Five things that we learned from NXT: Halloween Havoc

#4. The NXT women's division is stronger than ever

CANDICE. LERAE. THAT'S IT. THAT'S THE TWEET.#WWENXT #NXTWomensTitle #HalloweenHavoc @CandiceLeRae @shirai_io pic.twitter.com/8xhVaBm4DW

— WWE (@WWE) October 29, 2020

The NXT women's division dominated the revival of Halloween Havoc. The event was hosted by fan-favorite Shotzi Blackheart, who was perfectly suited for the role.

After spending months at one another throats, Rhea Ripley and Raquel Gonzalez came to blows in a match that really stood out on the card. The animosity between the pair became apparent as they clashed with one another. The two women were well-matched as easily countered one another's big moves.

After hitting a huge Riptide, Rhea Ripley managed to secure the win as a Gonzalez raged on.

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— Shotzi Blackheart (@ShotziWWE) October 29, 2020

Additionally, the NXT Women's Championship match headlined the event as Io Shirai and Candice LeRae took part in a Tables, Ladders, and Scares Match. The duo produced an amazing main event where both women put their bodies on the line in a truly incredible face-off.

Shirai came to the ring once again with a pop-metal superstar, Poppy, and they were met with a raucous reaction from the crowd. The main event of Halloween Havoc further cemented Io Shirai and Candice LeRae as two huge stars.