TNA World Champion Trick Williams def. Josh Briggs
The TNA World Title remains with Trick Williams, but he already has his hands full with his next potential challenge.
Williams quickly learned that he was in for a fight as his power advantage was non-existent against the hulking Briggs, and the sneaky athleticism fooled the champion as the challenger countered a Powerbomb with a Chokeslam that nearly ended the bout.
An incredible exchange of moves saw Briggs knock Williams to the mat, but his Moonsault missed the mark, allowing the champion to hit Trick Shot to win the match.
Williams’ celebration was cut short as former TNA World Champion Joe Hendry hit the scene and attacked his rival.
Je’Von Evans def. Tavion Heights
Tavion Heights had dreams of breaking off from No Quarter Catch Crew, but his loss to Je’Von Evans means he remains with Charlie Dempsey and Wren Sinclair.
The masked Heights was incredibly impressive and tossed The Young OG around the ring with a bevy of suplexes and slams, all while Dempsey looked increasingly concerned at ringside.
However, Evans was just too bouncy and hit a remarkable twisting splash off the top rope to pick up the victory.
After the match, Jasper Troy hit the scene and shockingly hit Evans with a Black Hole Slam.
Ricky Saints def. Ashante “Thee” Adonis
Ricky Saint is back in the win column and his battle with NXT North American Champion Ethan Page is far from over.
The action started quick with Saints and Ashante “Thee” Adonis trading serious punches, and it was the brash Adonis that gained the upper hand with his quick-strike offense.
Saints displayed incredible fortitude and managed to plant Adonis with a huge Tornado DDT that shook the canvas.
A huge Spear gave way to a match-ending Roshambo by Saints, but Page hit the scene and brutally attacked his rival.
Oba Femi lays down a warrior’s challenge to Yoshiki Inamura
Channing “Stacks” Lorenzo def. Tony D’Angelo to win the NXT Heritage Cup
NXT has a new NXT Heritage Cup champion as Channing “Stacks” Lorenzo won the prestigious, vacant cup by defeating Tony D’Angelo.
Stacks and D’Angelo have been at odds ever since Lorenzo betrayed The Family at Stand & Deliver, and the animosity followed to this championship matchup.
Round One came and went as the two Superstars brawled to a draw, but Round Two belonged to The Don after smashing Stacks on the announce table and hitting him with a Spear.
Round Three didn’t see a fall, but Lorenzo stole a pin in Round Four after D’Angelo’s knee gave out.
Luca Crusifino came down to support The Don, but his attempt went awry as he seemingly accidentally cracked his friend with a bucket which allowed Stacks to steal the win and the NXT Heritage Cup.
Jordynne Grace def. Lash Legend, Jaida Parker and Izzi Dame – Evolution Eliminator Fatal 4-Way Match
The Juggernaut is headed to Evolution as Jordynne Grace won the Evolution Eliminator Fatal 4-Way Match in thrilling fashion.
The action was as frenetic as it was explosive as all four Superstars went all out in hopes of earning a championship opportunity.
Grace and Parker locked in dueling submissions and began slugging it out while wrenching their opponents, but Legend and Dame showed off their power by standing up and slamming them.
Grace showed out by launching all three of her opponents off the top rope with a Superplex, and it led to a chaotic sequence featuring a Hipnotic, a Big Boot and a Codebreaker.
The Juggernaut was the last Superstar left standing and hit a devastating Torture Rack Bomb to win the match and punch her ticket to Evolution.