WWE NXT Great American Bash Live Results (July 30th, 2024) - One-of-a-time Concert crashed; DREAM tag team match booked for Night 2 of Great American Bash!

FULL RESULTS FOR NXT'S GREAT AMERICAN BASH, NIGHT 1 (July 30th, 2024).
ALBA FYRE and ISLA DAWN defeat Jakara Jackson and Lash Legend by pin.
TONY D'Angelo defeats Tavion Heights 2 Round to 1 Round.
CEDRIC ALEXANDER defeats Brooks Jensen by pin.
JAIDA PARKER defeats Kendal Grey by pin.
JACY JAYNE, JAZMYN NYX, and FALLON HENLEY defeat Sol Ruca, Karmen Petrovic, and Lola Vice by pin.
ROXANNE PEREZ defeats Thea Hail by pin.

Great main event for Night 1 of the Great American Bash.

The number of counters in that match had me thinking of the false finishes between Ricky Steamboat and Randy Savage. Perez celebrates with her title as Thea gets consoled by Chase University.

She does it again before dropping down for another Crossface. Thea counters into a pin attempt and then the Kimura. Roxy counters again into the Crossface. Thea almost grabs the ropes but Roxy notices and transitions into the Pop Rox to pick up the win.
Result - Roxanne Perez defeats Thea Hail by pin.

Thea gets out and hits a rolling Senton for a near fall. Roxy crawls to the corner and grabs the ring curtain. The ref tries to put it back and Roxy rakes Thea's eyes behind his back. She hits a rolling punch but Thea moves out of the way of another one. She jumps into the Kimura Lock one more time but Roxy rolls out of the ring and slams Thea into the steel steps.

Perez hits a Suicide Dive before telling Chase U that Thea is a loser. Thea gets part of her own Suicide Dive before hitting crossbody off the top. She lands a Michinoku Driver for a near fall as Booker and Vic argue relentlessly. Roxy wrenches Thea's arm and goes for Pop Rox but Thea blocks it. Thea locks in a Kimura but Perez counters into a Crossface. They continue to roll and counter submissions until they land in front of Ridge Holland and the ropes.

Vic mentions how this is the youngest NXT Women's Championship match in NXT history. As he does, Hail hits a Spike DDT on the Champ to level the playing field. Roxy mouths off to Thea, calling her a little girl. It fires the rabid chipmunk challenger up instead. Hail hits a spinning neckbreaker and a rolling Senton but Roxy moves out of the way. She counters into a Crossface but Hail rolls under the ropes to break the submission.

The competitors trade pin combos early on but Thea locks on the Kimura quickly but Roxy breaks it by getting to the ropes. Hail hits a suplex that sends Perez to the outside. Hail lands a moonsault before the ad break.

Main Event Time!! Roxanne Perez defends the NXT Women's title against Thea Hail.

Announced for next week are:
Oro Mensah vs. Ethan Page - NXT Championship match
Joe Coffey vs. Joe Hendry
Trick Williams vs. Pete Dunne
Axiom and Nathan Frazer vs. MSK - NXT Tag Team match
Kelani Jordan vs. Tatum Paxley - Women's North American title match

Someone interviews Joe Hendry as he is leaving the building. He says Gallus ruined his concert, something he and the fans were really excited for. He says that he is out to prove that he belongs in NXT and he'll kick Joe Coffey's butt next week.

Backstage, Kelani Jordan is walking around with her title. Tatum Paxley walks over to ask her if she'll play with her. Jordan says no but Tatum then challenges her. She still says no before yelling "what are you looking at" to Wendy Choo in the background.

Nyx counters out of a suplex attempt from Petrovic and hits her Pele Kick. Jacy adds a rolling forearm while Henley lands a Cutter variant to give the heels the win.
Result - Fallon Henley, Jacy Jayne, and Jazmyn Nyx defeat Lola Vice, Karmen Petrovic, and Sol Ruca by pin.

