Steve Carrier on March 7, 2026
WWE NXT returns with the Vengeance Day Premium Live Event from the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida. Following weeks of escalating rivalries and championship pursuits, the event features several high-stakes matches across the brand.
The NXT Championship will be defended when Joe Hendry puts the title on the line against Ricky Saints. Hendry captured the vacant championship last month, but his celebration was cut short when Saints launched a surprise attack. Their rivalry has intensified ever since, and now the two will settle things with the title at stake.
Izzi Dame will defend the NXT Women’s North American Championship against former ally Tatum Paxley. Their feud began after Dame betrayed Paxley and removed her from The Culling, and the tension has only grown since Dame captured the championship from Thea Hail.
The rivalry between Blake Monroe and Jaida Parker will explode in a Street Fight after months of interference and escalating confrontations. Meanwhile, Tony D’Angelo and Dion Lennox will settle their issues in a Parking Lot Brawl as D’Angelo continues his war with DarkState.
An NXT Underground match is also scheduled, featuring Kelani Jordan taking on Lola Vice in a bout designed to showcase the most brutal side of the NXT roster.
The show kicks off at 7:00 PM ET on Peacock and is available for international fans on streaming platforms like Netflix. Ringside News will provide live, match-by-match updates and highlights throughout the night. Stay tuned to this page, refresh for the latest results as the action unfolds, and join the conversation in the comments below!
Matches & Key Moments Scheduled for WWE NXT Vengeance Day on March 7, 2026
- NXT Championship: Joe Hendry (c) vs. Ricky Saints
- NXT Women’s North American Championship: Izzi Dame (c) vs. Tatum Paxley
- NXT Underground Match: Kelani Jordan vs. Lola Vice
- Street Fight: Blake Monroe vs. Jaida Parker
- Parking Lot Brawl: Tony D’Angelo vs. Dion Lennox
WWE NXT Vengeance Day Countdown Pre-show (3/7/26)
Your hosts for tonight are Megan Morant and Sam Roberts. They run down the card for tonight’s show.
We then take a look at Blake Monroe and Jaida Parker.
Sarah interviewed Blake earlier this week. Blake said Jaida knew exactly what she was doing when she interrupted her return. According to Blake, if you want people talking about you, you put yourself next to Blake Monroe. She said Jaida came after her to stay relevant.
Sarah asked Blake if she was being patronizing. Blake said Jaida talks a lot and claims she’s a top star. However, Blake questioned how someone can be considered a top star if they can’t get through a match without being suspended. She said people should be talking about her instead of Jaida, adding that if Jaida wants to climb in NXT, she’ll have to survive that climb.
Sarah then brought up how much the crowd supports Jaida. Blake said she knows the fans love her and saw their reactions when she attacked Jaida. However, she added that admiration and relevance are not the same thing. According to Blake, being loved doesn’t mean you own the room. She said the real question isn’t whether she can handle Jaida, but whether Jaida can handle the pressure. Blake added that when the bell rings, none of that matters — the only thing that matters is survival.
Blake spoke with Kelani earlier this week. He asked Kelani about competing in her first Underground match. Jordan said she and Lola Vice have been connected in NXT since they both debuted. When you spend that much time around someone, friendships form. They bonded over having the same passion and goals, which is why she took it personally when Lola kicked her out of the locker room.
Blake asked Kelani if she knew why she was kicked out. Kelani said it was because Lola was jealous and wanted her spot. She pointed to everything she’s accomplished and noted that Lola didn’t kick out Jacy Jayne or Arianna Grace. According to Kelani, Lola has had the same opportunities she has, and it still took her a long time to finally win a title.
Blake then brought up the Underground match and Lola’s strong record in that environment. Kelani said she is a top athlete and records are meant to be broken. She reminded everyone that she was the first person to make Lola tap out and believes she can do it again. Jordan added that she learned from her previous loss and plans to target Lola’s injured hand.
Blake also asked about Kelani training with Shayna Baszler. Kelani said Shayna understands what it’s like to lose an Underground match and has taught her how to capitalize on Lola’s injury. She added that Shayna proves it every time she steps into the ring. Kelani then questioned who Lola is without using her fist as a weapon, saying Lola may have to figure that out after their Underground match.
We take a look at the upcoming Women’s North American Championship match.
