WWE NXT video highlights: New Year’s Evil
WWE began setting the stage for Vengeance Day on last night’s special New Year’s Evil edition of NXT.
An NXT Championship match between Bron Breakker and Grayson Waller took place last night, but it ended with Breakker retaining by countout after the ropes broke twice. Waller wasn’t able to beat the count after the second break.
Later in the show, it was announced that Waller will get a rematch against Breakker for the NXT Championship at Vengeance Day on Saturday, February 4. This time, the match will be inside of a steel cage.
Both members of Toxic Attraction will challenge Roxanne Perez for the NXT Women’s Championship in a triple threat match at Vengeance Day. That was made official after Gigi Dolin and Jacy Jayne simultaneously won a number one contender’s battle royal last night.
New Year’s Evil was also a night of returns with Jinder Mahal, Tiffany Stratton, and Gallus all appearing.
More coverage from last night —
- Speak Now: Reacting to WWE/Saudi Arabia RUMORS
- Tyler Bate return, two matches announced for next week’s WWE NXT
- Jinder Mahal, Tiffany Stratton, Gallus return on WWE NXT
- Three title matches set for WWE NXT Vengeance Day
- WWE NXT New Year’s Evil live results: Breakker vs. Waller
WWE NXT video highlights —
Tony D’Angelo vs. Dijak
Jinder Mahal returns to NXT
Pretty Deadly tag team gauntlet
Carmelo Hayes wants the NXT Championship
The center of the universe is back in NXT
Bron Breakker vs. Grayson Waller for the NXT Championship
Hank Walker vs. Charlie Dempsey
Tyler Bate is returning to NXT for good
Julius Creed vs. Jinder Mahal
20-woman number one contender’s battle royal
Bron Breakker vs. Grayson Waller steel cage match announced for Vengeance Day
NXT fallout: Roxanne Perez is ready to take down Toxic Attraction
NXT fallout: Wes Lee will face hard justice from Dijak at Vengeance Day
NXT fallout: Gallus are tired of The New Day and Pretty Deadly
NXT fallout: Jinder Mahal will teach Indus Sher how to win
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