WWE Great American Bash 2025 Airs Live July 12, 2025, from Center Stage in Atlanta, Georgia. This year’s event features TNA’s top NXT talent and stars, building towards Slammiversary and Summerslam with major title matches and fierce rivalry. With a stacked lineup and explosive contract signing involving Trick Williams, Joe Hendry and Mike Santana, the show is set to be delivered from start to finish.
The pre-show will start at 2pm at 2pm and the main cards will start at 3pm EST. US fans can live stream the event on Peacock and NBC, while international audiences can tune it via Netflix. Ringside News offers live-to-match updates and highlights throughout the show. Stay locked on this page, update frequently for the latest results and join the conversation with the comments below!
WWE Great American Bash Countdown Pre-Show (7/12/25)
Hosts Megan Morant and Sam Roberts take a look at today’s match lineup.
The video package will air with the emphasis on the men’s North American title match.
Before their match, let’s take a look at Jasper Troy and Javon Evans.
Blake Howard interviews Jasper Troy.
Blake asks about Jasper’s journey to WWE. Jasper says he doesn’t like to talk about his past, but he has always loved physical contact. He recalls the moment playing football in Kansas when he wanted to kick someone in Kansas, stand on top of him, crush his head into the grass. That’s the same way he brings to WWE. He is fine and leaves his body path behind.
When asked what LFG means to him, Jasper says he was inspired by Booker T, Baba Leidudrey and Undertaker. They taught him to take advantage of every opportunity. He’s not here to make friends. He is here to conquer.
Jasper says that when he began facing Je’von Evans from a feud with Oba Femi, Je’von grew up in a structured environment, but he didn’t have it. Jasper says he had to make his own path, and Evans doesn’t joke at his expense. Asked about Je’von’s in-ring style and how he prepares, Jasper admits that Evans is talented, but insists that he cannot go to the toes with him. He says he will hit je’von and drive him to the mat. Jasper declares that the future of NXT belongs to him. He closes by saying he’s defeating everyone. He plans to test how “voluptuous” Je’von is. Jasper says he is true – and the world is about to find it.
I’ll go to the video after NXT. There, Josh talks to Inamra.
Josh tells Inamra they have an oba where he wants. He says he will do anything to help Tanaka and asks why he appears upset. This is the biggest match of his career. Inamura says he wasn’t trying to hurt the old man. He wants to fight him with honor. Josh says he understands, but this is not about honor. By winning the title, you become a national hero in Japan. He promises they will make sure it happens.
Next, we will shift to a video package for women’s North American title matches.
Kelly Kincaid interviews Izzi Dame, joined by Tatum Paxley. Kelly asks how their friendship began. Izzy says she saw herself in Tatum. She explains that Spears gave her instructions and now she wants to do the same for Tatum. Tatum says he’s happy that he finally makes real friends. Izzy was the first person who really wanted to be her friend. Everyone else disappeared. She says she feels this is the closest to having a family.
Izzi believes Tatum helped him get his first title match. Kelly then raises Sol Luka and Zaria and asks Tatham how she feels about them. Tatum says that she and Izzi both have done bad things in the past, but that doesn’t mean they have to be kind to anyone. She says she didn’t feel like she belonged to Zaria and Sol, and was treated like a third wheel. But at Izzy, she feels important. Izzi reminds her of everything Sol and Zaria have done, saying that Tatum doesn’t need such a friendship. When asked about Sol, Izzy says that since no one has been hotter in the ring than her lately, it’s better for her to do her best. Izzy says it won’t stop until she becomes North American champion. Tatum closes by saying he knows her new friend is walking with the title.
We will look at the circumstances surrounding the signing of the TNA contract and set the stage for the future.
The video package will be broadcast to highlight upcoming tag team matches.
Megan says that tonight’s show will start with Jaspert Roy vs. Jevon Evans.
The video package will then be broadcast and focused on tag team match.
Behind the scenes, Kelly Kincaid interviews the fatal impact. Jacy Jayne arrives first and tells Kelly that she can start the interview without anyone else. Kelly asks that this is the biggest weekend of her career in matches in both the Great American Bash and Evolution.
Jacy says Jordynne Grace and Blake Howard are not a real team. She says that fatal impact is a real unit and Blake will know that there is a level in this. According to Jacy “Blake says she is the next champion, but her partner and everyone else have said the same thing. I’m already a champion. And I’ll stay as a champion.”
