CAMBRIDGE, UK - In the first match of the night, the exciting, high-flying, stage-driving Mark Andrews went looking for retribution against the massive Joe Coffey after Joe and Mark Coffey laid waste to him and three other competitors during a high-stakes Fatal 4-Way Match at the second annual United Kingdom Championship Tournament in June.  

Andrews put his incredible skill and agility on display from the opening bell, taking his opponent down with an impressive pair of hurricanranas, but the powerful Coffey took advantage after multiple distractions from his brother and thrashed Andrews inside and outside the ring. That didn’t stop the resilient Andrews, who fought back with a beautiful Corkscrew Moonsault and even kicked out of Coffey’s devastating powerslam.

Andrews dropped Coffey with a wicked Stun Dog Millionaire, and when Mark pulled Joe out of the ring for the save, the brothers were introduced to Andrew’s Moonsault from the top rope, which sent them both crashing to the ringside floor. When the action returned to the ring, however, another distraction from Mark allowed Joe to meet Andrews on the ropes and execute an Overhead Belly-to-Belly Suplex before sealing his opponents’ fate with All The Best For The Bells (a debilitating discus clothesline). 

Then, when The Coffey Brothers unleashed a post-match attack on Andrews, Flash Morgan Webster emerged to even the odds with the help of his motorcycle helmet equalizer.

With every female NXT UK Superstar gunning to become the first NXT UK Women’s Champion, Toni Storm and Nina Samuels took center stage for the show’s inaugural women’s match.

From the start, Samuels set out to make a name for herself at Storm’s expense, executing a relentless offense which included a Tilt-A-Whirl Backbreaker that earned her a near-fall.

Her hard-rocking opponent fired back with all the explosiveness of a Motley Crew guitar solo and finished off Samuels with Storm Zero for her first NXT UK victory.