8/29 NXT results – This week’s show kicks off by revisiting the highlights from last week’s NXT Heatwave event.
We are live from the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida, where The Dyad are already in the steel cage for our opening contest of the night. The returning Creed Brothers are out next!
The Creed Brothers vs. The Dyad in a Steel Cage match
If The Creeds win, they will be reinstated to NXT
Before the match even commenced, a surprise assailant targeted Brutus Creed, leaving him incapacitated just moments before the cage door closed. Joe Gacy took advantage of the situation and promptly sealed the door, trapping Julius Creed in the cage with Rip and Jagger. Seizing the opportunity, the Schismators swiftly removed the incapacitated Brutus from ringside.
Inside the cage, Julius Creed initiated the confrontation with a series of precise punches and well-placed elbow strikes aimed at Jagger and Rip. However, Rip and Jagger countered with their own offense, disrupting Julius’s rhythm. Despite this setback, Julius pressed on, delivering a barrage of powerful blows, including overhead belly-to-belly suplexes on both Jagger and Rip. Attempting a tandem suplex, Rip and Jagger’s efforts were countered as Julius executed a double suplex of his own, demonstrating his strength and determination.
The action remained intense, with Julius utilizing the steel cage to his advantage by forcefully driving Jagger’s head into its unyielding structure. In response, Rip and Jagger retaliated with a double clothesline, followed by coordinated kicks and punches aimed at weakening Julius. Undeterred, Julius mounted a counterattack, transitioning from a stretch muffler submission on Jagger to an ankle lock on Rip. Exhibiting his power, Julius powerbombed Jagger onto Rip, though Rip’s attempt to reach the ropes proved futile, as rope breaks held no sway within the confines of the cage.
Rip and Jagger executed a double hot shot, forcefully driving Julius’s face into the steel cage. In this moment, Rip capitalized on Julius’s vulnerability, delivering strikes while Joe Gacy used the opportunity to advocate for the Schism to Julius. Despite the onslaught, Julius retaliated with his own punches, engaging Rip and Jagger in a fierce exchange.
Rip managed to counter Julius’s German suplex attempt, incapacitating him and leaving him sprawled on the mat. With Julius temporarily incapacitated, Rip and Jagger seized the moment to coordinate their attacks, ultimately sending Julius crashing into the cage. Rip followed up with a boot to the head and a belly-to-back suplex, maintaining their momentum. An orchestrated Irish whip and a series of strikes continued to wear down Julius.
In the midst of the chaos, masked figures descended from the entrance, signaling the return of Brutus Creed. Reentering the fray with vigor, Brutus utilized his strength to clear the ring of the Schismators. Locking eyes on Joe Gacy, who held the key, Brutus pursued him and incapacitated the Schismators with a powerful clothesline.
Brutus tore the cage door off its hinges and entered the ring, wielding the door as a weapon against Jagger and Rip. He executed an exploder on Jagger and a suplex on Rip. Slamming the door against Jagger and Rip against the cage, Brutus asserted his dominance.
Brutus executed a press slam into the cage and another onto Rip, showcasing his remarkable strength. The Creed brothers’ communication signaled a change in momentum as they united to slam Jagger into the cage multiple times. Although Julius hoisted Jagger onto his shoulders, Rip intervened, saving his partner and sending Julius into the cage.
Using Rip as a springboard, Jagger delivered a running dropkick that connected with Brutus against the cage. The assault continued with Jagger’s strikes, but the Creed brothers remained resolute. When Rip and Jagger attempted to drop the cage door onto Brutus, the brothers thwarted their efforts, positioning the door on Rip and Jagger instead.
Julius lifted both Rip and Jagger onto his shoulders, allowing Brutus to launch a cannonball attack that struck both opponents with considerable force. The Creed brothers concluded the bout with a final series of clotheslines, securing the three-count and emerging triumphant in this intense cage match.
Winners: The Creed Brothers
Post-match, Ivy makes her presence known, entering the cage to celebrate with the triumphant Creed brothers, underlining their shared victory.
– We go to Roxanne Perez. She says a few months ago she would have said that she respects Gigi, Kiana, and Blair. If she said that now, it would be a damn lie. She says she does not care if she has to walk over three bodies to get the NXT Women’s Championship. She was called the prodigy for a reason. She says she wants it now. This is the first step to get back what she never lost in the first place.
– Vic and Booker are in the aisle to talk about the Global Heritage Invitational.
We go to commercial.
