WWE Great American Bash 2025 airs live on July 12, 2025, from Center Stage in Atlanta, GA. This year’s event features top NXT talent and stars from TNA, building toward Slammiversary and SummerSlam with major title matches and intense rivalries. With a stacked lineup and an explosive contract signing involving Trick Williams, Joe Hendry, and Mike Santana, the show is expected to deliver from start to finish.
The pre-show kicks off at 2:00 PM ET, with the main card beginning at 3:00 PM ET. Fans in the U.S. can stream the event live on Peacock and NBC, while international audiences can tune in via Netflix. Ringside News will provide live, match-by-match updates and highlights throughout the show. Stay locked to this page, refresh often for the latest results, and join the conversation in the comments below!
WWE Great American Bash Countdown Pre-Show (7/12/25)
Your hosts, Megan Morant and Sam Roberts, go over today’s match lineup.
A video package airs highlighting the Men’s North American Title Match.
We take a look at Jasper Troy and Je’Von Evans ahead of their match.
Blake Howard interviews Jasper Troy.
Blake asks about Jasper’s journey to WWE. Jasper says he doesn’t like talking about his past, but he’s always loved physical contact. He recalls a moment playing football at Kansas when he kicked someone, stood over him, and wanted to smash his head into the turf. That’s the same mindset he’s bringing to WWE. He’s fine leaving a trail of bodies behind.
When asked what winning LFG means to him, Jasper says he was inspired by Booker T, Bubba Ray Dudley, and The Undertaker. They taught him to take advantage of every opportunity. He’s not here to make friends—he’s here to conquer.
On moving from his feud with Oba Femi to facing Je’Von Evans, Jasper says Je’Von grew up in a structured environment, while he didn’t have that. Jasper says he had to create his own path and Evans won’t be making jokes at his expense. Asked about Je’Von’s in-ring style and how to prepare for him, Jasper admits Evans is talented but insists he can’t go toe-to-toe with him. He says he’ll swat Je’Von and drive him into the mat. Jasper declares the future of NXT belongs to him. He closes by saying he’s putting everyone down. He plans to test just how “bouncy” Je’Von is. Jasper says he is the truth—and the world is about to find out.
We go to footage from after NXT, where Josh talks to Inamura.
Josh tells Inamura they’ve got Oba right where they want him. He says he’ll do anything to help Inamura and asks why he seems upset—this is the biggest match of his career. Inamura says he wasn’t trying to hurt Oba. He wants to fight him with honor. Josh says he understands, but this isn’t about honor. It’s about becoming a national hero in Japan by winning the title. He promises they’ll make sure that happens.
We then shift to a video package for the Women’s North American Title match.
Kelly Kincaid interviews Izzi Dame, who’s joined by Tatum Paxley. Kelly asks how their friendship started. Izzi says she saw herself in Tatum—lost and alone. She explains that Spears gave her direction, and now she wants to do the same for Tatum. Tatum says she’s happy to finally have a real friend. Izzi is the first person who genuinely wanted to be her friend. Everyone else has disappeared. She says this is the closest she’s felt to having a family.
Izzi credits Tatum for helping her get her first title match. Kelly then brings up Sol Ruca and Zaria and asks Tatum how she feels about them. Tatum says she and Izzi have both done bad things in the past, but that doesn’t mean they have to be nice to everyone. She says she never felt like she belonged with Zaria and Sol and was treated like a third wheel. But with Izzi, she feels valued. Izzi reminds her of everything Sol and Zaria have done, saying Tatum doesn’t need friendships like that. When asked about Sol, Izzi says she better bring her best because no one has been hotter in the ring lately than her. Izzi says she’s not stopping until she’s the North American Champion. Tatum closes by saying she knows her new friend is walking out with the title.
We take a look at the situation surrounding the TNA contract signing, setting the stage for what’s to come.
A video package airs highlighting the upcoming tag team match.
Megan mentions that tonight’s show will start with Jasper Troy vs. Je’Von Evans.
