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WWE NXT Results: Winners, Grades, Reaction and Highlights from December 13

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    New Day have become triple crown tag team champions after capturing the NXT Tag Team Championships. Who will step up to Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods first?
    New Day have become triple crown tag team champions after capturing the NXT Tag Team Championships. Who will step up to Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods first?Credit: WWE.com

    NXT Deadline was a big night for WWE NXT. New champions were crowned, and the very first Iron Survivors were determined. The December 13 edition of NXT would feature those winners and some grudge matches.

    New Day pulled off an impressive victory over Pretty Deadly, capturing the NXT Tag Team Championships. Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods would be on the show this week, ready for all challengers.

    Grayson Waller and Roxanne Perez won the Iron Survivor Challenge to become the No. 1 contenders to the NXT Championship and NXT Women's Championship. They were certain to put Bron Breakker and Mandy Rose on notice this week.

    Toxic Attraction looked to earn a shot at the NXT Women's Tag Team Championships by first putting down their competition, Ivy Nile and Tatum Paxley. Odyssey Jones hoped to shut up Von Wagner in a match.

    Lyra Valkyria would make her NXT debut. Damon Kemp would also be in action as Drew Gulak watched closely.

    This show needed to reset the gold brand, looking forward to 2023.

Roxanne Perez Challenges Mandy Rose While Grayson Waller Antagonizes Bron Breakker

1 OF 10

    Grayson Waller interrupted Roxanne Perez, who wanted to open the show. Bron Breakker arrived to run off Waller before Mandy Rose caught her challenger with an NXT Women's Championship shot. Perez challenge Rose to put her title on the line tonight.

    This was an action-packed opening segment, riding the high from NXT Deadline. Both Perez vs. Rose and Breakker vs. Waller got a jump-start. It looked like this would lead into a mixed tag team match.

    Instead, it led to a shocking title match announcement that completely changed the complexion of this show. The women's title match gave a limited card for the night an exciting hook.

    Grade

    B+

    Notable Moments

    • Waller arrived in a yellow Hummer with an annoying horn, ignoring Perez.

Wes Lee vs. Channing "Stacks" Lorenzo (w/ Tony D'Angelo)

2 OF 10

    This match started early as Channing "Stacks" Lorenzo attacked Wes Lee backstage. Lee fought back from the early disadvantage to win with a handspring kick.

    Dijak stood on the apron as Tony D'Angelo planted the NXT North American champion with a clothesline to the back of the head.

    This was a solid match helped by the hot start. Stacks looked strong until Lee made his comeback. Lorenzo did a good job of carrying the first half of this match.

    Lee was always going to win, but his two future challengers continue to challenge him. After missing NXT Deadline, the NXT North American champion needs a larger spotlight for NXT New Year's Evil.

    Result

    Lee def. Stacks by pinfall.

    Grade

    B

    Notable Moments

    • Stacks trapped Lee in a single-leg Boston crab for over a minute. When Lee escaped, Lorenzo caught him with a backbreaker for a nearfall.
    • D'Angelo was a loud coach at ringside, growing angry that Lee would not lose.

Toxic Attraction vs. Ivy Nile and Tatum Paxley

3 OF 10

    Gigi Dolin and Jacy Jayne went after Ivy Nile and Tatum Paxley with side-by-side superkicks to start. The brawl moved outside where Katana Chance and Kayden Carter got involved, attacking Toxic Attraction. This caused a disqualification, but the fighting continued.

    This match started strong then quickly descended into chaos. Hopefully, these teams get a real match down the line, but this makes sense to set up a likely triple threat title match in the near future.

    NXT needs to use the women's tag team division more. The champions are good, and they have two solid established challengers coming up. If NXT can build more teams, the division as a whole can thrive.

    Result

    Toxic Attraction def. Nile and Paxley by disqualification.

    Grade

    C+

    Notable Moments

    • Dolin and Jayne looked like a tag team more than ever, matching their gear well.
    • Trick Williams questioned why Carmelo Hayes was letting Axiom make fun of him, pushing him toward challenging The Superhero. Axiom gladly accepted the match.

Von Wagner (w/ Mr. Stone) vs. Odyssey Jones (w/ Malik Blade and Edris Enofé)

4 OF 10

    After Edris Enofé and Mr. Stone got into it at ringside, Malik Blade caught Von Wagner with a dropkick from behind the referee. Odyssey Jones took advantage and hit a running crossbody to win.