– We are back with Tony and Channing. Carmelo shows up and they put their titles down on a table together. Tony says all that matters is championship gold. The Street Profits show up to join the party. Montez says they love what he is doing with the NXT title. Hayes says he appreciates the love and he says he needs to erase that asterisk. Tony says that he heard the Street Profits ran things around here. Ford says the next time they are in the neighborhood, they will see what’s happening.
In the background, Dana Brooke, Kelani Jordan, Lola Vice, and Elektra Lopez brawl. We see The Spice Four in the Toxic Attraction Lounge.
Charlie Dempsey vs. Butch in a Group A Round Robin Match in the Global Heritage Invitational Match
Butch initiates the action with a snap mare, followed by Charlie countering with an arm bar, leading to a progression into a wrist lock. Butch responds with a head butt, prompting Charlie to execute a wrist lock suplex that garners a near fall. Dempsey takes control with an arm bar, while Butch counters with a hammer lock, strategically targeting the hand. Charlie manages to reverse the situation, focusing on Butch’s hand and delivering a bridge before unleashing a stomp on the elbow. A side head lock from Charlie is met with a forceful clothesline from Butch. Further intensifying the encounter, Butch employs a finger-pulling technique and follows up with a series of impactful forearms and a chest-striking boot. Butch’s attack continues with a flurry of chops, met by Charlie’s defiant slap. The exchange evolves into a sequence of back-and-forth forearms and European uppercuts. Butch regains momentum with a well-executed enzuigiri and a stomp directed at Charlie’s hands.
Charlie responds with a German suplex that results in a close near fall. Butch seizes the moment to go for a wrist lock, subsequently transitioning into a kimura submission while employing a body scissors for added pressure. Charlie answers with a butterfly suplex and an ensuing bridge, narrowly missing the victory. A reverse Muta Lock is applied by Charlie, countered by Butch who grabs the hand and delivers a stomping blow.
Butch alters the course of the match by executing a forceful kick to Charlie’s back before ascending the turnbuckle. However, Charlie halts Butch’s ascent and sets up for a Regal superplex, transforming it into a Dragon Superplex. Astonishingly, Butch manages to land on his feet, leveraging the opportunity to target Charlie’s fingers once again. The momentum culminates in Butch executing the “Bitter End” maneuver, securing the victory through a three-count.
Winner: Butch (2 Points)
– Ilja Dragunov walks in the back as we go to commercial.
– We are back and McKenzie is with Dragon Lee. She mentions his pinfall over Dom and if that means that he is back in the title picture. Lee says that he is back in the hunt and Lyra was a great partner. Mustafa Ali shows up and he says that Dom beat Lee already in a one on one match and he never got his chance in a one on one match. He is sick of seeing that outsider with the title. Ali says they can agree that Lee stepped up to the plate and struck out so Ali is up to bat now.
– Ilja Dragunov is in the ring. He says he stood in the ring with a man who desperately tried to prove himself. Trick Wiliams impressed him. He says Trick is not a mere entertainer, you stood your ground in this ring and deserves everyone’s respect. Nothing stands in his way to his ultimate destiny, the NXT Championship. Everyone has seen what happens when the dragon spreads his wings. This is a message to you Carmelo. We will . . .
Noam Dar appears in the Toxic Lounge and he says it is time for a Supernova Sessions Live.
Ilja says he would love to put the attention on Noam.
Noam says he gets to sit back and relax until No Mercy to see which of the dafties get to lose to him at No Mercy. You are out here begging and pleading for a match against Carmelo Hayes. That is pathetic.
Ilja says he is happy that Noam and his friends can enjoy the best things in life. He says Noam is a lucky man. Every time something or someone gets his hands on that Heritage Cup…
Noam says there is no luck involved. Oro says something to Ilja in German and Ilja wants to know one reason he shouldn’t go up there. Lash says that Noam is not afraid of anyone. Oro wants to know where is Ilja’s title. Noam says Ilja has lots of excuses.
Ilja takes off his jacket and he makes his way towards the Lounge. Noam tells Ilja not to come up and he says it is time to make it official. Next week, we can have a battle. The Mad Dragon in one corner… Oro says he will be in the other. He says Ilja does not belong in the same ring as Noam.
Ilja says something to Oro in German and he says he will break Oro. Oro and Ilja exchange forearms until Ilja hits an enzuigiri and he sets for Torpedo Moscow but Oro gets out of the ring.
– Von Wagner tells Bron he calls himself the bad ass, but you are more like the Blind Side Bron Breakker. You are pissed off because I tabled your ass. Next week, don’t worry about blindsiding him and Von says he will bring the furniture because it will be No Disqualification.
We go to commercial.
