NXT 2.0 notes: #1 contender’s match, Damon Kemp costs Creed Brothers, Gacy-Grimes

Bate and McDonagh to compete for a title shot, Damon Kemp costs The Creeds their title match, Joe Gacy helps Cameron Grimes, Connor's Cure

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Scheduled for the September 20th episode of NXT 2.0 is Tyler Bate taking on J.D. McDonagh. The winner of that match is going to be the new #1 contender to Bron Breakker’s NXT Championship.

The opening match of the program was The Creed Brothers (Julius & Brutus Creed) challenging Pretty Deadly (Elton Prince & Kit Wilson) for the NXT Tag Team Championships in a Steel Cage match. Damon Kemp cost Julius and Brutus the match. He climbed the cage and while throwing punches with Julius, he tied Julius’ right hand to the cage.

Former NXT UK Tag Team Champion Oliver Carter is arriving to NXT 2.0 on 9/20. He is now going by the name ‘Oro Mensah’.

Quincy Elliot made his NXT 2.0 in-ring debut. He scored a win over Sean Gallagher in singles competition.

Joe Gacy continued trying to get Cameron Grimes to align with The Schism (Gacy, Rip Fowler & Jagger Reid). Grimes opted to take on Tony D’Angelo and Channing ‘Stacks’ Lorenzo in a Handicap match. Gacy came down to the ring to assist Grimes and they ended up winning. When Grimes refused to embrace Gacy post-match, Reid and Fowler attacked him.

There was a singles match between Fallon Henley and Lash Legend that Henley was victorious in. Alongside Brooks Jenson and Josh Briggs, she was accompanied to the ring by Mason Ramirez, a Connor’s Cure survivor.

In a vote to determine NXT 2.0’s biggest superstar over the past year, NXT Champion Bron Breakker was declared the winner.

Below is the one-year anniversary of NXT 2.0 hype video that aired on tonight’s show. A white and gold NXT logo was shown as the show went off the air.

In addition to the #1 contender’s match between Bate and McDonagh, here is what’s scheduled for 9/20:

  • Wendy Choo vs. Cora Jade
  • Best of Three Series: Axiom (1) vs. Nathan Frazer (0)
  • Toxic Attraction (Jacy Jayne & Gigi Dolin) vs. Ivy Nile & Tatum Paxley

‘Security guard’ Hank Walker scored a win over Javier Bernal.

A review of tonight’s program is going to be available to listen to here on the POST Wrestling site by heading over to the ‘upNXT’ folder.

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