WWE NXT Results (11/23): TakeOver: Toronto Fallout, Six-Woman Tag, Swann In Action, SAnitY Attacks

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Welcome to tonight’s episode of WWE NXT. We kick things off with highlights from NXT TakeOver: Toronto. Interesting to note the entrance video has been updated to reflect some of the new groups and featured superstars.

– Tom Phillips and Corey Graves welcome us to tonight’s episode and we head straight to the ring.

Rich Swann vs. Kona Reeves

Swann with a nice reception in the Great White North. The renamed and relatively unknown Kona Reeves makes his way to the ring sporting his island attire. The larger Reeves gives Swann a kick aloha as he shoves him right directly to the corner. Swann ducks a shot and dances a bit. Reeves then catches Swann and pops him up for a huge Samoan Drop. Reeves whips Swann into the corner and makes a quick cover for a two count. Crowd egging Swann on as he tries to chop down the bigger opponent. After a slew of forearms, a flying version finally gets Reeves on the ground. As soon as Swann bounces his way to a standing splash, SAnitY’s music hits and they head to the ring.

Swann and Reeves remain in the ring for whatever reason and both get attacked. Big “E.Y.” chant fills the building as Wolfe and Fulton take out Reeves. Swann head back in to the top rope for a cross body on Wolfe, but that’s all the offense he gets. Young finishes Swann off and SAnitY stands tall.

No Contest: Interference

– After the match, Young takes the mic and says today’s society is hanging on by a thread, and chaos will happen. He says they tried doing it the world’s way, and it got them nothing. He says this generation will be revered and remembered, and they are going to “take.”

– Back from break, No Way Jose in the ring checking on his Dusty Classic partner. He says he wants to face the “puppet master” Eric Young for attacking his buddy. There’s no referee in sight, so this one will go down as a good ole fight. Jose able to take out Wolfe on the apron and get ahead on EY, but SAnitY wins the numbers game and takes him out as well to end the segment. Young’s finisher is a thing of beauty.

– We take a look back at the Dusty Classic finals between TM-61 …

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