We take a look at the match between Tony D’Angelo and Dion Lennox.
Sarah interviewed Lola Vice earlier this week. Sarah asks why did she kick Kelani out of the locker room. Lola says there is loyalty. She teamed with TNA and she is not loyal to the business, fans, or friends. Lola says people bring up that she is a champion in AAA< but she never turned her back on NXT.
Sarah asks why did it get to this. Lola says Kelani couldn’t stand losing to her. Lola says she hasn’t won a title in NXT yet so she doesn’t know why Kelani is so jealous. Lola says she doesn’t play games. She knocks people out for a living.
Sarah asks if Lola is in over her head because of her injury. Lola says a hurt hand does not change Lola, it changes the way she hurts Kelani. She was done with Kelani but Kelani kept this going. She thinks she knows how it ends, but Kelani steps into her world at Vengeance Day. The Standout will not be able to stand up.
They mention Stand and Deliver on April 4th.
We have a video package highlighting the rivalry between Kelani Jordan and Lola Vice.
We then take a look at the current situation surrounding the NXT Women’s Championship.
We take a look at the NXT Men’s World Championship match.
WWE NXT Vengeance Day Results (3/7/26): Live Match Updates and Highlights
The opening video package is shown, recapping the events that led up to tonight’s event.
Vic Joseph welcomes us to NXT Vengeance Day.
Street Fight: Blake Monroe vs. Jaida Parker
Blake Monroe makes her way to the ring, followed by Jaida Parker. Jaida starts with a punch and Blake responds with a double-leg takedown. Blake goes for a kendo stick in the ropes, but Jaida stops her with a double-leg takedown. They roll to the floor where Blake kicks Jaida, but Jaida answers with a back elbow. Jaida sends Blake into the apron and looks under the ring for a table, but Blake stops her with a boot to the head.
Blake lands a forearm, but Jaida blocks a DDT and hits a suplex on the floor. Blake grabs an umbrella from a fan and hits Jaida with it before sending her into the ring post. Blake then puts several chairs into the ring. She slides the table back under the ring but sends more chairs inside before sending Jaida back into the ring and following her.
Blake kicks Jaida and tries to use a chair, but Jaida stops her. Blake hits a neckbreaker for a near fall. Blake sets up a chair on two kendo sticks across the ropes, but Jaida counters and drops Blake onto the chair before hitting her with the kendo stick.
Blake rolls to the floor and Jaida sends her into the announce table. Jaida grabs another table from under the ring and sets it up. Blake kicks Jaida, but Jaida fires back with a back elbow. Jaida tries to send Blake into the ring steps, but Blake moves and Jaida hits the steps instead. Blake climbs to the top rope and hits a missile dropkick for a near fall. Blake then hits Jaida with the kendo stick and follows with a Stroke using the kendo stick for another near fall.
Jaida responds with shoulder blocks and a chop. Blake answers with a headbutt and sends Jaida into the turnbuckles. Blake places a chair against the turnbuckles and traps Jaida in the tree of woe before sending her into the chair. Blake mocks Jaida and hits a running hip attack into the chair for a near fall. Blake delivers a series of forearms and punches before getting another near fall. Blake then locks in a crossface using the kendo stick for extra leverage. Jaida rolls through the hold and gets a near fall.
Jaida hits Blake in the back several times with a kendo stick. Jaida follows with snap mares and a shoulder tackle. Blake sends Jaida into the turnbuckles, but Jaida responds with a kick and a blockbuster. Blake rolls to the floor.
Jaida kicks a trash can into Blake and then sets up the table at ringside. Blake fights back by hitting Jaida with a trash can lid. Blake grabs a brick, but Jaida stops her from using it by striking her with a chair and then hitting her again with the chair. Jaida puts Blake on the table and punches her repeatedly. Jaida climbs onto the apron and hits a back senton onto Blake, driving her through the table. Jaida then follows with a running hip strike for a near fall. Blake sends Jaida into a kendo stick wedged in the ropes. Blake follows with a headbutt and a running knee for a near fall.
Blake lands a forearm to the back and then sends Jaida sternum-first into the turnbuckles with an Irish whip. Blake grabs a bag and pours the contents onto the mat, revealing diamonds. Jaida moves toward the turnbuckles, but Blake throws the diamonds at her before hitting a handstand hurricanrana followed by a DDT for the three count.