    Wagner got squashed. While there was interference, it should not have been enough for a recent NXT Championship contender to lose in under three minutes. It is likely the NXT run of Wagner is coming to an end, so he is going out putting over other talent.

    If so, Jones got a solid boost with a dominant win. Once he is back to his best physically, he could be an interesting title contender in NXT.

    On the main roster, WWE will need to do a much better job developing Wagner. He is a decent performer but needs booking that makes him more interesting.

    Result

    Jones def. Wagner by pinfall.

    Grade

    D

    Notable Moments

    • Jones and Wagner started out managing strength for strength, but Jones' speed was too much, allowing him to hit a running shoulder to the knee to take down Wagner.

Javier Bernal vs. Ikemen Jiro

5 OF 10

    Javier Bernal tried to be the smarter competitor against Ikemen Jiro, but he still got caught with a Frankensteiner into a running kick that sealed the victory. Afterward, Scrypts attacked Jiro and laid him out with a 360 diving senton.

    For a sprint the length of a squash match, this was fun work from both men. Bernal and Jiro have chemistry, and it was clear that The Jacket Man was working hard to make the most of his TV time.

    Scrypts vs. Jiro is not all that interesting on paper, but both should work hard to put on an exciting performance. Hopefully, this match is better at establishing Scrypts in NXT.

    Result

    Jiro def. Bernal by pinfall.

    Grade

    C+

    Notable Moments

    • Before his match, Bernal tried to figure out the name of his fan base with McKenzie Mitchell, who was not interested.
    • Bernal teased throwing Jiro over the announce table but instead threw him into the ring. As he gloated, his opponent caught him with a somersault heel kick to the floor.
    • Highlights were shown from Nikkita Lyons' TikTok, celebrating Roxanne Perez's win. Zoey Stark challenged Lyons to meet her in the ring.
    • Wendy Choo talked about why she still had a problem with Cora Jade.

Josh Briggs and Brooks Jensen Steal Pretty Deadly's Rematch with New Day

6 OF 10

    Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods celebrated a history-making night at NXT Deadline. Pretty Deadly demanded a rematch from New Day.

    The champions said they would give a title shot to the team if they recited the Pledge of Allegiance. Josh Briggs and Brooks Jensen ran out and cited the Pledge to earn a title shot instead.

    This was a solid segment carried by the charisma of the wrestlers. Elton Prince and Kit Wilson have an inexplicable chemistry with New Day that makes every interaction sing.

    NXT would be smart to delay New Day vs. Pretty Deadly for a major stage, so it is smart to have other tag teams jump them for the moment.

    Grade

    B

    Notable Moments

    • Backstage, Briggs and Jensen tried to convince Fallon Henley that things would turn around after she announced his father was struggling with paying for the bar.
    • Booker T was vocally upset on commentary as Woods announced that Kofi broke his record for the most tag team title reigns in WWE history.
    • Pretty Deadly walked out wearing tassels and sparkling pants.
    • Later in the night, Kiana James gave Jensen a dress shirt that fit while paying close attention to him explaining Henley's family financial woes.

JD McDonagh vs. Brutus Creed (w/ Julius Creed)

7 OF 10

    Brutus Creed started strong against JD McDonagh, but The Necessary Evil found his opening to wear down his opponent. After Indus Sher stopped him from using a steel chair on Brutus, McDonagh won in the ring with The Devil Inside,.

    This was another classic victim of NXT's average match length. Brutus and McDonagh could have done more together, but there was only so much time NXT was willing to give them.

    This did help solidify McDonagh as a threat, given the way he put away Brutus, but there is a story between these two that was left tantalizingly unfinished.

    Result

    McDonagh def. Brutus by pinfall.

    Grade

    C+

    Notable Moments

    • In the trainer's room, McDonagh got cleared then made fun of The Creed Brothers.
    • Brutus accidentally slammed his left hand on the announce table, giving The Necessary Evil a clear target for a technical attack on the forearm.

Lyra Valkyria vs. Amari Miller

8 OF 10

    Amari Miller challenged Lyra Valkyria early on, but she could not keep up the pace of The Norse Angel. Valkyria put her away with a diving senton.

