Drew Gulak and Mark Andrews battle in a bitter WWE Cruiserweight Championship Tournament rematch.

After defeating Mark Andrews in a grueling battle in the quarterfinals of the WWE Cruiserweight Championship Tournament, Drew Gulak refused to relinquish his Dragon Sleeper, sending a message to the entire Cruiserweight division that he is not to be trifled with. Looking for retribution, Andrews defeated Tony Nese and earned an opportunity to face Gulak, despite the Philadelphia native postponing the match a week so that Andrews could fully recover.

Before the match, Nese confronted Andrews and encouraged him to take care of Gulak. However, Gulak entered the ring foregoing his PowerPoint presentation to let the entire division know that he is the best submission specialist on WWE 205 Live.

As soon as the opening bell sounded, Andrews showed off his own aggressive side and used his incredible speed to counter Gulak’s clear size and strength advantage.

Despite holding his own, the Welsh Superstar’s momentum was stopped when Gulak pushed him into the ring post while they battled on the apron. Reeling from the cringe-worthy impact of the post and arena floor, Andrews struggled to regain his composure as Gulak kept him grounded.

Using innovative holds and aggressive strikes, Gulak stayed in control, taunting Andrews between maneuvers. Fighting through the pain and punishment, a wave of adrenaline came over Andrews, and he broke free, executing agile and quick maneuvers to swing momentum in his favor. Andrews reversed his own countered Tornado DDT into the Stundog Millionaire.

With victory in sight, Andrews ascended the ropes but quickly dropped down to chase an escaping Gulak. The result was Gulak driving Andrews face-first into the turnbuckle and applying the Gulock for the win.

After the match, Gulak again trapped his foe in the debilitating Gulock. Suddenly, The Premier Athlete charged the ring and took down his former best friend while saving Andrews.