Eddy Thorpe def. Kale Dixon

Two competitors who have recently traveled a long, hard road on the comeback trail collided when Eddy Thorpe and Kale Dixon pulverized each other in NXT Level Up’s thrilling opening bout.

Still seeking his first win since returning from a serious shoulder injury, Dixon unloaded with several menacing strikes and stomps and earned a two-count with a tilt-a-whirl.

Fired up after receiving a savage chop, Thorpe found a new gear and landed a boot to the face, an elbow drop and an Impaler for the win.

Kelani Jordan def. Kendal Grey

Still riding high after her thrilling win in a Six-Woman Tag Team Match at NXT Stand & Deliver, Kelani Jordan looked to keep rolling as she bounded to the ring for her clash with impressive rookie Kendal Grey.

Making her singles debut, Grey showed no trepidation against her more experienced opponent, keeping pace in the mat-grappling portion of the bout and landing an overhead suplex.

Jordan soon fired back, however, by hitting an innovative slam and landing the decisive split-legged moonsault.

Je’Von Evans def. Riley Osborne

Two of the most exciting competitors in NXT Level Up history, Je’Von Evans and Riley Osborne electrified the NXT Arena during a sprint of a main event.

Chase University’s newest enrollee cartwheeled his way out of danger in the early goings, only for Evans to catch him in a jaw-dropping hurricanrana before striking with a sky-high dropkick.

With the NXT Universe bellowing his nickname, “The Young OG” wiped out Osborne on the ringside floor by launching himself over the top rope, though Osborne soon returned the favor by leaping and twisting over the top rope to clobber Evans at ringside. Moments later, Evans got the better of Osborne during a series of pinfall reversals to secure the victory.