    After weeks of build up, this was a fine but forgettable debut. She could have looked more dominant, and it would have been nice to see more of what makes her a unique performer in the ring.

    Instead, it was a simple introduction. The rest will have to come with time. She will need opponents to challenge her before her upside as a performer is clear.

    Result

    Valkyria def. Miller by pinfall.

    Grade

    C-

    Notable Moments

    • Valkyria has an interesting entrance, but NXT must drop the CGI rain filter.
    • Elektra Lopez mocked Indi Hartwell backstage, leading to them brawling.
    • Isla Dawn warned Alba Fyre that she would bring something special for Winter Solstice next week.

Duke Hudson (w/ Chase U) vs. Damon Kemp

9 OF 10

    Damon Kemp took advantage of Duke Hudson's hesitance early in the match. However, once Hudson felt the Chase U crowd behind him, he rallied, ending the match with a running big boot.

    It is a shame to see Kemp is already getting squashed after he built solid heat off his feud with The Creed Brothers. He had been treated an after-thought since that time, but it could be NXT stalling for a story with Drew Gulak.

    Hudson's story has reached an interesting turning point. He feels like he has truly become a part of Chase U. Andre Chase seems poised to make him a teacher. This could be the moment where Hudson pulls off a grand scheme or becomes a full-on top babyface.

    Result

    Hudson def. Kemp by pinfall.

    Grade

    C

    Notable Moments

    • Chase caught Gulak recruiting Hudson, but Hudson made clear to Chase and Thea Hail that he was still Chase U after The Professor apologized to him.
    • Gulak was sent to the back by Chase when he tried to watch this closely.

NXT Women's Championship: Mandy Rose (c) vs. Roxanne Perez

10 OF 10

    Mandy Rose had complete control through much of this action, but Roxanne Perez stayed in the fight. Finally, she planted the NXT women's champion with Pop Rox to take the win.

    This was a long time coming, and Perez earned this. It is a shame that it felt a little rushed, but it is likely Rose and Perez will have a bigger match at NXT New Year's Evil. This was all about the big win, showcasing the new champion's heart.

    The right woman dethroned Rose, establishing her as the future of the business. She is the best person to carry the division going into the new year, and she has plenty of interesting challengers from Cora Jade and Zoey Stark to Meiko Satomura and Isla Dawn.

    Rose's reign may have gone too long, but she did help bring a level of consistency to the brand during a rough period. NXT is ready to move on from her, and she is certainly ready to head back to the main roster.

    Result

    Perez def. Rose by pinfall to become the new NXT women's champion.

    Grade

    B

    Notable Moments

    • Perez sent Rose shoulder-first into the post then wiped her out with a suicide dive.
    • The crowd throughout the night was chanting Rok-C, her pre-WWE name.
    • Rose flipped Perez into a LaBell Lock for a near tap out. When Perez fought out, the champion hit the Kissed by a Rose for a nearfall.
    • Rose's reign ended at 413 days, just three days before passing Shayna Baszler for second longest women's title reign in NXT history.

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Monday 12 December 2022

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    Welcome to ProfessionalPK's coverage and recap of WWE Raw on December 12.

    Last week, WWE set out to find the next challenger for Bianca Belair and the Raw Women's Championship. Alexa Bliss and Bayley won their qualifying matches, so they squared off this week to determine who gets the next shot at The EST of WWE.

    We also saw Seth Rollins take on Bobby Lashley, and Candice LeRae faced Iyo Sky of Damage CTRL.

    Let's take a look at what happened on this week's show.

Bayley vs. Alexa Bliss

1 OF 7

    After the intro video played, Bayley came out to kick off the show with her match against Bliss to determine the No. 1 contender for Belair's Raw women's title. As usual, Sky and Dakota Kai were by her side for "support."

    An irate Becky Lynch showed up and chased Sky and Kai away with a steel chair, giving The Goddess an even playing field instead of having to worry about outside interference. The EST arrived moments later to watch the match from ringside.

    Bliss and Bayley know each other well and have been having matches for years, so they wasted no time getting straight to work. Their chemistry has never faded, so they were aggressive right away knowing they would be able to take care of each other.

    While they had one or two awkward moments, this was mostly a solid outing from two former champions. After The Role Model allowed herself to become too distracted by Belair, Bliss was able to hit her finisher for the pin.