A video package then airs, focusing on the tag team match.
Backstage, Kelly Kincaid interviews Fatal Influence. Jacy Jayne arrives first and tells Kelly they can start the interview without the others.Kelly asks Jacy about this being the biggest weekend of her career with matches at both the Great American Bash and Evolution.
Jacy says Jordynne Grace and Blake Howard aren’t a real team—they’re just two singles stars thrown together. She says Fatal Influence is a true unit, and Blake will find out that there are levels to this. According to Jacy, “Blake says she’s the next champion, but her partner and everyone else is saying the same thing. I’m already the champion—and I’ll stay the champion.”
Kelly brings up the trust issues the group had over the past year. Jacy says they’ve always aimed to win championships and shape the division. Now, a year later, Fallon has the North American Title and she’s the World Champion. She says they’ll do whatever it takes to win the tag match on Saturday and for her to retain on Sunday.
When asked about her early days in Toxic Attraction and where her mindset is now, Jacy says she always knew she was meant for this role—even when fans didn’t believe it. She says she joined with Fallon and helped bring Jazmyn back from irrelevance. Now, she heads into the biggest weekend in women’s wrestling as champion.
Kelly then asks about her mindset going into Evolution as NXT Women’s Champion. Jacy says people doubted she could be champion at Evolution. “I’m tired of being called the most beatable champion. Like, how could I beat Stephanie Vaquer and Lainey Reid? Well, I did.” Fallon and Jazmyn arrive, and Jacy abruptly ends the interview. “That’s enough. Interview’s over.”
WWE Great American Bash Results (7/12/25): Live Match Updates and Highlights
Your announcers for the show are Booker T, Vic Joseph, and Corey Graves.
Jasper Troy vs. Je’Von Evans
Jasper Troy starts off aggressive, shoving Je’Von Evans into the corner and choking him against the ropes. He pie-faces Evans, but Evans fires back with a slap. Troy swings wildly and misses, giving Evans a brief opening to land some punches—until Troy shuts him down with a knee to the midsection.
Troy launches Evans over the top rope onto the ramp. Evans recovers with a kick, and when Troy tries to throw him into the ring post, Evans flips over to the other side of the apron. Evans attempts a springboard move, but Troy catches him. Evans escapes the slam and connects with a dropkick, though he clutches his ribs in pain.
Evans goes for a slingshot headscissors, but Troy blocks it. Troy hoists Evans onto his shoulders, and Evans counters into a sleeper hold. Both men spill to the floor when Troy goes over the top rope. On the outside, Troy drives Evans into the apron with a spinebuster, then tosses him back into the ring and follows.
Evans hits an enzuigiri, but Troy immediately tosses him over the top rope again. Troy drags Evans up by the throat and slams him into the apron, then carries him back into the ring over his shoulder. Troy dumps Evans over the top rope and follows with a big splash. The referee checks on Evans, but Troy isn’t done—he hits another splash to Evans’ back and locks in a rear chin lock to wear him down.
Jasper Troy drives Je’Von Evans face-first into the turnbuckles. Evans fights back with punches, but they barely faze Troy. Troy slams Evans hard to the mat but misses an elbow drop as Evans rolls out of the way.
Evans lands more punches, dodges a kick, and hits a jumping punch. He attempts a springboard German suplex, but Troy blocks it. Evans tries for a springboard cutter next, but Troy catches him mid-air, drops him ribs-first on the top turnbuckle, then follows up with a backbreaker and a slam.
Troy continues the assault with a corner splash and a powerful biel throw. He targets the bandage around Evans’ ribs and applies a seated abdominal stretch to inflict more pain. Evans eventually escapes and connects with a punch. Troy misses a corner splash and grabs Evans, but Evans counters with a back elbow and more strikes. Troy shoves him down and blocks a kick, but Evans fires back with another shot.
