We waste no time in having Shawn Michaels come out as the guest, with Waller saying he would have freaked out if he was here at 12 years old. Indus Sher – Doomsday Brutus Ball to Veer (11:13) Julius slams Veer down, setting up a Doomsday Brutus Ball for the pin at 11:13. Everything breaks down and Breakker spears Sanga and Mahal. A side slam/middle rope elbow drop gets two and everything breaks down again. A Doomsday Deice is broken up though and Sanga runs Julius over. Breakker gets the tag and scores with a moonsault before Julius hits a heck of a 450 for two. Sanga comes in to run Julius over but something like an Angle Slam gets Sanga out of it. Everything breaks down and the good guys send them outside for the big flip dive, allowing them to pose as we take a break.īack with Mahal kneeing Julius in the face for two but Julius flips out of a belly to back suplex. A suplex drops Mahal in a hurry and it’s off to Breakker to slug it out with Sanga. Brutus slams Julius onto Veer for two before it’s off to Mahal. We start with Veer and Breakker hammering on each other until Julius comes in to take over. It’s a brawl on the floor before the bell with Indus Sher taking over. Lyra Valkyria isn’t pleased with Stevie Turner because she is here for a fight. The beating doesn’t take long and Pretty Deadly runs off without much of a fight. Gallus lays the titles down and say come take them, so here is Pretty Deadly. Gallus wants them down here face to face and ask what it is going to take to make that happen. They waste no time in calling out Pretty Deadly, who pop up on the platform. After pulling away the name card and hiding it under her planner, James seems concerned and agrees to call Jensen tonight. Briggs points out the flowers that someone (who he assumes to be Jensen) sent her and says his friends’ happiness is his own happiness. Josh Briggs comes in to Kiana James’ office to talk about Brooks Jensen and Fallon Henley. Roxanne Perez is nervous about facing Meiko Satomura tonight and she has pushed herself harder than ever. Dijak – D’Angelo shut him in the cell (11:22) The door is slammed onto Dijak’s head and D’Angelo locks him in for the win at 11:22. Stacks dives into the cell to keep the door from closing, allowing D’Angelo to come back with a bunch of crowbar shots. D’Angelo explodes with chair shots but a low blow gets Dijak out of trouble. A discus boot to the face puts Stacks over the barricade so D’Angelo throws Dijak down. D’Angelo is back up with the belly to back Rock Bottom on the floor and they’re both down.ĭijak is sent into the cell but brings Stacks with him for the save. Back with Dijak hitting a springboard elbow to put D’Angelo through a table on the floor. The flipping belly to back superplex sends Dijak crashing and we take a break. Dijak throws in a bunch of chairs as commentary makes Big Boss Man references.Ī bunch of chair shots put D’Angelo down but he catches Dijak on top with a chair shot. After Stacks gets knocked down, they head back inside where Dijak hits High Justice onto a chair. It’s way too early to send Dijak into the cell but D’Angelo fights his way out of it too. Dijak tries a nightstick to start but gets clotheslined to the floor instead.
This is the Jailhouse Street Fight, meaning a casket match with a jail cell. We open with Tiffany’s Epiphanies, as Tiffany Stratton runs down the card and talks about how we got here. NXT has teased Michaels fighting Waller, so odds are we see who is doing it in Michaels’ place this week. Since the NXT Champion is in a six man tag, the real main event is probably Shawn Michaels appearing on the Grayson Waller Effect. This is the Roadblock special, because we need a special event less than a month before what is probably the biggest NXT event of the year. Location: Capitol Wrestling Center, Orlando, Florida
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