    Bliss offered Belair a hug as she was celebrating, but then Bray Wyatt's symbol flashed on the screen. She grabbed The EST and was about to hit Sister Abigail but came to her senses and let her go. Bliss walked off looking confused and frustrated.

    Winner: Alexa Biss

    Grade: B


    Notable Moments and Observations

    • Does anyone else keep forgetting about the women's tag titles until they are on the screen again?
    • Having Belair at ringside but not with the commentary team felt like a weird choice. 
    • When is somebody going to use the suspenders Bayley always has hanging from her gear against her? 
    • Considering she is one of the smallest women on the roster, it's kind of awesome that Bliss is also one of the hardest hitters. Her opponents always sell her right hand like they were hit with a brick. 
    • The hurricanrana Bliss hit from the middle rope was awkward, and she landed on the back of her head but appeared to be fine. 

Chad Gable vs. AJ Styles

2 OF 7

    After Alpha Academy and The O.C. had a run-in backstage, Chad Gable and AJ Styles met for the second match of the night.

    The leader of the Academy wrestled Styles to the mat and forced him to use a rope break to escape his grasp. The Phenomenal One responded with a dropkick to the jaw.

    This was a battle of technical prowess, which is something both men have in spades. Whenever Styles tried to take Gable down, the former Olympian countered it perfectly.

    Despite Gable appearing to have a slight edge at times, The Phenomenal One ended up winning with The Styles Clash. Luke Gallows and Mia Yim helped him celebrate, though Karl Anderson is in Japan.

    There isn't much to say about the quality of this match. These are two of the most versatile performers on the roster. Of course they did a great job.

    Winner: AJ Styles

    Grade: A-


    Notable Moments and Observations

    • Styles has to have one of the top-10 dropkicks of all time. It's always so precise. 
    • One of the LED screens on the barricade was busted when Gable sent Styles into it. WWE must have a huge budget allocated for all of the LED boards because that kind of stuff gets messed up all the time. 
    • Somebody should tell the announcers they don't have to say "Michin" every time they say Mia Yim's name. Using somebody's nickname every time you talk about them is kind of strange. 

Judgment Day vs. Street Profits and Akira Tozawa

3 OF 7

    Following his win over Akira Tozawa last week, Dominik Mysterio found himself back in the ring with him on Monday, but this time it was a six-man tag match with Finn Balor, Damian Priest, Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins involved.

    Dawkins and Priest started for their teams and while they may have been the powerhouses of their respective teams, they still showed that they can be quick on their feet with a nice sequence to get things going.

    When it was time for Tozawa and Balor to take their turns in the ring, they picked up the pace even more until The Prince hit a huge clothesline to send the show into a commercial.

    This match ended up being highly physical and pretty entertaining. Dom's time in the ring was shorter than everyone else, so that may have been a factor.

    After Tozawa began to make a late-match comeback, he ended up falling to Mysterio after Priest lent a hand. This ended up being a highly enjoyable match with several standout moments.

    Winners: Judgment Day

    Grade: B+


    Notable Moments and Observations

    • Letting Tozawa go back to the version of his character that he was when he first showed up in WWE was absolutely the best thing for him. He is an incredible wrestler who deserves to be allowed to do more than comedy segments. 
    • Not only has Dawkins gotten better in the ring, but he has continued to work on his physique. He spent so long in developmental but it's great to see he is still committed to making improvements. 
    • Without Rhea Ripley, Judgment Day wouldn't work. She can add so much just by standing next to the ring because you never know what she is going to do. 
    • Ford nailed Priest with a stiff backhand and all it did was fire Priest up even more. It was one of the most subtly brutal moments of the match. Priest got him back a moment later when he sent Ford flying over the announce table with a pounce. 
    • Corey Graves was a hair away from making a dirty joke about Mysterio's stamina before he stopped himself. 
    • Tozawa's suicide dive looked incredible. 

Candice LeRae vs. Iyo Sky

4 OF 7

    Johnny Gargano and Dexter Lumis came out before the match with a wagon full of WWE merch that they were throwing out to the crowd to celebrate the holidays. The Miz tried to steal back his bag of cash from Lumis, but Adam Pearce stopped him and made him return the bag. There will be a rematch between The Miz and Lumis at some point.

    Sky and LeRae made their way out after a commercial break, but this time, Bayley and Kair remained at ringside for their Damage CTRL teammate.