Elektra Lopez and Lola Vice vs. Dana Brooke and Kelani Jordan
Jordan with a drop kick to Lopez and an arm drag. Lola tags in and Jordan with a drop toe hold and side head lock. Elektra helps block an arm drag. Lola with a take down and Elektra tags in. They hit a double clothesline for a near fall. Lopez with an Irish whip and she gets Jordan up but Jordan with a sunset flip for a near fall. Lopez with a double thrust to the throat and a running back elbow into the corner. Lopez with a kick and elbow drop for a near fall. Lola tags in and hits a spinning back fist for a near fall. Lola with knees to the midsection. Jordan with a rollup for a near fall. Jordan with a heel kick and both women are down. Dana and Lopez tag in and Dana sends Lopez into the turnbuckles. Dana with forearms.
Dana with elbows in the corner followed by short arm clotheslines. Dana sends Lola into Lopez in the corner and Dana with a handspring back elbow into the corner. Dana with a bulldog out of a wheelbarrow for a near fall. Dana back flips Jordan onto Lopez for a near fall and Lola breaks up the cover. Lola sends Dana into the ring steps and Lopez with a forearm to Lopez. Lola with a spinning back heel kick and Lopez with a spinebuster. Lola gets the three count.
Winners: Lola Vice and Elektra Lopez
– Eddy Thorpe walks in the back as well as Dijak.
We go to commercial.
– Gigi Dolin says the road to the Women’s Championship is choosing the devil you know versus the devil you don’t know. Chaos is what I know. You have to have a mean streak to win this match. The best thing Tiffany did was make the four biggest threats fight for a shot at her. Tiffany’s biggest mistake was putting Gigi in the match.
– Trick Williams is in the locker room and Carmelo shows up. Trick says he talked to the Street Profits. Hayes says he can’t have people think the only reason he beat Ilja at Great American Bash was because of Trick. Trick says he needs to cut out the noise. Hayes asks Trick if he can beat Ilja. Trick says he does and Carmelo wants to know if he really can do it. Hayes says he trusts Trick and he asks if he can beat Ilja or not. Hayes says that is all he needed to say, after Trick didn’t say anything and Hayes leaves. Trick says he doesn’t think Hayes can, he knows he can.
Dijak vs. Eddy Thorpe
Eddy with a forearm to Dijak when Dijak comes after him in the aisle. Eddy drop kicks Dijak into the ring steps.
They get into the ring and Thorpe with a Yakuza Kick and belly-to-back suplex for a near fall. Eddy with a brainbuster for a near fall. Eddy goes for a punch but Dijak grabs Eddy by the throat. Eddy with punches but Dijak with High Justice for a near fall. Eddy counters a choke slam with a rollup for a near fall. Dijak with a forearm and Eddy with an enzuigiri. Dijak and Eddy exchange chops. Dijak with a super kick but Eddy with a clothesline and both men are down. Dijak takes his belt off and wraps it around his fist. Eddy avoids a punch and Eddy with a forearm. Eddy gets the belt and Dijak blocks it. Dijak with a kick and they play tug of war with the belt. Eddy with a back heel kick. Eddy with a front face lock but Dijak with a punch.
Eddy sends Dijak shoulder first into the ring post and follows with a pescado. Dijak kicks Eddy into the announce table. Dijak tosses Eddy into Booker’s chair but Booker got up in time. Dijak sends Eddy into the ring and he grabs a chair. Dijak is warned by the referee and he misses Eddy and hits the turnbuckle. Eddy kicks Dijak and the referee takes the chair. Eddy goes for a suicide dive but Dijak punches Eddy with the belt and he follows with a cyclone kick for the three count.
Winner: Dijak
– We go to Kiana James for comments about the main event. She says when you say Kiana James, you picture success. Everyone has the opportunities but they fall short. Blair has an identity complex while Gigi has mommy issues. Kiana says she doesn’t make excuses. She makes things happen. Her success is measured by actions. She will make sure her hand is raised.
– Baron Corbin yells at a production assistant and Bron Breakker shows up. Bron says he wants a thank you from Baron for saving his ass last week. Bron says he will put an end to Von’s fairy tale and if you think about getting involved. Baron says he doesn’t care about Von or Bron. Bron says if Baron gets involved, it will be the End of Days for you. Baron appreciates the pun and tells Bron to make sure not to be put through a table.
We go to commercial.
– We are back with more of the sleeping Lotharios.