Winner: Blake Monroe
Vic Joseph hyped ticket sales for the upcoming WWE Hall of Fame ceremony.
Backstage, Ethan Page was sitting in his locker room looking frustrated. Ricky Saints walked in and asked Page where he was when he got jumped on Tuesday. Page said he was in the back trying to clear his mind after losing something important to him.
Ricky pointed out that Joe Hendry will have Myles Borne in his corner to help keep the NXT Championship. Ricky then asked Ethan to help him out as a friend and assist him in winning the title. Page agreed. Ricky said that when it’s all over, he’ll be a two-time champion and Page will be a two-time North American Champion. After Ricky left, Page quietly muttered, “Eh, two-time…”
Parking Lot Brawl: Tony D’Angelo vs. Dion Lennox
Later in the parking lot, a convertible pulled up and DarkState immediately attacked the driver, who turned out to be an imposter Tony D’Angelo. The real Tony D soon arrived and went after Dion Lennox. Dion avoided Tony D throwing a keg at him. Tony D then dragged Dion into the WWE Performance Center and shut the garage door to keep the rest of DarkState outside.
Tony D continued attacking Dion throughout the backstage area until Osiris, Saquon, and Cutler finally caught up. Security and a referee stepped in and pulled the rest of DarkState away, saying the match needed to start in the ring.
Instead, Tony D dragged Dion back outside where DarkState quickly jumped him again. Saquon Shugars tried to hit Tony D with a crowbar, but OTM ran in and attacked the extra DarkState members. Tony D then dragged Dion toward the Gorilla Position area.
The chaos escalated when Tony D tackled Dion through the back side of the Crow’s Nest wall, the same structure wrestlers often get thrown through during matches. Mike Rome wisely stepped out of the way before impact. Once both men finally made it to their feet inside the ring, the referee called for the bell to start the match. Dion had the early advantage. He hit Tony D with punches while Tony was draped across the middle rope. Dion then followed up with a spinebuster for a two count.
Dion hits a spinebuster for a near fall. He sends Tony into the turnbuckles but misses a splash. Tony responds with a German suplex and holds on. Tony delivers a second German suplex and keeps the grip, followed by a third and then a fourth German suplex. Tony lifts Dion into a torture rack and transitions into a neckbreaker. Tony then clotheslines Dion over the top rope to the floor. Outside the ring, Tony sends Dion’s head into the ring steps. Tony charges for a running shoulder into the steps, but Dion moves and Tony crashes into them.
Dion places Tony’s leg on the steps and looks to drop the steps onto it, but Tony manages to pull his leg away in time. Dion throws a punch and sends Tony over the ringside barrier into the crowd. Dion then lifts Tony and hits a suplex through the announce table. However, the impact appears to hurt Dion just as much as it did Tony. The referee finally begins the count. Dion sends Tony back into the ring and follows him inside. Dion hits a slingshot sit-out powerbomb for a near fall.
Dion continues with punches, but Tony fights back with punches of his own and hits a spear. Tony then delivers a chokeslam for the three count.
Winner: Tony D’Angelo
Vic Joseph hyped WWE’s pop-up store for WrestleMania Weekend.
Backstage, Lola Vice was shown having her hand checked.
The show then cut to a hype package for the Izzi Dame vs. Tatum Paxley match.
NXT Women’s North American Championship: Izzi Dame (c) vs. Tatum Paxley
Tatum climbs onto Izzi and starts punching her. Izzi misses a boot and Tatum jumps on her back with a sleeper hold. Izzi backs into the turnbuckles to try to break the hold, but Tatum hangs on. The second attempt finally gets Tatum off her back.
Tatum hits a dropkick that sends Izzi to the floor. Tatum follows her outside as Spears and Niko back away. Tatum hits several chops and then a kick to the midsection before delivering a cannonball off the ring steps.Izzi avoids a DDT attempt and sends Tatum into the ring steps. Izzi follows with a hot shot onto the apron. Tatum kicks Izzi as the referee continues the count and both return to the ring. Tatum gets a near fall.
Tatum hits kicks and forearms in the corner, then delivers a butterfly suplex and sets up for Cemetery Drive, but Izzi escapes. Tatum hits a DDT for another near fall. Izzi responds with a clothesline and both women go down. Izzi lands a forearm, but Tatum fires back. Izzi hits a knee to the midsection and avoids being sent into the turnbuckles. Izzi sends Tatum into the ropes, but when Tatum tries to float over, Izzi catches her and kicks her.
