Episode Four
Maddox and Phillips were on commentary. Bryon Saxon handled the ring announcing.
1. Paige defeated Emma to win the NXT Women's Title tournament. A fun back and forth match, no heel turn yet. Paige won and is your first NXT Women's Champion. All of the women minus Summer Rae came from the locker room in dresses clapping for Paige.
Triple H's music hit — nothing to take away from someone else's moment like coming out after they win a title. Paige cried. He raised her hand, they posed a few times around the ring, then he left. Renee Young came out to interview Paige. It was a mediocre interview. The WWE photographer was walking around the crowd throughout the night and came up near us to get pictures of the win.
2. Tyler Breeze (Mike Dalton) beat Angelo Hawkins. Dalton was on the stage before his entrance actually began. Dalton filmed himself with his phone the whole time. It was clearly a vanity gimmick. He spent a few minutes (almost literally) in the corner starring at his phone. I imagine this will get edited. Tyler won a short match. He stayed in the ring quite a while doing the stare at his cell phone gimmick after the match. *yawn*
3. Rick Victor and Conor O'Brian beat Mickey Keegan and Aiden English. Victor and O'Brian were billed as billed as "The Ascension." There was a great "You Suck" chant at the end of Connor's song from the crowd. Mickey never got formally tagged in. Ascension won. Many yawned. Let English be funny please!
Bryon announced, "I have just been informed that Tyler Breeze has left the building."
4. Sheamus beat Luke Harper. Apparently, they changed their mind on it being Bray Wyatt (or as I later found out Bray may have hurt his arm). Harper busted out his "yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah" gimmick again so guess it's sticking. This match also appears that it will be on TV. There was a funny moment when Sheamus got Rowan in his little punch gimmick. A friend joked that Sheamus should absorb Rowan's beard because there can be only one. Sheamus won with the Brogue Kick. Sheamus got credit for staying and greeting fans for quite a while afterward.
Nick was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and lived there until the age of 18, when he decided to pack his flack jacket and move to New York City.
