Ivy Nile def. Fallon Henley via submission

Ivy Nile has taken little time to establish herself as one of the most feared competitors on NXT 2.0 and 205 Live, and “The Pit Bull of Diamond Mine” may well have silenced whatever doubters remained with a dominant showing against Fallon Henley.

Henley perhaps caught her opponent by surprise in the early goings, connecting with a couple of fierce strikes to the jaw and taking down Nile with a bulldog.

Nile quickly regained control, however, landing a back suplex and dropkicking Henley into the corner. With Henley reeling, Nile swiftly took her opponent to the mat and locked on a dragon sleeper to force an immediate tapout.

Andre Chase def. Damon Kemp

Intent on taking another young opponent to school, Andre Chase seemingly relished the chance to tangle with Damon Kemp, who was making his highly anticipated WWE debut.

With the WWE Universe firmly in his corner, Kemp impressed with some masterful mat-grappling and a takedown until a frustrated Chase dragged his foe’s fingers across the rope, sent him to the canvas and rained down right hands.

Kemp showed great power when he battled his way out of a submission hold and sent Chase flying with an overhead belly-to-belly suplex, but Chase nevertheless came through with his latest teachable moment, landing a headbutt and driving Kemp face-first into the canvas for the 1-2-3.

Solo Sikoa def. Ru Feng

If you were in the mood for an old-school slugfest, 205 Live’s main event was for you.

The undefeated Solo Sikoa and Ru Feng unleashed everything in their arsenals, clocking each other with vicious strikes and clotheslines.

Feng floored Sikoa with a kick to the chest and even trapped him in a submission hold, but Sikoa forced a break when he briefly pinned his opponent’s shoulders to the met.

“The Champion of the Island” followed up with a trio of standing sentons and a back elbow to the face before soaring from the top rope with a big splash to seal the win.