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WWE NXT Takeover: Toronto II Predictions

We are headed back to Toronto for Summerslam weekend this year, which means that Takeover will be hosted from the same city. It is certainly an interesting card this time around, with every championship in NXT proper being defended, in addition to a non-title women’s match, which is nice. All of the matches look really good, so let’s just hop right into the list.

The first match on the list is Candice LaRae vs. Io Sharai. During Sharai’s pursuit of the NXT Women’s championship, her and LaRae were best of friends. Sharai had a championship match at Takeover XXV, where Shayna Baszler’s lackey’s tried to get involved, but LaRae beat them down with a kendo stick. Still, Sharai tapped out to the kirifuda clutch, and lost. But after the match, she beat down Baszler and earned herself a rematch. That rematch was inside of a steel cage, and the two beat the hell out of each other. This time, Sharai looked like she was about to escape, when Marina Shafir and Jessamyn Duke came out again to cost her the match. LaRae ran out to support her friend, and helped to beat down the women. In the finish, Sharai was locked in the Kirifuda clutch right in the door frame of the cage as she tried to escape. To get out of the hold, she bashed Baszler’s head with the cage door, causing Baszler to fall out of the cage unconscious, but still winning the match. Afterwards, Sharai brutalized LaRae and blamed her for the loss. Since then, the two have brawled a couple of times, prompting Regal to make the match for Takeover. This is a bit of a tough one to predict, because LaRae is probably next in line for a title shot, but Sharai has had a recent heel turn. Both women need the win, but I would say that LaRae needs it more. It will propel her into the Women’s championship scene, and she can finally be the one to take the belt from Baszler. I doubt this will be the last time these two fight, and it is very possible that Sharai actually takes the women’s championship from LaRae, but right now, the babyface needs it more. This is LaRae’s Takeover debut, at least in a match, and it is the biggest stage that she has ever been on, so I think she will deliver in a big way. Sharai is great and has proved as such, so she is the perfect opponent for a debuting star. I’m excited for this match a lot, a sleeper great match for this card. 

Then, in the first of the championship matches, we have the Street Profits vs. The Undisputed Era for the NXT Tag Team Championships. This is a pretty simple story. The Street Profits won the titles in a ladder match at Takeover XXV, and have proceeded to beat each of the other teams in that match since then. They beat Lorcan and Burch, and then the Forgotten Sons. Fish and O’Reilly are the last team on their list, but they are also probably the best tag team in NXT history. I found this one a bit tough too, considering that the Street Profits have been appearing on Raw lately, but something about their NXT promo makes me think that they are going to retain. The two are really good together, but they haven’t had a breakout tag match yet. They were awesome in the ladder match, but in that sort of environment, big spots are given more attention. So in a straight tag match, they can show all of their talent and establish themselves as good champions and a great team. Of course, we could also end up with the Undisputed Era with the championships, so that the team holds all the gold at the end of the night, but considering how common that is in WWE right now, I think they will hold off on that for a bit. I think the Street Profits will win in a match that will be very good, but maybe just shy of great. 

Then we have a triple threat match for the NXT North American Championship: Velveteen Dream vs. Pete Dunne vs. Roderick Strong. This match was originally just going to be Dream vs. Strong, because Strong pinned Dream in a 6-man tag a few weeks ago. So he had a claim to the title, but Dunne made a shock return to NXT proper, and inserted himself directly into the title picture by virtue of his very long title reign as the WWE UK Champion. He also has a noted history with Roderick Strong, as the two were tag team partners for a couple months before Roddy betrayed him last year to join the Undisputed Era. So we had a triple threat on our hands. I don’t think that Dunne is going to win here, but I do think it is a toss up between Strong and Dream. The only reason I’m picking Dream to retain is that I doubt another stable will hold all the gold in WWE. But if there is any match that I’m going to be wrong about, it will most likely be this one. I think Dream will retain here, but then go on to lose the title to Cameron Grimes after he wins the breakout tournament. But I could definitely see Roddy winning too. This is a match that makes my mouth water, and I’m really excited to see three of the best talents in NXT square off. 

Next up is Shayna Baszler defending the NXT Women’s championship against Mia Yim. The two have had a very violent and personal rivalry, starting in a match where the two beat the hell out of each other for a short period. When Yim was granted this title shot, Baszler, Shafir and Duke all beat her down in the ring and left her laying, calling her gutter trash as they did. In response, Yim channeled her street smarts and put both Shafir and Duke on the shelf with attacks in the parking lot and locker room respectively, saying that now the field is even. Baszler insists that Yim doesn’t deserve a title shot and is not good enough to be on the gold brand, while Yim says that Baszler can’t win without her friends and can’t deal with an opponent who fights dirty. This is an easy pick, Baszler is going to retain. Yim just doesn’t have the star power to take it right now. She is a placeholder. Still, should be an interesting match. 

