WATCH: Newly crowned NXT Women’s Champion’s emotional celebration with her family

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This was the only title change that occurred on the show, though. Even though other titles were put on the line, those were retained. To begin the show, the NXT Championship, held by Tony D’Angelo since 86 days, was defended. Later, Zaria and Myles Borne defended their respective North American Championships. Meanwhile, Wren Sinclair defeated Arianna Grace for the Women’s Speed Championship.

Kendal Grey commented on having in-ring chemistry with another NXT star

NXT Women’s Champion Kendal Grey recently appeared on Sirius XM’s Off the Ropes, reflecting on her series of matches with Kelani Jordan. Grey credited their in-ring chemistry to Jordan’s gymnastics background, which complements her own amateur wrestling roots.

“I think for her to have the gymnastics background, you’re so aware of your body and the way it moves and also, Kelani, she is super passionate and she cares about this so much and I feel like when two people are so passionate and wanting the best things to happen, to put on the best match, I feel like you seamlessly just work together, you know? I feel like, ultimately, at the end of the day, Kelani’s super frickin’ good and so athletic and she’s amazing at what she does and it’s awesome to get in the ring with her. Obviously, I don’t agree with all the things that she does but, I do respect her, I respect what she does and I think that hopefully we get in the ring against each other and standing across each other many more times,” said Kendal Grey.

Signed through WWE’s NIL program in 2023, Grey has rapidly risen to prominence, starting with EVOLVE and now on the developmental brand. She has even been called, because her Olympic-style prowess, a female Kurt Angle. The fascinating part is that she even wore an Angle-inspired gear at Great American Bash to win her first NXT title.