They are told to remember what they were told by their grandfather. Angel’s hands are bleeding and he washes them. There is a knock on the door and Humberto says he just had a dream about their grandfather. Angel says he had the same dream. Angel shows the wound when he woke up and he asks if he is crazy. Humberto has the same scars. Angel talks about family and how everything got ripped away. He says that they are being looked down on and they need to start from scratch. They say that he was a great luchador but he was a greater man. Angel says he has his fire while Humberto has his heart. Humberto says they will see the glory for them and for him.
They will return next week.
– Vic and Booker talk about Terry Funk and Bray Wyatt. We take a look at the Bray Wyatt tribute video.
We see the rocking chair in the aisle as we go to commercial.
– Blair Davenport says her opponents are former champions. She has not won a title but she has destroyed women all over the world for a decade. She is smiling about what awaits her. She will become the number one contender. She takes great pleasure in watching her opponents in pain and she gets three for the price of one tonight.
– Rhea and Dom talk about how Dragon Lee and Mustafa Ali want a piece of Dom. She says it doesn’t matter what happened at Heatwave, Dom will hold the title until he retires and she will make sure that happens. Dom says Lee and Ali argue about who will face him next. How about you two fight it out and he will face the winner at No Mercy. Dom says he will be the guest referee to make sure there is a winner.
Joe Coffey vs. Nathan Frazer in a Group B Round Robin Match
They lock up and Joe sends Frazer to the mat. Frazer with a waist lock and Joe with a hip lock take down. Joe with a waist lock and take down. Joe misses an elbow drop. Joe with a wrist lock. Frazer with a reversal and take down. Joe with a double thrust to the midsection. Frazer escapes a slam but Joe holds on to the ropes on an O’Connor Roll. Joe with a slam after Frazer hits the rope throat first. Joe with a flying drop kick. Frazer with a side head lock take down. Joe tosses Frazer aside and drops Frazer on the top rope. Joe with a belly-to-back suplex for a near fall. Joe pushes Frazer into the corner. Joe is sent to the apron and Frazer drops Joe on the to rope. Frazer drop kicks Joe off the apron onto the announce table.
We go to commercial.
We are back and Frazer with a springboard moonsault into a reverse DDT and both men are down. Joe with a forearm and Frazer with forearms of his own. Frazer with a running forearm and a twisting suplex for a near fall. Joe grabs Frazer and tries for a German suplex but Frazer with a back elbow. Joe with a pop up European uppercut followed by Glasgow Sendoff and a German suplex for a near fall. Joe sets for All The Best for the Bells but he goes to the floor when Frazer moves. Frazer with a suicide dive. Frazer sends Joe back into the ring and Frazer with a springboard splash for a near fall. Frazer goes up top for a Phoenix Splash but Joe stops him. Joe with a German superplex attempt but Frazer knocks him off the turnbuckles. Frazer lands on his feet when Joe hits a German superplex. Frazer with a super kick and he goes up top for a Phoenix Splash but misses and he rolls through.
Joe with All the Best for the Bells for the three count.
Winner: Joe Coffey (2 Points)
– We go to Chase University and they are in class but Thea is not there. Duke says that Thea is late and Andre wonders if she skipped class. Andre mentions Duke being in the Global Heritage Invitational. Andre says he didn’t know Duke was from Australia. Andre says he thought it was New Zealand. Andre explains the rules of the tournament. Thea shows up after class ends. Thea asks if it is a crime to miss a class. Duke says it was one class, but it was an important class. Thea says she has plans to go out and Jacy asks if Thea is ready.
– We go to Anonymous who sees Fallon Henley talking to Myles Borne and she asks if he likes being treated the way he is. Fallon asks Myles if he wants to join Josh and Brooks against Charlie, Damon, and Drew. Myles accepts the offer.
We go to commercial.
– We are back with Wes Lee and he wants to thank everyone for the positive comments. He is trying to clear his head because Heatwave didn’t go the way he wanted. He says that he is not done with Hayes. He is going to get another opportunity and he says the result will be different.
– McKenzie asks Tyler about the Tournament. He says Butch is a tough challenge. Charlie is in a must win situation and he is a technician. Axiom is a tough fighter. Tyler says Butch has been one of his biggest friends and his toughest rivals. He says he has to deal with Dabba-Kato first. You made a big mistake thinking you could push him around. Tyler says he will be in the ring next week. He will be Davey to Dabba-Kato’s Goliath.
– Next week, Mustafa Ali faces Dragon Lee with Dominik Mysterio as guest referee. Bron Breakker faces Von Wagner in a No Disqualification Match. Tiffany Stratton faces the winner of the main event.
