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That’s why it was anything but surprising when Iyo Sky’s partner Naraku and NXT Champion Tony D’Angelo were spotted brawling in the infamous NXT parking lot. This was just 24 hours after WWE RAW, and the show went off the air with the brawl being separated.

Naraku and D’Angelo have come to despise one another. Naraku is clearly D’Angelo’s biggest threat on the NXT roster right now, and he has taken questionable routes to try and get the best of the Champion. Either way, next week, we will likely see the rivalry conclude if D’Angelo wins.

However, there is also a large possibility that the IWGP World Heavyweight Champion (not many have won that title in the 21st century) is a former World Champion for a reason, whichh is why he could be a legitimate threat to D’Angelo and the NXT title. Seven days was, in fact, too long for D’Angelo to wait.