Evans goes for a springboard cutter again but can’t launch properly due to his injured ribs. Troy walks across Evans’ body and sets up for a Vader Bomb, but Evans moves just in time. Evans kicks and punches Troy repeatedly, backing him into the corner. The referee pulls Evans away, but he responds with a thrust kick and another follow-up kick.
Troy sets for a chokeslam, but Evans escapes and tries for a deadlift German suplex. He can’t lift Troy, though, and Troy blocks the attempt. Evans fights back with a kick from the apron and connects with a springboard crossbody for a near fall. Troy cuts off another springboard cutter, but Evans nails a rebound roundhouse kick for another close two-count. Evans heads up top, but Troy cuts him off and sends him crashing to the mat.
Troy goes for a big boot, misses, and falls over the top rope to the floor. Evans capitalizes with a plancha to the outside. Back in the ring, Evans hits a rebound into a deadlift German suplex. He climbs the turnbuckle and lands a frog splash, but Troy kicks out at two and a half. Jasper Troy catches Je’Von Evans coming off the turnbuckles and delivers a thunderous chokeslam, followed by a running boot to the face. Troy sets up for the Black Hole Slam, but Evans counters at the last second with a sunset flip—and scores the three count.
Winner: Je’Von Evans
After the match, Jaida Parker cuts a promo about the upcoming battle royal. She acknowledges the talent involved but makes it clear she’s going to win and punch her ticket to Paris.
Channing “Stacks” Lorenzo then shares his thoughts on Tuesday’s title match, promising to walk out with championship gold and make a statement.
Women’s NXT North American Championship Match: Sol Ruca (c) vs. Izzi Dame
Sarah interviews Sol Ruca and Zaria to get their thoughts on tonight’s title match and the tag team match scheduled for tomorrow. Sol says she’s riding high after her SmackDown debut, where fans saw her “snatch two souls.” She’s confident she’ll retain the title tonight and calls Izzi Dame a manipulator who’s only out for herself.
Zaria chimes in, saying Sol is a true workhorse, while Dark State has apparently uncovered Contra’s hacking software.Zaria says they’re taking the tag titles tomorrow, and Sol adds that she’ll be walking around with three championships when it’s all said and done.
The match starts with Tatum Paxley slapping Zaria as soon as the bell rings, forcing the referee to step in and separate them. While the ref is distracted, Izzi Dame takes advantage and drills Sol Ruca with a sit-out powerbomb, but when the referee turns back around and counts, Sol manages to get her foot on the bottom rope to break the pin. Izzi stays aggressive, landing a series of forearms and a shoulder thrust in the corner before hitting a TKO. She sends Sol into the opposite corner with an Irish whip, but Sol counters with a knee strike and follows with a missile dropkick that sends Izzi to the floor.
Sol quickly follows up with a kick from the apron and takes Izzi down with a headscissors on the outside, then rolls her back into the ring and connects with a running knee for a close near fall. Sol fires off with forearms and chops, but Izzi counters another Irish whip and hits a hot shot across the top rope. Izzi lifts Sol onto her shoulders and drives her down with a double knee gutbuster, then follows up with repeated knees to the midsection to keep the pressure on.
Izzi Dame hits Sol Ruca with knees to the ribs and a punch, then another knee for a near fall. She follows with a backbreaker and pie-faces Sol. Izzi lands a splash and goes for a knee, but Sol rolls her up for a near fall. Izzi comes back with a clothesline for two, then locks in a chin lock with her knee in Sol’s back. Sol breaks free with a snap mare, a back elbow, and a forearm, but Izzi kicks her and covers for another near fall.
Sol blocks a kick, hits a forearm, then lands flying forearms and a corner elbow. Izzi rolls her up again for two. Sol escapes a slam and hits a lungblower. She goes to the apron, hits the Golden Triangle kick, and both are shaken up. Sol hits a springboard flipping clothesline for a close two-count.
