NXT Level Up Discussion Thread

[Dale]

Super brief clip but her having that style could make her one to keep an eye on.

Kendal Grey fka Peyton Prussin

Prussin was signed to a WWE NIL deal as part of the third class of signings earlier this year, and per PWInsider, has signed an official full-time contract with the company.

Prussin was a collegiate wrestler during her time attending Life University, having won numerous NAIA Championships.​

 

[Hoss]

That was a fantastic looking belly-to-belly suplex.

 

[Y2Jayne]

This week on NXT Level Up :

Dante Chen def. Drake Morreaux

Tatum Paxley def. Brinley Reece

OTM def. Je’Von Evans, Tyriek Igwe & Tyson Dupont​

 

[Y2Jayne]

This week on NXT Level Up :

Tavion Heights def. Urah Connors

Blair Davenport & Stevie Turner def. Carlee Bright & Kendal Grey

Eddy Thorpe def. Dion Lennox​

 

[Y2Jayne]

This week on NXT Level Up :

Riley Osborne def. Kale Dixon

Karmen Petrovic def. Wren Sinclair

Hank & Tank def. Javier Berrnal & Drake Morreaux​

 

[Y2Jayne]

Jakara Jackson def. Arianna Grace​

The Meta-Four's Jakara Jackson scored a major victory over The Beauty Queen of NXT, Gigi Dolin.
Miss NXT brought the fight right to Miss Jackson, using her incredible chain wrestling skills to stick her opponent to the mat and cause concern amongst Noam Dar, Oro Mensah, and Lash Legend at ringside.
The numbers game ended up benefitting Jackson in a huge way as Mensah distracted the referee long enough to allow his teammate to rake Grace's eyes before hitting a running leg lariat to pick up the impressive victory.

Jaida Parker def. Carlee Bright​

Jaida Parker has flashed a newfound confidence and mean streak ever since joining OTM, and that bluster was on full display during her bout against energetic rookie Carlee Bright.
Never one to refrain from trash talk, Parker started the bout by hurling her opponent into the turnbuckles before dodging a dropkick, placing Bright across the second rope and ruthlessly attacking her midsection.
After some encouragement from her newfound friend Kendal Grey at ringside, Bright got back in the fight by going airborne for a couple of clotheslines and an impressive headscissors takedown, but Parker once again eluded the hard-charging Bright and claimed the win with a hip strike to the face.

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Edris Enofé & Malik Blade def. Dante Chen & Dion Lennox​

Though they recently had their 14-match win streak snapped by Drew Gulak and Charlie Dempsey, Edris Enofé and Malik Blade got back on track with a hard-earned victory against Dante Chen and Dion Lennox, an intriguing duo that was teaming for the first time.
Chen and Lennox nearly scored the upset when Lennox took down Blade with a picture-perfect northern lights suplex for a long two-count, but Blade escaped Lennox’s clutches after some strong words of encouragement from Brinley Reece.
With all four competitors brawling, Blade hoisted Chen and planted him face-first with a unique slam for the three-count.

 

[Y2Jayne]

Eddy Thorpe def. Kale Dixon


Two competitors who have recently traveled a long, hard road on the comeback trail collided when Eddy Thorpe and Kale Dixon pulverized each other in NXT Level Up’s thrilling opening bout. Still seeking his first win since returning from a serious shoulder injury, Dixon unloaded with several menacing strikes and stomps and earned a two-count with a tilt-a-whirl. Fired up after receiving a savage chop, Thorpe found a new gear and landed a boot to the face, an elbow drop and an Impaler for the win.

Kelani Jordan def. Kendal Grey


Still riding high after her thrilling win in a Six-Woman Tag Team Match at NXT Stand & Deliver, Kelani Jordan looked to keep rolling as she bounded to the ring for her clash with impressive rookie Kendal Grey. Making her singles debut, Grey showed no trepidation against her more experienced opponent, keeping pace in the mat-grappling portion of the bout and landing an overhead suplex. Jordan soon fired back, however, by hitting an innovative slam and landing the decisive split-legged moonsault.

Je’Von Evans def. Riley Osborne

Two of the most exciting competitors in NXT Level Up history, Je’Von Evans and Riley Osborne electrified the NXT Arena during a sprint of a main event. Chase University’s newest enrollee cartwheeled his way out of danger in the early goings, only for Evans to catch him in a jaw-dropping hurricanrana before striking with a sky-high dropkick. With the NXT Universe bellowing his nickname, “The Young OG” wiped out Osborne on the ringside floor by launching himself over the top rope, though Osborne soon returned the favor by leaping and twisting over the top rope to clobber Evans at ringside. Moments later, Evans got the better of Osborne during a series of pinfall reversals to secure the victory​