We go back to the ring and out comes Katana Chance and Kayden Carter. Tony walks off with Two Dimes and Stacks. Santos says don’t worry about it, boss, we’ve got this.
They shake hands and Tony says if he doesn’t leave with the NXT North American Title tonight, there will be hell to pay. Tony mentions growing pains in any family, and says Elektra Lopez is off doing what they told her to do, and tonight Santos will do what he is supposed to do. Legado del Fantasma has a chance to get on his good side if they beat The Diamond Mine, and tonight he gets his first taste of gold. Tony D says this is a big night for his crew. – McKenzie Mitchell is backstage with Troy “Two Dimes” Donovan, Channing “Stacks” Lorenzo, Santos Escobar, Joaquin Wilde and Cruz Del Toro. Waller talks more trash on his way to the back. – After the match, Waller stands tall as fans boo and we go to replays. Waller goes out and runs back in, hitting Solo with the big Cutter for the pin to win. Waller with a big superkick, then Solo gets sent into the exposed turnbuckle. Solo goes to the top but Waller rolls to the apron as fans boo. Waller rushes back in but Solo catches him with a Samoan Drop for a big pop. Waller counters and drops Solo over the top rope. Solo with the big Rikishi splash in the corner. Fans chant “Solo!” as he brings it back into the ring and mounts more offense on Waller. Solo looks to come off the top rope but he wastes time, allowing Solo to slap him to the floor. Waller keeps control and taunts Solo now as fans boo him. Waller drops Solo with a DDT for a 2 count. Fans rally for Solo some more as Waller beats him around the ring. They go at it now and Waller nails an axe kick for a 2 count, then another quick 2 count out of frustration. Waller fights out, slamming Waller to the turnbuckles, then to the mat. Waller keeps control and grounds Solo again as we return from the commercial break. Waller grounds Solo with a knee to the back. Solo drops Waller on the entrance-way and stands tall as we go to a picture-in-picture commercial break with the fight continuing around the ringside area.īack from the break and Waller has dominated Solo in the middle of the ring for a few minutes now. Waller runs the ring and slides out, then runs at Solo with a clothesline attempt but it’s blocked. Waller with a Rock Bottom to boos from the crowd. Waller kicks Solo and stomps on his feet a few times. Fans chant for Solo again as he kicks Waller in the back and continues to dominate the match. Waller charges but Solo drops him with a forearm. Solo takes it to the corner with shoulder thrusts now. Solo keeps cutting Waller off and beating him around. Solo keeps control and counters Waller, then levels him with a big clothesline for a 2 count. Solo still drops him in the middle of the ring. The turnbuckle was exposed here, but not used. Solo scoops Waller to his shoulders but Waller slides out to avoid the Samoan Drop. Solo runs into a back elbow in the corner. Solo with a back suplex in the middle of the ring.
Waller turns it around in the corner but Solo quickly takes back control. Solo keeps control for a few more minutes. Solo with a big slam and splash in the middle of the ring for a 2 count. Fans do dueling chants for Solo as he unloads on Waller. Solo brings it into the ring and Waller pleads from his knees. Solo rushes out and attacks Waller on the entrance-way before he can speak again.įans cheer for Solo as he beats Waller around the ringside area, hitting him with the announce table a few times. Waller is tired of censoring himself, so it’s time he tells everyone what he really thinks of Solo. He talks trash to start, insulting Solo and the fans, calling them losers.
We go right to the ring and out comes Solo Sikoa to a pop. We’re now live on a tape delay from the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida as Vic Joseph welcomes us. We also see Tony D’Angelo, Troy “Two Dimes” Donovan, Channing “Stacks” Lorenzo, Santos Escobar, Joaquin Wilde and Cruz Del Toro arriving earlier this afternoon. We see NXT North American Champion Carmelo Hayes and Trick Williams arriving earlier today. – Tonight’s WWE NXT 2.0 episode opens up on the USA Network with a graphic in memory of referee Tim White, who passed away on Sunday at the age of 68.
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