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NXT 2.0 Recap 8/2: We Have New NXT Women's Tag Team Champions
While the fate of the main roster's WWE Women's Tag Team titles remains in a state of flux, if not outright doom, down at NXT it appeared their version of the titles would suffer a similar fate when Cora Jade, half of the Champions with Roxanne Perez, turned on her partner and followed that up by dumping her belt in a trash can. Unlike the main roster, NXT was quick to act in finding a new team to hold the belts and last night on NXT 2.0 they held a Four-Way Match to name the new champs.
This week's NXT 2.0 opened with the big Four-Way Tag Team title match which saw Toxic Attraction, Ivy Nile & Tatum Paxley, Yulisa Leon & Valentina Feroz, and Katana Chance & Kayden Carter compete to become the new NXT Women's Tag Team Champions.
Katana Chance & Kayden Carter vs Toxic Attraction vs Ivy Nile & Tatum Paxley vs Yulisa Leon & Valentina Feroz – NXT Women's Tag Team Championship
After defeating the other two teams, it all came down to Toxic Attraction and Chance & Carter. Despite a heavy onslaught from the former Champions, Chance & Carter were able to rally and defeat them to become the new NXT Women's Tag Team Champions.
Winners & New Champions: Katana Chance & Kayden Carter
In other match results from last night's NXT 2.0:
Carmelo Hayes def. Nathan Frazer
Mandy Rose def. Sarray
Axiom def. Duke Hudson
The Creed Brothers def. Tony D'Angelo & "Stacks"
Joe Gacy def. Brooks Jensen
Alba Fyre def. Lash Legend
Solo Sikoa def. Von Wagner
And in non-match action on last night's NXT 2.0:
A Tiffany Stratton Promo
Wes Lee Challenges Trick Williams
Roxanne Perez Addresses Cora Jade's Betrayal
More Tony D & Santos Escobar Shenanegans
A Nikkita Lyons Promo
Bron Breakker & JD McDonagh Sign The Contract For Their Title Match At NXT Heatwave
And that's that for last night's NXT 2.0, which feels a tad aimless at the moment. With Triple H back in charge of creative, there's hope that the brand can return to having a strong story and character focus. But at the moment, it all still feels a bit lost and trying to find its footing.
Till next time friends.