WWE Women's Tag Team Champions Alba Fyre & Isla Dawn def. Lash Legend & Jakara Jackson

Alba Fyre and Isla Dawn return to NXT to defend the WWE Women’s Tag Team Title against Lash Legend and Jakara Jackson. Catch WWE action on Peacock, WWE Network, FOX, USA Network, Sony India and more. #WWENXT

WWE Women's Tag Team Champions Alba Fyre and Isla Dawn conquered during their return to NXT.

The champions wasted no time as they attacked the challengers before the bell, taking out Lash Legend and leaving Jakara Jackson to fend for herself.

Ms. Jackson was up to the task and fended off Fyre and Dawn before Legend re-entered the fray, leading to an all-out battle between all four Superstars.

The action continued until Dawn hit a meteora on Legend on the outside, leaving Jackson all alone for The Unholy Union to hit a combo twisting DDT to retain their title.

NXT Heritage Cup Champion Tony D'Angelo def. Tavion Heights

Tony D’Angelo puts the NXT Heritage Cup on the line against No Quarter Catch Crew’s newest teammate Tavion Heights. Catch WWE action on Peacock, WWE Network, FOX, USA Network, Sony India and more. #WWENXT

The NXT Heritage Cup remains with The Family, but it took an incredible battle.

Round One ended with D'Angelo locking in an ankle lock and Heights locking in a heel hook with neither Superstar wanting to let go.

Round Two also didn't find a winner as D'Angelo hit a superplex as time expired. The Don capitalized in Round Three by hitting a Fisherman Suplex to earn a pin.

After a pep talk from Wren Sinclair, a fired up Heights tore through D'Angelo and hit a huge belly-to-belly suplex to tie the match.

After a thrilling final round, The Don hit one final Fisherman Suplex to retain his title, but not before gaining more respect for Heights.

Cedric Alexander def. Brooks Jensen

Cedric Alexander brought the fight right to the disrespectful Brooks Jensen, but he couldn't put him away with his high-octane offense.

Jensen got in his own offense, but his attempt at a twisting leg drop went awry as Alexander moved, causing Jensen to crash and burn.

Alexander capitalized on that mistake by throwing his opponent in the ring and hitting a Lumbar Check to win the match.

Jaida Parker def. Kendal Grey

The ascension of Jaida Parker continues after she scored another huge victory in NXT, this time over Kendal Grey.

The former amateur wrestler Grey looked strong, but she became distracted when Myles Borne came to ringside to argue with her over what happened last week, leading to Grey launching him with another belly-to-belly suplex.

Parker took advantage of the chaos and hit her signature hip attack, a Hypnotic, to earn the win.

Jacy Jayne, Fallon Henley, & Jazmyn Nyx def. Sol Ruca, Karmen Petrovic, & Lola Vice

Six-Woman Tag Team action pits Karmen Petrovic, Sol Ruca and Lola Vice against Jacy Jayne, Jazmyn Nyx and Fallon Henley. Catch WWE action on Peacock, WWE Network, FOX, USA Network, Sony India and more. #WWENXT

NXT officially has a problem in the form of Jacy Jayne, Fallon Henley and Jazmyn Nyx.

Sol Ruca, Karmen Petrovic and Lola Vice were a well-oiled machine early, as all three Superstars brought the fight right to their opponents. 

Nyx regained control for her team, and using her surgical-like kicks, she obliterated Ruca and Vice. 

All six Superstars landed several strikes, but a Pele Kick from Nyx, Discus Forearm from Jayne, and a huge twisting cutter slam from Henley allowed the new terrible trio of NXT to pick up the victory.

NXT Women's Champion Roxanne Perez def. Thea Hail

The NXT Women’s Championship is on the line when Roxanne Perez defends her title against Chase U’s Thea Hail. Catch WWE action on Peacock, WWE Network, FOX, USA Network, Sony India and more. #WWENXT

Roxanne Perez is still the NXT Women's Champion, but Thea Hail proved that she belonged in the ring with the champ. 

Perez mocked the challenger and called her a little girl, but it backfired as a fired-up Hail fought back and took control of the match with her controlled chaos.

The champion went for a Pop Rox, but Hail countered expertly into her signature Kimura Lock. Perez countered into a crossface, but Hail refused to tap.

The official had his back turned for just a second while fixing the ring apron, allowing and Perez to rake Hail's eyes, but her devious deed backfired as Hail locked in another Kimura.

Perez broke free and assaulted Hail on the outside, throwing her into the steel steps before tossing her back into the ring. 

The two Superstars went back and forth with submission attempts, but a Pop Rox allowed the champion to retain her title.