Kelly brings up the trust issues the group had over the past year. Jacee says they’ve always aimed to win championships and shape the division. Now, a year later, Fallon wins the North American title and she is the world champion. She says she will do whatever it takes to win a tag match on Saturday, whatever it takes to hold on Sunday.
When asked about her early days of toxic charm and where her thinking lies now, Jacee says she always knew that she was meant for this role, even if fans didn’t believe it. She says she joined Fallon and helped Jazmine get back from her unrelatedness. Now she heads to the biggest weekend in women’s wrestling as a champion.
Kelly then asks about her falling into evolution as the NXT women’s champion. Jacee says people doubted that she could become the evolutionary champion. “I’m tired of being called the beatable champion most. How can I defeat Stephanie Verker and Rainey Reed? Fallon and Jazmine arrive, and Jacey ends the interview abruptly. “That’s enough. The interview is over.”
WWE Great American Bash Results (7/12/25): Live Match Updates and Highlights
The show’s announcers are Booker T, Vic Joseph and the Corey Glaves.
Jasper Troy vs. Ivon Evans
Jasper Troy starts off aggressively, pushing Je’von Evans into the corner and suffocating him onto the rope. He pies Evans, but Evans fights back with a slap. Troy swings roughly, makes a mistake, giving Evans a short opening to land the punch.
Troy launches Evans onto the ramp on the top rope. Evans recovers with a kick and when Troy tries to throw him into the ring post, Evans flips over to the other side of the apron. Evans attempts to move the springboard, but Troy catches him. Evans escapes the slums and connects with a dropkick, but he grabs his rib in pain.
Evans goes to the head size of the slingshot, but Troy blocks it. Troy pushes Evans up to his shoulder, and Evans counters to the sleeper hold. When Troy crosses the top rope, both men spill onto the floor. Outside, Troy drives Evans into the apron with a spinebuster and continues with him throwing him back into the ring.
Evans hits Enz Igiri, but Troy quickly throws him again onto the top rope. Troy drags Evans to his throat, smacks him on the apron and returns him to the ring above his shoulder. Troy dumps Evans on the top rope and continues with a big splash. The judge checks Evans, but Troy is not finished. He hits another splash on Evans’ back and locks it into a rear tinlock to polish him.
Jasper Troy heads Je’von Evans to the turnbuckle. Evans fights back with a punch, but they barely fudge Troy. Troy slams Evans hard on the mat, but misses Evans dropping his elbows so he doesn’t get in the way.
Evans lands more punches, dodges kicks, and hits jump punches. He attempts a German suppression on the springboard, but Troy blocks it. Evans then tries a springboard cutter, but Troy catches him in the air and drops him first into the top turnbuckle, followed by a backbreaker and slam.
Troy continues his attack with a corner splash and a powerful beer throw. He targets the bandages around Evans’ rib bones and applies a sitting abdominal stretch to create more pain. Evans eventually escapes and connects with a punch. Troy misses a splash in the corner and grabs Evans, but Evans rebuts with an elbow on his back and more strikes. Troy pushes him down to block the kick, but Evans fights back with another shot.
Evans goes to the springboard cutter again, but is unable to fire properly due to the injured rib. Troy walks across Evans’ body and sets up for the Vader bomb, but Evans moves just in time. Evans repeatedly kicks and punches Troy, bringing him back to the corner. The referee pulls Evans apart, but he responds with a thrust kick and another follow-up kick.
Troy sets up a chokeslam, but Evans escapes and attempts a German suppression for the deadlift. However, he is unable to lift Troy, and Troy blocks the attempt. Evans fights back with a kick from the apron, connecting with a springboard crossbody for the nearby fall. Troy cuts out another springboard cutter, but Evans nails a rebound round house kick and nails it for another two counts. Evans is heading for the top, but Troy cuts him off and crashes into the mat.
Troy makes a mistake for the big boots and drops the top rope towards the floor. Evans is capitalized on the outside with plancha. Back in the ring, Evans hits a rebound and the German suppression becomes a deadlift. He climbs the turnbuckle and lands a frog splash, but Troy is kicked out at 2 and a half years old. Jaspert Roy catches Jevon Evans coming out of the turnbuckle, delivering a thunderous chokeslam, followed by running boots on his face. Troy sets up a black hole slam, but Evans counters with a sunset flip in the final seconds, earning a three-count.
Winner: Jevon Evans
After the match, Haida Parker cuts out promotions for upcoming Battle Royale. She acknowledges the talent involved, but reveals that she will win a ticket to Paris and punch.