Sol climbs the ropes, but Izzi cuts her off and hits a Codebreaker for another near fall. They trade shots—Sol kicks, Izzi hits forearms and a knee, Sol lands a rolling kick and sends Izzi into the turnbuckles. Sol goes for a springboard but slips, then recovers with a Super X-Factor. Both are down.
Izzi dropkicks Sol into the ropes. Sol goes to the apron, kicks Izzi, and goes for another springboard but Izzi grabs her and chokeslams her. Izzi follows with a suplex into a cutter for a near fall. She sets up for a move off the ropes, but Sol nails a superkick. Sol tries the Sol Snatcher, but Izzi chops her across the back.
Izzi tries a super suplex into a cutter, but Sol lands on her feet and hits a spear. She covers, but Izzi gets her foot on the rope. Tatum pulls Izzi to the floor, and Zaria spears Tatum. Sol hits the Sol Snatcher and pins Izzi.
Winner: Sol Ruca (retains championship)
Jordynne Grace and Blake Howard talk backstage about whether they’re ready for their tag match. Blake says it’ll just be an appetizer before Jordynne wins the title on Sunday.
Men’s North American Championship Falls Count Anywhere Match: Ethan Page versus Ricky Saints
Before the bell even rings, Ricky Saints and Ethan Page start brawling. Saints hits a spear, sending Page to the floor. Saints throws Page into the guardrails, then grabs a kendo stick and cracks him with it. Page fights back by tossing Saints into a trash can, but Saints returns the favor and hits Page with the same can. They brawl into the crowd, trading punches, with Saints landing several hard shots to Page. Ricky Saints keeps the pressure on with punches and forearms, then walks the railing for an Old School-style punch to Ethan Page. He throws Page into the wall and chases him down a hallway into the lobby. Saints hits Page with a cup, but Page rams him into a pillar and locks in a Boston Crab. Page tries for the Ego’s Edge, but Saints escapes and sends him back into the pillar with more punches.
They brawl toward the bar, where Page hits a forearm, but Saints counters and drops him onto the merch table for a near fall. Saints throws Page into another wall and down the steps near the stage, but Page reverses and sends Saints crashing into the ring steps. Page jabs a chair into Saints’ ribs, then wraps another chair around his head and drives him into the ring post for a near fall.
Page sends Saints into the steps again, hits a forearm, and then goes under the ring—not for a table, despite the fans’ hopes, but for more chairs. He swings and misses, and Saints sprays a fire extinguisher into his face. Saints then cracks Page in the ribs and back with the extinguisher, taking control of the fight once again. Ricky Saints rips apart the guardrails at ringside and slams one down onto Ethan Page. He then slides the guardrail into the ring and follows up with a steel chair shot to Page’s back. Saints props the guardrail in the corner and stomps on Page’s head on the apron.
He sets up for Roshambo onto the guardrail, but Page escapes and hoists Saints onto his shoulders, running him into the turnbuckles. Page places Saints on the top rope, sets up a few chairs in the ring, and throws punches. Saints fights back with a kick, then hits a bulldog off the turnbuckles onto one of the chairs for a near fall. Saints sets up two chairs back to back and goes for a powerbomb onto the edges, but Page counters with a back body drop onto the unforgiving steel. Page keeps the momentum going and suplexes Saints spine-first onto the guardrail in the ring, scoring a near fall.
Ethan Page sets up a chair in the ring, then grabs another and cracks it over Ricky Saints. He arranges a series of chairs, then traps Saints in the corner with punches. Page lifts Saints onto the turnbuckles and sets up for a superplex onto the chairs, but Saints blocks it, bites Page, and slips underneath to deliver a huge powerbomb onto the chairs for a near fall.
Page rolls to the floor and Saints follows. They brawl to the backstage area, passing by Jasper Troy. Page sends Saints into the wall and into a side room, but Saints fights back with a kick and smacks Page with a flip flop. Page shoves Saints into Troy, who grabs Saints and choke slams him onto a production case.