    Sky and LeRae know each other very well from their time in NXT, so they were able to put on a good show for the crowd. Thankfully, the shenanigans with Kai and Bayley at ringside were kept to a minimum so these two veterans could focus on what is going on in the ring.

    Sky ended up winning clean with the Over the Moonsault. At some point, Bayley might become upset that she is having the least amount of success in her own group.

    Winner: Iyo Sky

    Grade: B-


    Notable Moments and Observations

    • It would have been funny if Lynch showed up with a chair again and just kept chasing Damage CTRL all night. 
    • Bayley sat with the commentary team but Graves said her headset wasn't working, so she just kind of sat there for a while. It was a weird moment but stuff like that happens with live productions sometimes. 
    • LeRae was bleeding from her elbow after the break and favoring her arm a bit. 
    • Sky coming within inches of hitting a sunset flip powerbomb on the floor only to have LeRae hold onto the ropes was a great spot. 

Elias vs. Solo Sikoa

5 OF 7

    Elias approached Kevin Owens backstage and asked him to be at ringside for his concert to help have his back, but KO reminded him of their history during the whole Ezekiel thing in the most hilarious way possible.

    The crooner came out to play a tribute concert for Matt Riddle since he was written off TV with an injured neck.

    He got a lot further along into his song than he usually does before he was interrupted by Solo Sikoa to set up the next match. Sami Zayn was by Solo's side.

    The Street Champ had control for the first minute, but after Elias sent him out of the ring, Zayn had to stop him from getting back in the ring with a steel chair.

    This was a match between two big, strong dudes, but Sikoa was the aggressor for most of the fight. The enforcer of The Bloodline picked up the win with his finisher to end a relatively basic but solid match.

    KO ended up saving Elias from a beating, but then he delivered a Stunner to him anyway.

    Winner: Solo Sikoa

    Grade: C+


    Notable Moments and Observations

    • Sami Zayn always dances like nobody is watching. 
    • Sikoa has explosive power. The way he picked up Elias for a Samoan drop like it was no big deal was very impressive. 

Asuka vs. Rhea Ripley

6 OF 7

    Two women who fought for the WarGames advantage a few weeks ago met again this week when Asuka fought Ripley.

    Both of these Superstars work a very physical style, so this match was competitive from the moment the referee called for the bell.

    Ripley was dominating the action for the first few minutes, but The Empress began to make a comeback as the show cut to a break.

    Dom distracted Asuka long enough for Ripley to run her into the apron. She tried to hit the RIptide, but Asuka countered into the Asukalock. The Nightmare was helped getting her foot on the rope by Mysterio, so Asuka spit mist in his face.

    Ripley knocked her into Dom before hitting Riptide for the win. The ending was a little goofy, but this was a good match from two gifted performers.

    Winner: Rhea Ripley

    Grade: B-


    Notable Moments and Observations

    • Asuka did not have her usual face paint, and her mask seemed more basic. It seems like she is making small changes to prepare for the character shift she has been teasing on social media. 
    • Mysterio was with Ripley but Balor and Priest were nowhere to be seen. 
    • A couple of Asuka's kicks were really stiff but Ripley just took them and kept moving. 

Bobby Lashley vs. Seth Rollins

7 OF 7

    The main event of the show saw Rollins and Lashley fight to see who would get the next shot at Theory's United States Championship.

    The All Mighty immediately asserted his dominance by stomping Rollins into the corner before he sent him over the top rope with a clothesline.

    These two have had several encounters in recent months, so they have learned how to work together to make each other look as good as possible. They're both veterans, so their experience and their chemistry allowed them to put on a great performance.

    As Lashley prepared to finish off his opponent, Rollins turned his Spear into a Pedigree and scored the pin. The All Mighty was irate and took out a referee. Adam Pearce came out and tried to talk some sense into him, but after he shoved the authority figure, Pearce said he was fired.

    Winner: Seth Rollins

    Grade: B+


    Notable Moments and Observations

    • Dolph Ziggler gave a promo directed at Theory before the match. A guy called The Showoff mocking somebody else for being cocky is a bit ironic. 
    • Theory was shown watching on a TV and he was way too close to the screen. 
    • Rollins has a great jumping enziguiri. 
    • Rollins catching Lashley's Spear and turning it into a Pedigree looked pretty good. 

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