Izzi targets Tatum’s ribs with several kicks before placing her in the turnbuckles and landing more strikes. Izzi hits multiple knees to the midsection. Tatum counters with a rollup for a near fall and then a crucifix for another near fall. Izzi puts Tatum in the ropes and stomps on her from the turnbuckles for a near fall. Izzi follows with another knee and applies an abdominal stretch. Tatum manages to reverse the hold, but Izzi escapes with a hip toss.
Tatum fights back with forearms and hits a flying forearm. She goes for a crossbody into the corner, but Izzi gets her knees up. Izzi follows with a backbreaker and a back senton. Izzi goes for a Boston Crab and transitions it into a Liontamer. Tatum kicks her away and applies a rolling Boston Crab of her own. Izzi reaches the ropes to force the break.
Tatum is sent to the floor. Izzi tries to bring her back in, but Tatum escapes and sends Izzi into the ring post. Izzi blocks a kick, but Tatum lands a superkick. Tatum follows with running forearms, a round kick to the back of the head, and a German suplex. Izzi sends Tatum to the floor and shoves her away. Tatum responds with an enzuigiri from the apron and follows with a flipping senton leg drop for a near fall. Tatum climbs to the top rope, but Izzi stops her with a forearm. Izzi sets up for a superplex, but Tatum blocks it.
Tatum kicks Izzi off the turnbuckles and Izzi falls to the mat. Tatum goes for a 450 splash but misses and rolls through the landing. Izzi quickly responds with a flying boot for a near fall.
Izzi hits a forearm and Tatum fires back. They trade forearms back and forth until Tatum lands a kick. The exchange continues before Tatum connects with a thrust kick followed by Sky High. Tatum goes to the top rope and hits a 450 splash for a near fall. Izzi manages to escape Cemetery Drive and sends Tatum to the apron. Tatum tries to come back in through the ropes, but Izzi hits a running boot to the head. Izzi then lifts Tatum and hits a suplex into a cutter for another near fall. Izzi shows some frustration as she moves to the apron. Tatum grabs Izzi and kicks her before hitting a sunset flip powerbomb to the floor.
Tatum sends Izzi back into the ring, but Spears and Niko distract Tatum from ringside. Tatum realizes what’s happening and quickly returns to the ring. Izzi catches her with a chokeslam for a near fall.
Izzi sets up for a Doctor Bomb, but Tatum counters with a rana and gets a near fall. Spears grabs Tatum from the outside, but Izzi accidentally hits Spears with a forearm. Tatum then rolls Izzi up for a near fall. Izzi responds with a Codebreaker, but Tatum doesn’t stay down. Tatum then hits Cemetery Drive for the three count.
Winner: Tatum Paxley (new champion).
Blake Howard is backstage with Bronco Nima and Lucien Price. He asks why they came out to help Tony D’Angelo earlier. Nima says they didn’t help Tony. He explains that they’re just sick of what DarkState has been doing. According to Nima, DarkState acts like nobody can stop them. Price adds that DarkState is about to learn that actions come with a price. He says he and Bronco are coming for the tag team titles, adding that yesterday’s price is not today’s price. Nima says they’re coming for power and gold, but points out that the titles were just lost to the Vanity Project.
Later, Robert Stone is in the ring. He introduces Jacy Jayne, Fallon Henley, and Lainey Reid. Jacy says she plans to walk into Stand and Deliver as champion. She says it feels like just yesterday when people were calling her a transitional champion, and nothing makes her happier than watching those critics eat their words.
Jacy says she understands how the wrestling business works. She’s experienced the ups and downs, including wins, losses, betrayals, and injuries. She tells Stone that he’s used to seeing people sitting next to him in the locker room one day and gone the next.
Jacy brings up how last year she was in a tag team match on the Stand and Deliver countdown show and was just happy to be on the card. This year, however, she says things are different because she’s heading into Stand and Deliver with one of the most dominant title reigns. Jacy then adds that if people are being honest, she should be the one main-eventing Stand and Deliver. Jacy continues by talking about the people she’s beaten. She says two weeks ago she defeated Sol Ruca in less than six seconds and laughs about it. Jacy adds that this past Tuesday she was on her way to beating Zaria as well. According to Jacy, she had the match won before Sol got involved and stopped the three count. Robert Stone then says the goal now is to find Jacy’s next challenger.