Roxanne Perez vs. Blair Davenport vs. Gigi Dollin vs. Kiana James in a Number One Contender Match
Gigi and Kiana are sent to the floor and Gigi pulls Kiana off the apron and connects with a forearm. Perez punches Blair after a Thesz Press. Perez with a forearm to knock Gigi off the apron. Blair sends Perez throat first into the ropes. Blair catches Perez but Perez gets to her feet. Perez with a handstand head scissors into a rollup on Blair for a near fall. We get a series of near falls. GIgi and Perez with rollups for near falls at the same time. Kiana with a knee to Blair and Perez with a forearm to Gigi. All four go outside the ring. Perez and Gigi exchange forearms on the apron but Gigi with a uranage on the apron. Gigi Irish whips Kiana into the ringside barrier. Blair with a double stomp to Gigi off the ring steps. KIana with a moonsault off the ringside barrier onto Blair. Perez with a suicide dive to Gigi.
Perez sends Kiana back into the ring but Kiana rolls to the floor. Perez with forearms to Blair followed by punches. Kiana trips Perez and she kicks Perez and Blair does the same. Kiana and Blair kick Perez in the corner. Gigi with a head butt to Kiana and Blair with a forearm to Gigi. Gigi and Blair exchange forearms. GIgi with a neck breaker to Blair. Kiana with shoulders in the corner to Perez. Kiana gets a near fall on Perez. Kiana with a body scissors on Perez. Perez leans back to get a near fall. Kiana kicks Gigi in the corner and she returns to the body scissors on Perez. Gigi with a figure four head scissors on Kiana and Blair with a figure four head scissors on Gigi. Perez with a sharpshooter to Kiana.
Blair sends Perez into the corner but Perez goes to the apron to avoid Blair. Blair kicks Perez on the turnbuckles and sets for a superplex. Perez blocks it and Kiana gets on the ropes to turn it into an attempted double superplex. Gigi comes under and we get a Tower of Doom. Gigi with kicks to Blair and Kiana. Gigi with a forearm to Blair and a running hip to the back and a drop kick to Blair against the ropes for a near fall. Gigi sets for a butterfly suplex but Blair escapes and sends Gigi into the ropes. Kiana with an enzuigiri to Blair and she sends Gigi into the ring post. Kiana with a forearm to Blair and Blair fires back. Perez goes for a cross body but Kiana and Blair catch her. Perez with an arm drag to Blair and a handstand head scissors to Kiana. Perez with running uppercuts to Kiana and Blair. Perez with punches on the turnbuckles and a cross body to Blair. Perez tries for a side Russian leg sweep but Blair sends Perez to the mat. Gigi with a double clothesline to Blair and Kiana. Perez with a neck breaker to Gigi for a near fall.
Perez sets for a float over into a sunset flip but Blair drop kicks Perez into the turnbuckles. Kiana is sent to the apron. Blair with a Falcon Arrow for a near fall when Gigi breaks up the cover. Gigi with a half and half suplex for a near fall. Perez with a head scissors off the apron to Gigi. Perez sets for Pop Rox on the floor and Blair kicks Perez in the back and Perez hits Pop Rox. Blair goes up top and hits a double stomp on Perez. Perez with a back heel kick and Pop Rox but Blair falls to the floor. Gigi blocks a back heel kick and Gigi with a kick and she sets for the Gigi Driver but Perez holds on to the ropes. Kiana hits 401k on Perez and a face buster to Gigi for the three count.
Winner: Kiana James
After the match, Tiffany Stratton stands face to face with her opponent for next week.
– Carmelo Hayes walks to Shawn Michaels’ office and he walks in and says that he needs to talk.
We go to credits.
–– Here is what’s in store ––
- The Creed Brothers vs. The Dyad in a Steel Cage match to open the show. If The Creeds win, they will be reinstated to NXT
- Dabba-Kato vs. Tyler Bate (match status up in the air after being pulled from social media)
- Dana Brooke and Kelani Jordan vs. Lola Vice and Elektra Lopez
- Dijak vs. Eddy Thorpe
- Blair Davenport vs. Gigi Dolin vs. Kiana James vs. Roxanne Perez to determine the new #1 contender to NXT Women’s Champion Tiffany Stratton for a future title shot
- The eight-man NXT Global Heritage Invitational tournament will begin to determine the finals on September 26. The finals that night will crown the new #1 contender to NXT Heritage Cup Champion Noam Dar for a match at the NXT No Mercy Premium Live Event on Saturday, September 30. The first two matches for this week are Butch vs. Charlie Dempsey, and Nathan Frazer vs. Joe Coffey
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8/29 NXT Results