Ruca goes to the top but Henley stops her ascent. Jacy and Jazymyn tag in, with Jacy landing a cutter off the top and Nyx hitting a Fishermen's Buster. Vice and Petrovic break up the pin. Henley mocks Lola's shimmy as Jacy takes her out with a Cannonball. Nyx is alone in the ring fighting it out with Ruca. Petrovic tags in. She hits a few punches and kicks before hitting a facebuster for two.

Nyx has Karmen trapped in a leg scissors hold. She hits a running back elbow. Petrovic trips her as she showboats, but Jacy comes in. Vice tags in and she lands kicks on everyone. She makes a quick tag to Ruca, who just hits a springboard double clothesline. The faces do Lola's "I'm a Latina" hip attack in three of the four corners of the ing. Ruca and Henley are left in the ring and Ruca hits a powerbomb on Henley for two.

Jayne tags Fallon in and they try a double suplex. Ruca randomly comes in to catch Petrovic. All hell then breaks loss as the heels land on the outside. Petrovic hits a Suicide Dive and Ruca hits a Corkscrew Plancha as the commercial break hits.

Petrovic kicks Jazmyn Nyx in the chest and hits a short Blockbuster for a near fall. Petrovic hits a heel kick to drop Nyx. She then locks in a Last Chancery submission but Jazmyn gets out of it. Lola Vice tags in. She hits a Judo throw on Jazmyn, sending her to tag Jacy Jayne. Jacy ducks a few kick attempts but the two ladies then exchange chops. They trade pin attempts next and Vice hits an MMA throw. Petrovic tags in and she hits a kick off the ropes with Vice.

Fallon starts with Sol and mocks her surfboard-on-the-back move right off the bat. Sol hits a facebuster as someone in the crowd screams bloody murder. Sol then does her surfboard move before tagging Petrovic in.

Backstage, Axiom is conversing with Joaquin Wilde and Cruz Del Toro. They're speaking Spanish until Nathan Frazer walks over. Mr. Stone and Stevie Turner are playing tug-of-war with a contract for a tag team match against the Rascalz next week. Axiom isn't paying attention and Frazer is mad that he agreed to a tag match since he was pinned last week.

Backstage, Ridge Holland is hyping up Thea Hail. He tells her to do whatever it takes to beat Roxanne Perez tonight to bring home the title. Up next is the team of "Too Many Ys - Jacy Jayne, Jazmyn Nyx, and Fallon Henley" taking on Karmen Petrovic, Sol Ruca, and Lola Vice.

Grey gets out of a rest hold with a counter over Parker's shoulders. She lands some forearms on Parker but gets distracted as Myles Borne and Wren Sinclair march down to the ring to confront Carlee Bright.
Borne gets in Carlee's face, but Grey leaves the ring to suplex Borne again. She re-enters the ring with another move but Parker takes advantage with her sit-down in the corner, a face-plant suplex, and her hip check for the win.
Result - Jaida Parker defeats Kendal Grey by pin.

Booker says 'all tests have been passed' as far as Jaida Parker is concerned. She hits a reverse suplex for a near fall.

She's facing Jaida Parker. Now Booker T won't shut up. Grey drops Parker with a Fireman's carry toss. She forces Jaida to chase her from corner to corner before hitting a crossbody for two.

Oro Mensah and Ethan Page are arguing in Ava's office as they sign the contract for their title match next week. They say the same stuff as usual. Up next is Kendal Grey's debut match on NXT proper.

Hank and Tank come over to Roxanne Perez to give her some props but they then piss her off by trying to break a Guinness World Record by pasting as many post its on their faces as they can in 60 seconds. Roxy tells them to buzz off since she has a title match to prepare for. Jaida Parker then struts by to mouth off that Perez won't have the title after tonight. For someone who says so many other people start things, Parker sure starts a lot of things by opening her mouth.

He then tries to sing his theme song with the crowd, but Gallus comes out to ruin the fun. Joe Coffey calls him a flash in the pan and one-hit wonder. Gallus gets in the ring, and Coffey pokes Hendry. Hendry decks Joe Wolfie, and Mark attacks Hendry. They hold him up as Joe holds the guitar a la Jef Jarrett. He blasts Hendry in the back, but it barely breaks.

