical, his rolling stunner, and made it practical when he adjusted mid-air to cutter Tony through the announce table. What hurt the match ultimately was the crowbar and Ref Bump cheapness in the end. I still give the match a positive review, it was just the end that sorta left a sour taste in the mouth. With this show definitely being a two match show, the women’s title match was much better and fluid with the main event being a notch below due to the contrived finish.
Hey, Waller did lampshade in his edgy promo that NXT’s women consistently overshadow the men. I talked about it in my reviews on this past Tuesday’s NXT, I was looking forward more to the pre-empted Wednesday NXT next week solely due to the better builds of the Dusty Rhodes Classic and Dion vs. Cruz feud. NXT decided to put their good stuff on their AEW Blood and Guts counter show rather than their kiddy Halloween show (It feels like the writers are aware of what was good and what wasn’t). WWE is propping up the show now with John Cena and Cody Rhodes on the show, putting a Waller vs. Punk title match to cap things. That feels like the real PLE.
As far as how to truncate this show, skip most of this show. There was some hard work from the wrestlers, I won’t take that away from them, but there also was a lot of bad writing and dry kiddy stuff (notably the running Shiloh Hill and Naraku crap that filled most of the non-in-ring segments). Just watch the Women’s Title Match and if you have more time, check out the men’s title match. I might even throw in the Cruz Montana and Dion Lennox sitdown segment as at least they found a way to get NXT’s best current storyline on the PLE. I’ll have more thoughts in my audio review for the Dot Net Members and Patreon Patrons.