Channing “Stack” Lorenzo shares his thoughts on Tuesday’s title match and promises to come out with Championship Gold and make a statement.
Women’s NXT North American Championship Match: Sol Ruca (C) vs. Izzi Dame
Sarah interviews Sol Luka and Zaria to get ideas about tonight’s title match and the tag team match scheduled for tomorrow. Sol says she rides high after her Smackdown debut when fans saw her “I’ll take away the souls of both of them.” She’s sure she’ll hold the title tonight, calling Izzi Dame a manipulator who’s only out for her.
Zaria says Sol is the true mainstay, and Dark State apparently has discovered Contra’s hacking software. Zaria says she’s filming the tag title tomorrow.
The match begins with Tatum Paxley slap Zaria as soon as the bell rings, then intervenes with the referee and separates. While REF is distracted, Izzi Dame has an advantage and drills Sol Ruca with a sit-out powerbomb, but as the judge turns around and counts, Sol steps into the bottom rope and breaks the pin. Izzi remains aggressive, landing a series of forearms and a shoulder stab at the corner before hitting TKO. She sends Sol to the other corner with an Irish whip, but Sol counters with a knee strike and continues with a missile dropkick that sends Izzy to the floor.
Sol immediately follows up with a kick from the apron, dropping Iji down on the outside along with a headsizer, then bringing her back into the ring, connecting with a nearby fall running knee. Sol sets fire with his forearm and chops, but Izzy hits a hot shot on the top rope, against another Irish whip. Izzi lifts Sol up to her shoulder, then stomps her out with a double-knee gut buster, repeatedly making her knees into the middle, continuing to apply pressure.
Izzi Dame hits Sol Ruca with his knee on the rib, punching him, then another knee for the next nearest fall. She continues with a backbreaker and a pie face sol. Izzy lands a splash and is on her knees, but Sol rolls her close by. Izzi comes back with a clothesline for two, then kneels on Sol’s back and locks his chin. Sol breaks freely with Snapmare, elbows on his back and forearm, but Iji kicks her and covers her for another fall.
Sol blocks the kick, bumps into the forearm, landing the flying forearm and horn elbows. Izzy rolls her up two again. Sol escapes the slum and hits the lung blower. She goes to the apron and hits a golden triangle kick, both of which rock. Sol tips the springboard over to close to 2 counts.
Sol climbs the rope, but Izzy cuts off her and hits the codebreaker. They trade shots – Sol Kick, Izzy hits the forearm and knee, Sol lands a rolling kick, sending Izzy to the turnbuckle. Sol goes to Springboard, but then slips and recovers with the Super X Factor. Both are down.
Izzi Dropkicks Sol on the ropes. Sol goes to the apron, kicks Kiji and goes to another stepping stone, but Izzy grabs her and suffocates her. Izzi continues suppressing the cutter for the nearby fall. She sets up for a trip off the rope, but Sol nails the superkick. Sol tries out Sols Natcher, but Izzy chops her behind.
Izzy tries the Super Supplex on the cutter, but Sol lands on his leg and hits the spear. She covers, but Izzy steps into the ropes. Tatum pulls Izzi to the floor and Zaria Spears Tatum. Sol hits Sols Natcher and Pin Izzi.
Winner: Sol Ruca (holds championship)
Jordynne Grace and Blake Howard talk behind the scenes about whether they’re ready for a tag match. Blake says it’s just an appetizer before Jordyn wins the title on Sunday.
Men’s North American Championship Falls Count Match Anywhere: Ethan Page and Ricky Saints
Before the bells ring, Ricky Saints and Ethan Page begin a brawl. The saint pounds a spear and sends a page to the floor. The Saints throw the page onto the guardrail and grabbed a Kendo stick and split him with it. Page fights by throwing the saint into the trash can, but the saint returns favors and hit pages in the same can. They brawled in the crowd, traded punches, and the Saints landed several hard shots on the page. The Ricky Saints continue to apply pressure with punches and forearms before walking down the railings of Ethan Page, an old school style punch. He throws the pages into the wall and chases them down the hallway into the lobby. The Saints smash Page with a cup, but Page thrusts him into a pillar and locks him into a Boston crab. Page attempts the edge of ego, but the Saint escapes and sends him back to the pillar with more punches.
They brawl towards the bar, where the page hits the forearm, but the saint drops him on the table of goods for very autumn. The Saints throw the page onto another wall and descend the stairs near the stage, but the page turns around and the Saint crashes into the ring step. Page jabs the chair into the saint’s rib, then wraps another chair around his head, driving him to the ring post for the nearby autumn.