Page drags Saints back to the ring and grabs a chair, but Saints has one too and nails Page with it, sending him crashing onto the ramp. Page tries for a powerbomb, but Saints counters with a back body drop. Saints follows with a tornado DDT on the stage for a near fall.
As Page crawls away, Saints cuts him off, but Page manages to hit a back body drop on the stage. He lifts Saints for an Ego’s Edge and launches him off the stage through multiple tables. Page makes the cover and gets the three count.
Winner: Ethan Page (retains championship)
Luca Crusifino shares his thoughts on the upcoming triple threat match taking place this Tuesday.
It’s also announced that Heatwave will take place on August 24th in Lowell, Massachusetts.
TNA World Title Contract Signing: Trick Williams, Joe Hendry & Mike Santana
Ava is in the ring to oversee the contract signing. She says history continues to be made and announces that she’s representing Santino Marella to officially supervise the TNA Championship contract signing for Slammiversary.
Mike Santana makes his entrance first. Joe Hendry follows and heads to the ring. Last to arrive is the TNA Champion, Trick Williams. Ava is in the ring to oversee the TNA Title contract signing for Slammiversary on behalf of Santino Marella. Mike Santana comes out first, followed by Joe Hendry, and then TNA Champion Trick Williams.
They all sit at the table, and Ava asks them to sign the contract.
Santana speaks first. He says he doesn’t take moments like this for granted and talks about how much the TNA Title means to him. He says Trick has taken the title for granted and accuses him of getting soft. He adds that Trick used to represent hustle, grind, and respect, but next week they’ll see what Trick is really about. Santana also tells Joe Hendry that while he respects what he did for TNA, he’s standing in his way now, and they’ll have to fight. He says TNA was built by great wrestlers and he plans to bring it back to its roots. Santana signs the contract.
Joe Hendry responds. He says he respects Santana’s view, but he wants to take TNA to new heights. He says he’s focused on getting the title back and isn’t worried about who Trick brings to help him. He calls next week a fight for redemption and signs the contract.
Trick Williams speaks last. He tells both men to put some respect on his name. He says he has both the look and the results, and he’s the one carrying two brands. Trick says this isn’t about making people believe—it’s about getting the job done. He admits he’s had help before, but says he won’t need any next week. He signs the contract.
As Trick gets up to leave, Joe Hendry stops him and says he and Santana both agree that the title is going back to a real TNA star. Santana tells Trick he talks too much, and both he and Joe slam Trick through the table. Dark State interrupt and reveal they’re inside the building. They hit the ring and go after both Joe Hendry and Mike Santana. The group splits up—two members attack each man. They overwhelm Santana and hit him with the toss Quad Bomb, leaving him laid out in the ring.
Backstage, Kelani Jordan shares her thoughts on the battle royal at Evolution, saying she’s ready to step up.
Tony D’Angelo also comments on the upcoming triple threat match. In a separate shot, we see that Tony has stolen the Heritage Cup—and he tosses it into the river, calling it the “River of D’Angelo Decimation.”
Josh tells Inamura that it’s his day and he needs to win the title by any means necessary. Inamura responds by saying he will do it with honor.
NXT Championship Match: Oba Femi (c) vs. Yoshiki Inamura
Oba Femi and Yoshiki Inamura lock up and go to a stalemate. They tie up again, and Oba grabs a side headlock. Oba hits a shoulder tackle, but Inamura pops right back to his feet. They lock up once more, and this time Inamura applies a wrist lock. Oba powers through it and turns it into a test of strength.
They trade shoulder blocks, with neither man giving ground. Oba gains the edge, but Inamura bridges back up and returns to an even base. Oba then takes Inamura down and goes for an elbow drop, but misses. Oba regains control with another side headlock.
Inamura tries for a splash, but Oba catches him and hits a slam—though Inamura quickly stands back up. Inamura drops into a sumo stance and uses his leverage to knock Oba down. He follows with a splash in the corner and a shoulder tackle for a near fall, then lands an elbow drop.