Zaria comes out and confronts Jacy. She questions Jacy’s claim about having the match won and says she’s used to Sol being arrogant, but Jacy is just delusional. Zaria says she didn’t become champion because of Sol and nothing about her situation has worked in Sol’s favor either. She then says she deserves another title opportunity.
Fallon Henley responds by telling Zaria and Sol that they aren’t Fatal Influence’s problem and says they only have themselves to blame because they didn’t want their friend to succeed. Lainey Reid adds that the real problem is Zaria. She says she has helped Jacy retain the title several times and claims Zaria always finds a way to fail when she gets an opportunity. Zaria fires back by saying if they’re looking for help, they should at least know what the other person is going to do.
Sol Ruca’s music hits and she comes out. Sol says all she sees are two souls that will belong to her soon. She tells Jacy that while she thinks she’s on top, it’s strange how someone in that position can be so desperate to make people believe they like her. Sol then turns to Zaria and says she trusted her, but it seems like Zaria forgot how well she knows her. Sol says she knows exactly how to break Zaria’s heart. She admits it may sound selfish, but makes it clear that Zaria isn’t touching the title because it belongs to her.
Stone then announces that Jacy deserves to defend her championship and reveals that a week from Tuesday in Houston, Jacy Jayne will defend the title against both Zaria and Sol Ruca. After the announcement, Jacy, Fallon, and Lainey attack Sol. Zaria pulls them off and tries to hit Jacy with an F5, but Jacy escapes. Sol then hits Zaria with a Sol Snatcher before Jacy takes Sol down with a rolling elbow.
Lexis tells Charlie that it’s time to make a decision. Charlie says no. Lexis brings up how their fathers paved the way for them and asks what it was all for — just so influencers could take their spots. Lexis says it’s who they are and tells Charlie he needs to stop running from that and embrace it. Tavion tells Charlie to let what Lexis said go and suggests a one-night reunion of the NQCC for a tag match against Uriah and Lexis. Charlie agrees.
NXT Underground Match: Kelani Jordan vs. Lola Vice
Jordan blocks a double-leg takedown attempt. Lola goes for a cross armbreaker, but Jordan fights out of it. Jordan then tries to apply a Stretch Muffler, but Lola escapes.
Jordan throws punches while Lola has her trapped in a triangle. Lola briefly checks on her injured hand. Jordan goes after the leg, but Lola counters with a rear naked choke. Lola locks it in and adds body scissors. Jordan rolls over to escape and begins targeting Lola’s arm and injured hand.
Lola fires back with round kicks to Jordan, sending her toward the steps. Jordan responds by sending Lola’s injured hand into the ring post. Jordan follows with punches to the back of the head, then hits a Northern Lights suplex. Jordan continues attacking the injured arm by kicking it, standing on the hand, and stomping on it.
Jordan removes the glove from Lola’s right hand and drops a knee on it. Jordan slams the injured hand into the mat, then pulls Lola’s arm behind her back before hitting a moonsault.
Lola fires back with elbows, but Jordan grabs the arm again and repeatedly slams the injured hand into the ring post. Lola eventually counters by sending Jordan into the ring post. Lola follows with punches and a waist lock, but Jordan grabs the injured hand again. Lola responds with more punches and hits a German suplex.
Lola connects with several kicks to the chest and a series of round kicks. She follows with Naomi-style kicks but misses a round kick. Lola then lands a kick that sends Jordan to the floor and into people standing at ringside. Lola continues the attack with a kick on the floor and even kicks at some of the people nearby.
Jordan recovers and kicks Lola before sending her into the ringside barrier. They return to the ring where Lola blocks a kick, flips Jordan over, and connects with a back fist followed by a punch. The referee immediately stops the match.
Winner: Lola Vice
Jacy says she can’t catch a break. She points out that other champions get time off between title defenses, but now she has to deal with being the third wheel in this breakup situation. Lainey tells Jacy that won’t happen and says they’ll find a way around it. She tells Jacy to look at what they just did out there. Jacy reminds Lainey that the upcoming match is a triple threat. Jacy then says she will take care of Sol this week. Fallon says she has her own title match coming up in Houston.
