WWE NXT spoilers for Stand & Deliver go-home show
Next week’s episode of NXT was filmed at the WWE Performance Center on Tuesday.
The company pre-taped the March 28 show as several on the NXT roster will be traveling to Los Angeles next week for Stand & Deliver.
WWE NXT spoilers (Tuesday, March 28) (Courtesy of PWInsider) —
– Axiom qualifies for North American title match
Axiom won a battle royal to qualify for the North American Championship match at Stand & Deliver. Nathan Frazer was the last to be eliminated. Wes Lee was on commentary. Also entered into the battle royal were: Apollo Crews, Bryson Montana, Charlie Dempsey, Dabba-Kato, Damon Kemp, Dante Chen, Dijak, Drew Gulak, Edris Enofe, Javier Bernal, Jinder Mahal, Malik Blade, Odyssey Jones, Oro Mensah (Oliver Carter), Quincy Elliot, Scrypts, Xyon Quinn and Hank Walker.
– Tyler Bate w/ Chase U defeated Von Wagner w/ Robert Stone
After the match, Joe Gacy appeared on the screen and said that he would soon be the one running Chase U.
– Elektra Lopez defeated Valentina Feroz
– Eddy Thorpe defeated Myles Borne
– Indi Hartwell defeated Ivy Nile and Sol Ruca in a “Last Chance” triple threat match to qualify for the NXT Women’s Championship match at Stand & Deliver
– Drew Gulak w/ Charlie Dempsey defeated Hang Walker
Dempsey interfered leading to Gulak picking up the win.
– Tony D’Angelo & Stacks defeated Josh Briggs & Brooks Jensen
After the match, Kiana walked up to Brooks and gave him a kiss. Brooks was happy about this but Briggs and Fallon Henley were not.
– Grayson Waller & Johnny Gargano contract signing
After Waller signed the contract and cut a promo on his upcoming opponent, Gargano hit the ring and the two brawled to close the show. In what might have been a dark segment, Gargano also cut a promo about his history in unsanctioned matches.
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