He says Gallus got deported for having terrible facial hair. "If you hate Gallus, raise your hands in the air. They got deported for having awful facial hair."

Joe Hendry is in the ring of the promo from the Rascalz. The crowd is singing his anthem as Hendry is ready with his guitar. He says almost everyone will love the song that the world needs. He mentions how the 'chef in the kitchen' HBK summoned him to NXT. He mentions Booker T and shows a picture of him in a kilt. Joe Coffey is the son of Dutch Mantell.

We get an NXT version of the Rascalz roundtable Treehouse segment. Trey explains how they can do this on a Tuesday night because of a Magical Treehouse. They discuss how MSK never lost the titles, and Miguel brings up how Wentz pinned one of the Champs last week. Wes Lee says he'll text Nathan and Axiom while they're waiting. Wentz and Migeul will partake of a green herb in the meantime.

Backstage, some groupies are talking with Joe Hendry ahead of his concert. He walks off, and they say, "They Believe." Ashante Adonis then walks in to walk off with the groupies.

Spears looks on as Jensen loses it after the loss. We then get a pre-taped promo from Je'Von Evans. He says his mom was a John Cena guy, while his dad was for Booker T.

Cedric hits a German Suplex and a dropkick before hitting a Michinoku Driver for a near fall. Jensen rolls to the corner near Spears. He hits Cedric with an upkick before pulling himself up to the top rope. He kicks Alexander off the top rope and hits a flying legdrop for two. Jensen throws Alexander to the outside in frustration. He suplexes him onto the announce table but botches a jump off the announce table. Cedric sends hi back to the ring to hit the Lumbar Check for the win.
Result - Cedric Alexander defeats Brooks Jensen by pin.

Cedric hits Brooks with Headscissors. He adds a Missile Dropkick to send Jensen to the opposite corner. He adds a Suicide Dive. Brroks holds the ref to distract him. It allows him to land a kick on Cedric as he tries to enter the ring. Spears comes out with a sleeveless Duster jacket. Jensen hits a flying elbow on Alexander as he's stuck in the Tree of Woe.

Cedric barely gets an entrance. Nice.

Brooks Jensen vs. Cedric Alexander is next. Brooks comes out with a Jimmy Rave shirt on.

The NQCC argues outside between rounds. Heights his a gut-wrench suplex for two. He hits The Don with another throw for another near fall. D'Angelo ducks as Heights goes for a Lariat. The Don hits a few strikes and throws, including a Spinebuster. He adds a second Spinebuster to retain the Heritage Cup.
Result - Tony D'Angelo defeats Tavion Heights 2 Rounds to 1 Round.

The hype and slap worked as Heights hits a belly-to-belly suplex right off the bat to earn his fall.
Round 4. D'Angelo 1, Heights 1.

Heighs goes for a gut-wrench suplex but buckles under the weight. D'Angelo hits a Fishermen's Buster to win the first fall. Wren Sinclair then rushes into the ring to hype Heights up, pushing Borne to the side.
Round 3: D'Angelo 1, Heights 0.

Most of Round 2 happens during the commercial break, so nothing happens as usual. D'Angelo ends the round by superplexing Heights
Round 2: 0-0.

They both go for gut-wrench suplexes but nothing happens until Tony D counters into a heel hook. Neither man will give up the hold after the bell, causing both sides to break it up. As the break continues, Wren Sinclair shows up in the front row.
Round 1: 0-0.

A lot of even back-and-forth early on in Round 1. Pretty standard boring first round like most of the Heritage Cup matches.

Conspicuous by her absence is Wren Sinclair, who 'joined' the No Quarter Catch Crew last week.

Up next is the Heritage Cup match between Champion Tony D'Angelo and Tavion Heights.

Trick Williams is the subject of his words since Trick couldn't handle losing the title. He says that Trick should have trusted his instincts rather than running to him for advice. They'll face off next week.