It’s also announced that on Tuesday night Thea Hail will face Wren Sinclair in the Speed tournament. Jasper Troy will face Sean Legacy and Eli Knight, while Charlie Dempsey and Tavion Heights will take on Lexis King and Uriah Connors.
NXT Championship: Joe Hendry (c) vs. Ricky Saints
Ricky starts with punches and slaps Joe across the back. Joe fires back with punches and Ricky rolls to the floor. Joe chases him outside, but Ricky hits a forearm that leaves Joe caught in the ropes and hanging on the apron. Ricky follows with kicks and forearms.
Back in the ring, Ricky chops Joe and continues with punches before sending him into the turnbuckles. Joe fights back with a shoulder tackle and several chops. Joe hits a hip toss and chops Ricky again. Joe kicks Ricky and hits another hip toss. Joe goes for a suplex, but Ricky lands on his feet. Ricky ends up on the apron where he connects with punches before hitting a delayed vertical suplex to bring Joe back into the ring.
Joe gets a near fall and follows with a European uppercut. Ricky answers with a swinging neckbreaker for a near fall. Ricky punches Joe and goes for a suplex, but Joe blocks it. Joe hits a kick and a neckbreaker. Joe charges into the corner but runs into a boot. Ricky grabs a wrist lock and goes Old School while posing, but Joe kicks Ricky’s foot and crotches him on the rope. Ricky falls to the floor and Joe follows.
Ricky counters with a double thrust to the throat and sends Joe shoulder-first into the ring steps. Ricky gets a near fall back in the ring. Ricky kicks Joe in the head, hits another neckbreaker, and follows with a dropkick to the shoulder for another near fall. Ricky applies a reverse chin lock. Joe escapes with a headbutt, but Ricky answers with a back elbow and sends Joe into the turnbuckles. Ricky punches Joe from the ropes, hits an uppercut, chokes him in the corner, and follows with a double sledge off the apron.
Ricky sends Joe into the announce table. Back in the ring, Ricky continues with punches and hits a belly-to-back suplex for a near fall. Ricky hits a shoulder from the apron and then nearly steals the match with a roll-up. Joe lands a punch, but Ricky sends him into the turnbuckles again. Ricky hits a running dropkick in the corner for a near fall.
Ricky then hits a fallaway slam and performs his pose and signature turn. His cockiness backfires when Joe catches him with a spear. Joe unloads with punches and hits a discus clothesline. Joe follows with a fallaway slam and mocks Ricky by doing the turn himself.
Joe charges the corner but runs into a back elbow. Ricky goes for a rana off the turnbuckles, but Joe catches him and hits a powerbomb for a near fall. They trade punches, forearms, and European uppercuts. Ricky tries a backslide, but Joe rolls through. Ricky hits an Air Raid Crash and applies a crossface. Ricky then locks in a guillotine and Joe drops to the mat.
The referee checks Joe’s arm to see if he can continue, but it doesn’t fall. Joe suddenly powers back up with a second wind and hits a deadlift suplex. Joe runs into a boot from Ricky. Ricky tries to hit Roshambo, but Joe escapes. Joe lifts Ricky up, but Ricky slips free. Ricky lands a superkick and then misses a moonsault. Joe takes advantage with a Death Valley Driver for a near fall.
Ricky kicks Joe in the face and climbs to the turnbuckles. Joe punches Ricky to stop him and hits a super fallaway slam from the ropes for a near fall. Joe sets up for Standing Ovation, but Ricky counters with a victory roll for a near fall. Ricky follows with a jumping knee and a DDT for another near fall.
Ethan Page then makes his way to the ring and grabs the championship belt. Joe rolls Ricky up for a near fall. Ricky hits a spear and calls for the title belt. Ethan slides the belt into the ring, but it ends up near Joe. Joe stops Ricky from grabbing it while the referee pulls the belt away. Ricky then hits a low kick followed by a tornado DDT for another near fall. Ricky punches Joe and continues the attack in the corner. Joe goes for Standing Ovation, but Ricky escapes and nearly collides with the referee. With the referee distracted, Joe delivers a low kick that the official doesn’t see. Joe then hits Standing Ovation for the three count.
Winner: Joe Hendry (retains the championship).
After the match, Ricky questions Ethan Page about what happened. The show then goes to credits.
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