And in the main event, we have Johnny Gargano vs. Adam Cole three, for the NXT Championship, three stages of hell. It isn’t being billed as that, but it is a much cooler name for when the stipulation changes. This all started back at Takeover New York. The title was vacant, and Gargano was the most recent #1 contender, so he was guaranteed a spot. Cole won a fatal 5-way to be the other competitor, and it was a 2 out of 3 falls match to ensure a decisive winner. Cole won the first fall, but Gargano came back and won the match. Cole said that he would have won in any other match, so he was given a rematch in a straight singles match, and sure enough, he won. So now, Cole has been rubbing his championship in Gargano’s face. He paraded around with the title, going to his wrestling school and telling students to give up, and even showing up at his parent’s restaurant and pinning his picture on the wall. The two brawled several times, so Regal made the match official. He also added the 2 out of 3 falls stipulation, but with a twist. Gargano picks the stip for the first fall, Cole for the second, and regal picks for the third if it comes to that. Gargano picked a street fight, as he has been tapping into a darker side for about a year now, and he wants to embrace that here. Cole picked a straight singles match, as he said that he does not need anything special to win. Regal hasn’t revealed the third stipulation, which adds some intrigue into an otherwise predictable stipulation. And I know I’m picking every champion to retain here, but I really don’t think there is any point in putting the belt back on Gargano. He is better chasing, and he already had a fairytale moment. Cole is a great villain right now, and he should have the belt for a while. For it to mean anything, Gargano is going to need to beat a new foe for the NXT Championship, maybe even Tommaso Ciampa when he returns. Cole should have a nice run, because if he loses it now, then it will be way too much hot potatoing for my liking. The last two matches have been great, although I question the A+ I gave the second match in hindsight, and I have high hopes for this match. They killed it twice before, make it a hatrick.

So, those are my predictions. No title changes I don’t think, but anyone in the Undisputed Era can concievably win their match. It’s a toughy for a lot of them, which makes the pay per view that much more exciting. I can’t wait for tomorrow night. 

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WWE NXT 8/7/19 Review

We started out with a contract signing for the NXT Tag Team Championship match at Takeover Toronto II. Street profits vs. The Undisputed Era. The Street Profits were out first, and they gave the Undisputed Era an entrance announcement, where they just crapped all over their names. Bobby Fish and Kyle O’Reilly told the Street Profits that they were not on the same level as them. They said that they don’t really stand a chance, and said that they were funnier. Montez Ford put them over, saying that the Undisputed Era has beaten just about every team there is to beat. They then said that in order to prove that they deserve to be the champions, the Street Profits need to beat the Undisputed Era. Winning is their only option, so that is what they will do. Everyone then signed the contract. 

Grade: B. O’Reilly and Fish were mostly just annoying jocks on the mic, nothing really special, but Ford and Dawkins pleasantly surprised me. They don’t do serious promos all that often, and they really impressed. I like that story that the Street Profits need to win because, despite being the champions, the Undisputed Era is the team to beat. It’s an interesting story, and it is actually making me doubt the winner of the match. I will certainly have to think on it, but it is a match I’m looking forward to. 

Then we saw a video package about the North American Championship triple threat. That is definitely an exciting match, with three of the best in NXT right now. I can’t wait. 

Next we saw a video package for the NXT Women’s championship match. A match that could be pretty good, but it is unclear. Definitely easier to predict the winner. 

In the first match of the night, we had Joaquin Wilde vs. Shane Thorne. Wilde tried for a rollup right out of the gate when Thorne attempted to get right up in his face, so the two started with some fast paced grappling and mat work. Wilde was flying all over the ring with his flying, and Thorne didn’t seem to have much of an answer. That is, until he caught Wilde out of a guillitine choke and nailing a brainbuster, that certainly slowed the match down. Wilde eventually fought back into the match, and Thorne continued to be overwhelmed by the unique offense of Wilde. At one point, Thorne tried to fly himself, but Wilde caught him in the corner and planted him with a powerbomb. Thorne was nearly counted out after a pair of suicide dives, barely making it back in the ring, only to roll out right afterwards, baiting Wilde to follow him. Wilde took the bait and went to the outside, where Thorne threw him into the barricade, steel stairs and metal ramp. He beat the hell out of his opponent on the outside, before rolling him back in and nailing a step up knee for the win.

Grade: B. Good stuff here, the two had a lot of good chemistry together. Their flying and striking styles blended well together, and Thorne’s frustrated shone threw the entire time. It was a gritty win that can be attributed to his cunning and viciousness. Interesting from Thorne, he could be in for a bit of a push. 

Then we saw a video package for Io Sharai vs. Candice LaRae. That is a match I’m interested in due to the implications of the winner. If LaRae wins, then she will probably win the women’s championship soon. But if it is Sharai, then she may win it a bit later. Either way, this probably won’t be their last match. 

And in the main event, we had Matt Riddle vs. Killian Dain. Riddle was entering, and Nigel McGuiness was calling him cocky on commentary, when suddenly Dain burst through the crowd and destroyed Riddle with a body slam. They brawled a bit with Dain coming out on top again. The match never actually started.

Grade: B-. Interesting, we will definitely see this match eventually though. So I don’t mind waiting. The attack just made the eventual match more exciting. I’m fine with that.

Then we had a recap of the NXT breakout tournament. It was an enjoyable tournament, but I’m pretty sure that my prediction of Jordan Myles was incorrect now. It feels like Cameron Grimes is going to win, but I’m looking forward to the finals nonetheless. 

Next up was an interview with Breezango, where Fandango talked about how he had been worried about his fashion sense for the past few months. He said that their fashion was bad, so he stepped back for a few months. The two decided to give themselves a reimagining, and walked off. God I’ve missed them, but I hope it isn’t all goofy stuff, because I liked pretty Tyler Breeze. 

And to close the show out, we saw a recap of the latest chapter in the feud between Adam Cole and Johnny Gargano. I can’t wait for this match. It’ll be extremely exciting. Gooooooooood stuff. 

Overall Grade: B

Pros: contract signing; Wilde vs. Thorne

Cons: no Riddle vs. Dain