Page sends the Saint back to the stairs, smacking the forearm, then goes under the ring for the table despite more chairs despite the fans’ wishes. He shakes, escapes, and the saint sprays a fire extinguisher on his face. The saint then erases the page of the rib bone, returns it with a fire extinguisher, and controls the battle again. The Ricky Saints tear the guardrail at ringside and smash one on Ethan Page. He then slides the guardrail into the ring and follows up with a shot of a steel chair on the back of the page. The Saints support guardrails on the corners and stomp on the head of the apron page.
He sets up towards the guardrail for Los Hambo, but Page runs the rescue into his shoulder and winds him up, causing him to run into the turnbuckle. Page places the saint on the top rope, sets up some chairs in the ring, and throws punches. The Saints fight back with a kick, then defeat the Bulldog from the turnbuckle and hit one of the chairs, bumping into the nearby autumn. The Saints place two chairs on their backs and seek a power bomb on the edge, but the page drops into relentless steel to counter. Page maintains momentum and sapex the saint towards the guardrail of the ring, earning almost autumn.
Ethan Page sets up a chair in the ring and grabs another chair and breaks over the Ricky Saints. He places a series of chairs, then traps the saint in the corner with a punch. The Page lifts the Saint into the turnbuckle and sets up in the chair for a superplex, but the Saint blocks it, bites the page and slips under it, delivering a giant power bomb to the chair for the nearby autumn.
The pages roll on the floor, followed by the saint. They brawl into the area behind the scenes and pass Jaspert Roy. Page sends the Saints out of the wall to the sideroom, but the Saints fight on Smack Page with kicks and flip-flops. Page pushes the Saint into Troy, and Troy grabs the Saint and slams the chalk into the production case.
Page pulls the Saint back into the ring and grabs the chair, but the Saints also have one page, which crashes into the lamp. Page attempts a power bomb, but the Saint retorts with a back drop. Saints continue in autumn when the tornado DDT is nearing the stage.
When Page is cra, the Saints cut him off, but Page is able to drop his back on stage. He lifts the saint for the edge of his ego and launches him off the stage through multiple tables. The page creates a cover and gets three counts.
Winner: Ethan Page (holds championship)
Luca Crusifino shares his thoughts on the upcoming triple threat match this Tuesday.
It was also announced that Heatwave will be held on August 24th in Lowell, Massachusetts.
TNA World Title Contract Signature: Trick Williams, Joe Hendry, Mike Santana
Ava is in the ring to oversee the signing of the contract. She announces that history continues to take place and that she is officially overseeing the signing of Slammiversary’s TNA Championship contract on behalf of Santino Marella.
Mike Santana first makes the entrance. Joe Hendry chases after him and heads for the ring. The last one to arrive is TNA champion Trick Williams. Ava is in the ring to oversee Slammiversary’s TNA title contract agreement on behalf of Santino Marella. Mike Santana comes out first, followed by Joe Hendry and TNA champion Trick Williams.
They are all sitting at the table and Ava asks to sign the contract.
Santana speaks first. He says that moments like this are obvious and he’s talking about how much the TNA title means to him. He says that tricks take the title for granted and blame him for getting soft. He adds that the trick was used to express his fuss, crushing and respect, but next week we will see what the trick actually looks like. Santana also tells Joe Hendry that he is now in his way while honoring what he did for the TNA and they have to fight. He says that TNA was built by a great wrestler and plans to return it to its roots. Santana signs the contract.
Joe Hendry replies. He says he respects Santana’s views, but he wants to take TNA to new heights. He says he is focused on regaining the title and is not worried about who will bring the trick to help him. He calls for a fight for redemption next week and signs the contract.
The last trick Williams talks about. He tells both men to pay tribute to his name. He says he has both appearance and results, and he has two brands. Trick says this isn’t about making people believe, it’s about getting the job done. He admits he had help before, but says he won’t need it next week. He signs the contract.
As the trick rises, Joe Hendry stops him, and both he and Santana agree that the title is back to the real TNA star. Santana says she’s talking too much about the trick, and he and Joe say they slam the table. The darkness breaks and reveals that they are inside the building. They bump into the ring and chase after both Joe Hendry and Mike Santana. The groups are divided. Two members attack each man. They overwhelmed Santana and hit him with a Tosquad bomb.
Behind the scenes, Kerani Jordan shares her thoughts on the Battle Royale of Evolution and says she is ready to step up.