As Oba rolls to the floor, Inamura climbs the turnbuckles, then steps onto the apron—but Oba meets him there with a hard chop. Oba Femi lifts Inamura onto his shoulders, but Inamura fights back with elbows and escapes. He sends Oba to the floor and follows with a big shoulder tackle off the apron. Inamura rolls Oba back into the ring and lands a spinning slam for a near fall.
Oba responds with a slam of his own and gets a near fall. He kicks Inamura and stands on his chest in front of Josh Briggs, then drives knees into Inamura’s midsection and drops him across the top rope. Oba covers again, but it’s only a two-count. He follows with a gutbuster for another near fall, then stretches Inamura on the mat.
Inamura fights out and counters a belly-to-back suplex into a lateral press for a near fall, then scores another quick two-count. Oba fires back with a spinebuster, but still can’t put him away.
They battle over suplex attempts until Inamura powers through and hits one. Inamura follows with a series of strikes, backing Oba into the corner with punches and chops. He keeps the pressure on with forearms and a rolling elbow, then grabs a waist lock and deadlifts Oba for a German suplex, nearly getting the three-count. Inamura climbs to the top rope and sets up for the frog splash, but Oba moves and Inamura rolls through the landing. Oba leapfrogs Inamura, who nearly crashes into the referee. Oba follows with an uppercut, and the ref goes down from the impact.
With the official down, Josh Briggs sneaks in and hits Oba with the title belt. Inamura doesn’t see it happen. He climbs the ropes again for the frog splash but pauses, sensing something’s off. Instead, he hits a spear and goes back up top, this time landing the frog splash clean—but the referee is still down and unable to count.
As the referee slowly comes to, he secretly slips a chain to Inamura, but Oba recovers and hits a chokeslam for a near fall. They trade heavy forearms and chops, with Inamura landing a chop to the top of Oba’s head before delivering a sit-out chokeslam for a close two-count. Josh Briggs gets on the apron, but Oba knocks him off. Inamura goes for a roll-up and gets another near fall. Oba quickly follows up with a powerbomb and scores the three count.
Winner: Oba Femi (retains championship)
Lash Legend talks about her plans to win the Evolution Battle Royal.
Backstage, Trick Williams storms into Ava’s office and accuses her of setting him up, saying everyone is plotting against him. Ava denies doing anything and brings up what Dark State did to Joe Hendry and Mike Santana. Trick insists he has nothing to do with Dark State. Ava replies that if that’s true, then he shouldn’t have a problem with a six-man tag match. She announces that on Tuesday, Trick Williams will team with Joe Hendry and Mike Santana to face Dark State on NXT.
Elsewhere, Sarah interviews Oba Femi. Oba says Yoshiki Inamura deserves better, and even though Josh Briggs interfered, the right man still won.
Inamura walks up and thanks Oba for the match, apologizing for Briggs getting involved. Oba tells him it’s fine and promises him another shot soon.
Josh Briggs shows up, calls Oba dishonorable, and shoves him. Officials quickly arrive to separate them, and Josh says he’ll deal with it on Tuesday.
Tag Team Match: Jacy Jayne & Fallon Henley vs. Jordynne Grace & Blake Monroe
Grace and Fallon start the match with a lock-up. Fallon lands a chop, but Grace blocks a kick and fires back with forearms. Fallon connects with a kick and goes for a tornado suplex, but Grace blocks it. Fallon whips Grace into the corner, but Grace floats over and hits a back elbow, followed by a chop and a reverse atomic drop. She then delivers a reverse gutwrench gourdbuster.
Jacy tags in and misses a big boot. Grace misses a back elbow, and both go back and forth with quick pin attempts. Blake asks for the tag, and Grace makes it. Blake and Jacy lock up, and Jacy backs her into the ropes but misses a punch on the break. Blake grabs a wrist lock and transitions into an arm wringer, but Jacy reverses it and applies one of her own.
