Mark Andrews def. Nathan Frazer
Mark Andrews picked up a much-needed win for Subculture, outlasting the equally athletic Nathan Frazer in a match that had the WWE Universe waiting with bated breath for the next jaw-dropping aerial assault.
Andrews was the first to go airborne, moonsaulting off the steel steps to send Frazer plummeting to the ringside floor, though Frazer quickly struck back with a breathtaking Spanish fly for a long two-count.
The Subculture member attempted to seal the win by soaring through the skies with Fall to Pieces, but Frazer dodged the attempt and went for a rollup. Unfortunately for Frazer, the wily Andrews reversed the pinning combination to earn the 1-2-3, and the competitors shared a post-match fist bump.
Dani Luna def. Stevie Turner
Looking to make it 2-for-2 for Subculture and force Stevie Turner to eat her words, Dani Luna accomplished both of her goals in a clash with “The Four-Dimensional Athlete.”
Turner claimed the early advantage with a Lou Thesz press and a barrage of right hands, and she showed off her right smarts by grabbing hold of the top rope to block Luna’s suplex attempt before clobbering her with a knee strike.
Luna withstood the barrage, landed a series of suplexes and nearly drove Turner through the canvas with a modified powerbomb to win her fourth consecutive match.
Moustache Mountain def. Ashton Smith & Oliver Carter, Dave Mastiff & Jack Starz, and Symbiosis in a No. 1 Contender’s Fatal 4-Way Tag Team Match
Tyler Bate may have recently lost his NXT UK Heritage Cup to Noam Dar in controversial fashion, but he’s firmly back in championship contention after teaming with Trent Seven to score an amazing victory against Ashton Smith & Oliver Carter, Dave Mastiff & Jack Starz, and Symbiosis.
Moustache Mountain seemed to be in dire straits when T-Bone launched Seven off the top turnbuckle and onto the brawling Superstars at ringside, and Symbiosis appeared to be in firm control when Primate leapt from the other turnbuckles to lay out his opponents.
Bate, however, stole the show when he caught Primate in an airplane spin while simultaneously swinging Starz by his legs.
At the end of a wild match-closing flurry of impactful moves from all eight competitors, Bate eluded Primate’s diving headbutt attempt and took him down with a clothesline, teeing up Seven to land his Seven Stars Lariat for a two-count.
Moments later, Seven tagged in Bate, and the tandem landed the Burning Hammer on Primate to clinch a championship bout against NXT UK Tag Team Champions Pretty Deadly.