Tony D’Angelo also commented on upcoming triple threat matches. Another shot reveals that Tony stole the Heritage Cup. And he throws it into the river, calling it the “River of Dangelo decimation.”
Josh tells Inamra that it is his day and he needs to win the title by any means necessary. Inamura responds by saying that he will do it with honor.
NXT Championship Match: oba femi (c) vs. Yoshiki inamura
Oba Femi and Yoshiki Inamura lock themselves up and go into a deadlock. They tie them up again and the ogre grabs the side headlock. The old man hits a shoulder tackle, but Inamura quickly steps in. They lock once more, and this time Inamura applies a wrist lock. The Oba gives strength through it and turns it into a test of strength.
They replace shoulder blocks that neither person gives ground. The Oba gets the edge, but Inamura builds up a bridge and returns to an even base. The obath then defeats Inamura and drops his elbow, but misses it. The OBA regains control with another side headlock.
Inamura attempts a splash, but Oba catches him and hits him in the slam. Inamura falls into a sumo stance and uses his leverage to defeat the OBA. He tackles near autumn with splashes in the corner and shoulder tackles, dropping his elbows.
As Oba rolls onto the floor, Tamura climbs up to the turnbuckle and steps into the apron, but Oba meets him with a hard chop. Oba Femi lifts Gutmura up to his shoulder, but Tamura fights with his elbow and escape. He sends the Oba to the floor and continues with a big shoulder tackle from the apron. Inamura returns Oba to the ring and lands a spinning slum for almost autumn.
The old man responds with his own lambone, almost falling. He kicks Inamura, standing on his chest in front of Josh Briggs, pushing his knee into Inamura’s middle, dropping him onto the top rope. The OBA will cover again, but that’s just two counts. He continues with a gutsbuster for another nearby fall, then stretches the intestinal village onto the mat.
Inamura fights, counters the belly to hip suppression to a lateral press for arching, then gets another fast two count. The oba fights back with a spinebuster, but still can’t clean up him.
They fight over the suppression attempt until Inamura runs through. Inamura continues in a series of strikes, punching and choping to bring the Oba back to the corner. He continues to apply pressure with his forearm and rolling elbow, grabs the waist lock and deadlifts Oba for the German suppression, getting almost a 3 count. Inamura climbs onto the top rope and sets up for a frog splash, but Oba moves and Inamura rolls while he lands. The old man bounces off Inamura and almost hits the referee. The OBA continues with an upper cut, and the ref drops from the impact.
Along with the official down, Josh Briggs secretly hits the OBA with the title belt. Inamura doesn’t think that will happen. He climbs the rope again for a frog splash, but pauses and feels something is off. Instead, he spears and returns to the top. This time we’ll land a frog splash neatly, but the judge is still down and can’t count.
As the judge arrives slowly, he secretly slides the chain into the intestinal village, but Oba recovers the chokeslam and bumps into him, almost for autumn. They exchange heavy forearms and chops, and Inamura lands the chops on the top of Oba’s head before delivering a sit-out chokeslam near the two count. Josh Briggs is on an apron, but the obedient knocks him out. Inamura goes for the roll-up and wins another nearest fall. The OBA will immediately follow PowerBomb and earn three counts.
Winner: OBA FEMI (holds the championship)
Rush Legend talks about her plans to win the Evolution Battle Royale.
Behind the scenes, Trick Williams attacks the AVA’s office, accusing her of setting him up, and everyone says they are plotting against him. Ava denies doing anything and brings up what Dark State did to Joe Hendry and Mike Santana. Trick claims he has nothing to do with the Dark State. The AVA responds that if that’s true, then you shouldn’t have any issues with a six-man tag match. She announces on Tuesday that Trick Williams will be working with Joe Hendry and Mike Santana to face NXT’s Dark State.
Elsewhere, Sarah interviews Obafemi. The obscene said Inamura Yoshiki deserves better value, and despite Josh Brigg’s interference, the man on the right still won.
Inamra stood up, thanking the Oba for the match and apologised for Briggs’ involvement. The Oba tells him it’s okay and immediately promises another shot.
Josh Briggs appears, stigmatizing Oba and pushes him against him. Officials arrive soon to separate them, and Josh says he will deal with it on Tuesday.
Tag Team Match: Jacy Jayne & Fallon Henley vs. Jordynne Grace & Blake Monroe
Grace and Fallon begin the match with lockup. Fallon lands the chop, but Grace blocks the kick and fires back with his forearm. Fallon connects with Kick and goes to the Tornado suppression, but Grace blocks it. Fallon whips Grace into the horn, but Grace floats and hits the elbow on his back, followed by a chop and an inverse atomic drop. She then delivers a reversed Gato Wrench Glued Buster.
