Carmelo Hayes and Trick Williams make their way down to the ring. Carmelo says that Solo Sikoa needs to stop saying he has next because he has last. Carmelo says when it comes to Cameron Grimes, he’ll get what’s coming to him at NXT TakeOver: In Your House.

Carmelo Hayes & Trick Williams vs. Cameron Grimes & Solo Sikoa

A brawl ensues right as the bell rings and Sikoa and Williams settle in to officially start this one off. Sikoa with a slam and a kick to the chest then repeats the two moves and makes the tag to Grimes, who unloads kicks to Williams’ chest whilst in the corner then goes for the cover but Williams kicks out. Grimes with an armlock, Williams slides out and wallops the NXT North American Champion with a clothesline before making the tag to Hayes, who runs along the top rope and drills Grimes with a diving clothesline. Grimes evades a lariat and makes the tag to Sikoa, Hayes does the same to Williams and Sikoa launches Williams to the corner before delivering a running senton. Sikoa gets to the apron, Hayes cheap shots him with a kick to the back and Williams trips Sikoa while back in the ring. Williams and Hayes taunt Sikoa and we head to a commercial break.

Back from the break and Hayes has a headlock applied to Sikoa in the ring. Sikoa fights out, elbows Williams off the apron but Hayes and Williams trip Sikoa and Hayes leaps over the top rope and drills Sikoa with an elbow before making the tag to Williams. Sikoa slams Williams and makes the tag to Grimes, all four competitors start brawling, Grimes and Sikoa toss both Hayes and Williams to the outside, Grimes takes them both out with a dive through the ropes then gets Hayes back in the ring and sets him up for his finisher but Sikoa makes the self-tag and plants Williams with a Samoan Drop then goes up top, Grimes hits the Cave In on Williams and Sikoa takes out Hayes with a diving splash for the 1-2-3!

Winners: Cameron Grimes & Solo Sikoa

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We go back to the ring and out comes 2021 NXT Breakout Tournament winner Carmelo Hayes. Trick Williams, the former Matrick Belton, is with him. We go to commercial as they head to the ring.
Back from the break and Samantha Irvin is in the ring with Hayes and Trick. Hayes talks about how he won the Breakout Tournament and has had a target on his back since then, but in NXT 2.0 we won’t see him slipping anymore. Hayes realized this is a numbers game so he called his friend Trick, and they are bout it, bout it, now. Hayes talks about how where he goes, Trick goes, when he eats, Trick eats, and when he gets put on, Trick gets put on. Trick takes the mic and talks about how he was born with the gift of gab. He’s proud of Hayes, calling him the golden child of NXT. Trick says he’s got a bone to pick with Hayes. He asks who this new, humble Hayes is when they used to be bout it, bout it and take names. Hayes says he’s right. No more holding back, it’s too hard to be this good and this humble.
Hayes holds his Breakout contract and says it’s a guaranteed title around his waist. Hayes says he is the golden child, the chosen one, and when he shoots, he doesn’t miss, and if he chooses to pass it, Trick will receive it. Trick says and that’s all it’s gonna be. The music hits and they exit the ring together. Duke Hudson makes his way down the ramp for a match. He stops at Trick and Hayes, and says something about being robbed in the tournament. He keeps walking past them to the ring. Trick tells Hayes this is what he was talking about, and this stops today. Trick storms the ring and drops Hudson with a cheap shot. They double team Hudson and put him away as fans cheer them on. They pose as the music hits but can’t help themselves, stopping to stomp on Hudson some more.

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