PHOENIX — When the worlds of NXT, NXT UK and 205 Live collided and the dust settled, it was NXT’s Velveteen Dream left standing tall, with a future championship opportunity to his name.

Dream defeated Tyler Bate in the final match of the first-ever WWE Worlds Collide Tournament and, as a result, earned a guaranteed chance at an NXT, NXT UK or 205 Live championship match of his choice. The action-packed duel — which was received by chants of “This is awesome” and “Fight forever” — topped off an incredible 15-Superstar competition featuring the crème de la crème from all three WWE brands. 

Full tournament results are below:

All 15 tournament competitors throw down in a Battle Royal that determines the tournament seeding. Video courtesy of the award-winning WWE Network.

Jordan Devlin (NXT UK) won a 15-Superstar Battle Royal involving all tournament competitors to earn a First-Round bye
With a well-timed dropkick, the opportunistic Irish Ace eliminated Velveteen Dream immediately after Dream tossed Tony Nese, earning automatic passage to the Quarterfinals. The order of elimination in the Battle Royal also determined the seeding for the First-Round Matches.

First-Round Matches

Drew Gulak (205 Live) def. Mark Andrews  (NXT UK)
In a breathtaking display of technical grappling, The Philadelphia Stretcher avoided Andrews’ attempt at a leaping strike and trapped The Welsh Superstar in an airtight roll-up for the win.

Keith Lee (NXT) def. Travis Banks (NXT UK)
Overcoming a slew of strikes by The Kiwi Buzzsaw, who was hampered by a pre-existing knee injury, NXT’s Limitless Superstar claimed the three-count after crushing Banks with the Supernova.

Adam Cole (NXT) def. Shane Thorne (NXT)
Thorne fanatically targeted Cole’s arm in a grueling battle but was undone by Cole’s devastating Last Shot.

Dominik Dijakovic (NXT) def. TJP (205 Live)
Dijakovic’s incredible strength proved too much for the lightning-fast TJP, as Dijakovic’s Feast Your Eyes knee strike ended the Fil-Am Flash’s night.

The top Superstars from NXT, NXT UK and 205 Live square off in the opening rounds of the first-ever WWE Worlds Collide Tournament.

Tyler Bate (NXT UK) def. Cedric Alexander (205 Live)
Bate and Alexander’s back-and-forth duel came down to a scintillating exchange that culminated with Bate landing the Tyler Driver ’97.

Velveteen Dream (NXT) def. Tony Nese (205 Live)
In a hard-hitting collision, Velveteen Dream downed Nese after shoving The Premiere Athlete off the top turnbuckle and drilling him with the Purple Rainmaker.

205 Live's Humberto Carrillo takes on NXT UK Tag Team Champion Zack Gibson in the opening round of the WWE Worlds Collide Tournament. Video courtesy of the award-winning WWE Network.

Humberto Carrillo (205 Live) def. Zack Gibson (NXT UK)
The NXT UK Tag Team Champion came close to ending the match at various points but wound up stunned and pinned after being hit by Carrillo’s eye-popping handstand Arabian press.

EXCLUSIVE: Carrillo is thrilled after knocking off Liverpool's No. 1

See photos from the first WWE Worlds Collide Tournament, featuring the top Superstars from NXT, NXT UK and 205 Live battling for a future NXT, NXT UK or 205 Live championship opportunity.

Quarterfinal Matches

Adam Cole (NXT) def. Keith Lee (NXT)
Lee nearly made The Panama City Playboy bask in his glory, but a late-game eye rake by Cole opened the door for a cavalcade of kicks followed by a match-ending Last Shot.

EXCLUSIVE: Cole predicts a cake walk the rest of the way in the "Adam Cole Invitational"

Tyler Bate (NXT UK) def. Dominik Dijakovic (NXT)
After absorbing a brutal onslaught by Dijakovic, Bate broke free of the big man’s grip and put him away with a herculean Tyler Driver ’97.

EXCLUSIVE: Bate is weary but confident heading into the Semifinals

Velveteen Dream (NXT) def. Humberto Carrillo (205 Live)
The fast-rising Carrillo soared high and Velveteen Dream talked plenty of trash, but when the smoke cleared, a Dream Valley Driver ensured victory over 205 Live’s newest Cruiserweight. Dream hurt his ribs in the match after missing a high-risk move and landing hard on the steel barricade.

It's The Philadelphia Stretcher vs. The Irish Ace as 205 Live's Drew Gulak battles NXT UK's Jordan Devlin in the WWE Worlds Collide Quarterfinals. Video courtesy of the award-winning WWE Network.

Jordan Devlin (NXT UK) def. Drew Gulak (205 Live)
Devlin and Gulak clobbered, battered, abused and bruised each other, but it was an Ireland’s Call by Devlin that resulted in a three-count.

EXCLUSIVES: Jordan Devlin is the ace wherever he goes | Gulak experiences a career first against Devlin

Semifinal Matches

The first-ever WWE United Kingdom Champion goes toe-to-toe with the inaugural NXT North American Champion, with a spot in the WWE Worlds Collide Tournament Final hanging in the balance. Video courtesy of the award-winning WWE Network.

Tyler Bate (NXT UK) def. Adam Cole (NXT)
With both Superstars pushed to the brink of exhaustion, Bate managed to kick out of Cole’s Last Shot and come back with Bop & Bang, a rebound clothesline and a Tyler Driver ’97 to claim his spot in the Final.

The enigmatic Velveteen Dream, representing NXT, meets Jordan Devlin, representing NXT UK, in the Semifinals. Video courtesy of the award-winning WWE Network.

Velveteen Dream (NXT) def. Jordan Devlin (NXT UK)
With Dream sporting a heavily bandaged ribcage, Devlin had a bull’s-eye to target. Yet, even The Irish Ace’s destructive and deliberate attack couldn’t stop Dream from connecting with the Purple Rainmaker.

Tournament Final

With a guaranteed championship opportunity at stake, the WWE Worlds Collide Tournament comes down to NXT UK's Tyler Bate and NXT's Velveteen Dream. Video courtesy of the award-winning WWE Network.

Velveteen Dream (NXT) def. Tyler Bate (NXT UK)
The sports-entertainment prodigies entered a new instant-classic into the annals of WWE history. Bate demonstrated “Big Boi” strength and a veteran’s smarts as he went after Dream’s injured ribs, but the Velveteen Dream Experience could not be contained. Bate’s attempt at a top-rope Tyler Driver ’97 was countered with a sky-high backdrop, and the Purple Rainmaker ushered in the tournament victory for Velveteen Dream.