Jacy tages and misses big boots. Grace misses the elbows on his back, both of which go back and forth in quick pin attempts. Blake asks for the tag, and Grace makes it. Blake and Jacee are locked in and Jacee backs her up on the ropes, but misses the punch on the break. Blake grabs the wrist lock and moves to an arm squeeze, but Jacy reverses it and applies one of her own.
Blake uses the rope to reverse it, and Jacee misses the backsent. Blake responds with a dropkick. Fallon tages and the bodysizer rolls up nearby to hit. Blake returns fire with a dropkick and a snapmares Fallon. Grace returns and tags him and slams Blake on Fallon. Blake then catapults Grace to get closer to Fallon.
Blake goes back and tags, but Fallon catches her with his elbow and forearm. The break hits the chop and continues with a spinning slum for almost autumn. Fallon and Blake go back and forth on the standing switch. As Jacy enters the ring and the referee is distracted, Nyx sneaks into Blake’s punch. Fallon unloads the break, and Jussy takes the tag and sends the break into the corner, landing a few kicks before fall is almost upon it.
Fallon goes back to the tag, but Blake avoids both her and Yassie and makes the hot tag into Jording Race. Grace accuss both Fallon and Jussy of clothesline loans. Jacee stops her with a thrust kick to the leg, but Grace responds to both opponents with a double aurora suppression. Nyx wakes up in an apron to distract the grace and gives Fallon time to escape. Grace chases Fallon around the ring, but Jay catches Grace with a bike kick. Fallon covers it and it’s nearby autumn.
Jacy tagged her and Fallon hit Grace’s double suppression for another two count. Yassie grabs her elbow and follows Grace’s collarbone, then locks her in the lock on her reverse jaw. She lands a clothesline and a few punches, then tag Fallon. Fallon adds forearms and clotheslines for the nearby fall. Jacy returns the tag, kicks Grace, and Fallon tags in and does the same thing. They double team the grace and work on her arms on the ropes. Jacy will deliver the chop before the Fallon tag returns again. Grace fights back, sending Yassie into the apron and landing her forearm. When Fallon accuses her, Grace catches her and hits the Rolling Death Valley driver to regain momentum. Blake is tagged and charged with both Jacy and Fallon with forearms, followed by a sling blade that knocks them down. She attacks Lana with Jacee, then connects with a Springboard dropkick for the nearby fall.
Blake and Jay end up fighting on an apron. In the apron, Yassie blocks a power bomb attempt. Blake attempts a Sunset Flip Powerbomb from the apron, but Fallon intervenes to stop her. Grace grabs Fallon, but the Knicks sneak up on another cheap shot and kicks Blake. Jay continues with a cannonball that brings Blake down the outside. Back in the ring, they pound Blake hard in the breasts. Fallon gets a huge hit and hits the cover, but it’s almost fall. Fallon seeks a clutch suppression on his wrist, but Blake escapes and hangs and rolls onto the bridge pin. Blake follows Jordin Grace’s headbutt and tag. Grace accuses him with a spinebuster and covers Fallon.
Grace lifts Fallon over his shoulder, but Fallon slides down and moves to the ring apron. She surprises Gakuin by landing her forearms, but Grace fights back with a kick. Fallon recovers the rope with his spear and runs, stealing the bounty.
Blake and Jacy trade with forearms tagged in the middle of the ring. Jacy takes the lead with a series of kicks and lands Enzuigiri. She charges a corner, but Blake dodges and counters with a German suppression.
Fallon enters the ring and the referee moves to stop her. While REF is distracted, NYX tries to push the break out of the turnbuckle and signal to Jacy, trying to set up the finish. However, Masha Suramovic can run off and pull the Knicks away before interfering again.
Jacy and Fallon Double-Team Blake. However, Grace rushes to break the pin. All four women end up returning to their feet in the opposite corner. Grace and Fallon begin to brawl as Blake and Yassie go to it again. Fallon lands a kick on Grace, but Blake knocks Fallon from the apron.
Jacy rolls Blake nearby and hits a super kick to go to the O’Connor roll. Grace splits it up with a hard backfist on Jacy, and Blake tracks the DDT to get three counts.
Winners: Jordyn Grace and Blake Monroe
Grace and Blake celebrate their victory as the show airs.