Blake uses the ropes to reverse out of it, and Jacy misses a back senton. Blake responds with a dropkick. Fallon tags back in and hits a body scissors roll-up for a near fall. Blake returns fire with a dropkick and snapmares Fallon. Grace tags back in and slams Blake onto Fallon. Blake then catapults Grace onto Fallon for a near fall.
Blake tags back in, but Fallon catches her with an elbow and a forearm to Grace. Blake hits a chop and follows with a spinning side slam for a near fall. Fallon and Blake go back and forth with standing switches. Jacy enters the ring, and as the referee is distracted, Nyx sneaks in a punch on Blake. Fallon takes Blake down, and Jacy tags in, sending Blake into the corner and landing several kicks before getting a near fall.
Fallon tags back in, but Blake avoids both her and Jacy and makes the hot tag to Jordynne Grace. Grace charges in with clotheslines to both Fallon and Jacy. Jacy stops her with a thrust kick to the leg, but Grace responds with a double Northern Lights suplex on both opponents. Nyx gets up on the apron to distract Grace, giving Fallon time to escape. Grace chases Fallon around the ring, but Jacy catches Grace with a bicycle kick. Fallon covers and gets a near fall.
Jacy tags in and she and Fallon hit a double suplex on Grace for another two-count. Jacy follows with elbows to Grace’s clavicle and locks in a reverse chin lock. She lands a clothesline and some punches, then tags Fallon, who adds a forearm and a clothesline for a near fall. Jacy tags back in and kicks Grace, then Fallon tags in and does the same. They double-team Grace, working over her arms in the ropes. Jacy delivers a chop before Fallon tags back in again. Grace fights back, sending Jacy to the apron and landing a forearm. When Fallon charges, Grace catches her and hits a rolling Death Valley Driver to regain momentum. Blake tags in and charges in with forearms to both Jacy and Fallon, followed by a sling blade that takes them down. She hits a rana on Jacy, then connects with a springboard dropkick for a near fall.
Blake and Jacy end up fighting on the apron, where Jacy blocks a powerbomb attempt. Blake tries for a sunset flip powerbomb off the apron, but Fallon steps in to stop her. Grace grabs Fallon, but Nyx sneaks in another cheap shot, kicking Blake. Jacy follows up with a cannonball that takes Blake down on the outside. Back in the ring, they whip Blake hard, sternum-first, into the turnbuckles. Fallon hits a blockbuster and covers, but only gets a near fall. Fallon goes for a wrist clutch suplex, but Blake escapes and rolls through into a bridging pin for a near fall. Blake follows up with a headbutt and tags in Jordynne Grace. Grace charges in with a spinebuster and covers Fallon for a near fall.
Grace lifts Fallon onto her shoulders, but Fallon slips out and moves onto the ring apron. She lands a forearm to stun Grace, but Grace fires back with a kick. Fallon recovers and drives through the ropes with a spear, taking Grace down.
Blake and Jacy both tag in and trade forearms back and forth in the center of the ring. Jacy gets the upper hand with a series of kicks and lands an enzuigiri. She charges the corner, but Blake dodges and counters with a German suplex.
Fallon enters the ring, and the referee moves to stop her. While the ref is distracted, Nyx shoves Blake off the turnbuckles and signals to Jacy, trying to set up the finish. But Masha Slamovich runs down and pulls Nyx away before she can interfere again.
Jacy and Fallon double-team Blake, but Grace rushes in to break up the pin. All four women end up back on their feet in opposite corners. Grace and Fallon start brawling while Blake and Jacy go at it again. Fallon lands a kick on Grace, but Blake knocks Fallon off the apron.
Jacy rolls up Blake for a near fall, then hits a superkick and goes for an O’Connor Roll. Grace breaks it up with a stiff backfist to Jacy, and Blake follows with a DDT to get the three count.
Winners: Jordynne Grace and Blake Monroe
Grace and Blake celebrate their win as the show goes off the air.
