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#4 NXT Tag Team Championship: The Street Profits vs. The Forgotten Sons vs. Oney Lorcan and Danny Burch vs. The Undisputed Era
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Perhaps it just couldn't live up to the standard now set for TakeOver ladder matches in last year's classic in New Orleans, but this also compared unfavorably with the men's Money in the Bank ladder match (sans the ending) just last month.
That isn't to say this wasn't very good, however. The match teased the Forgotten Sons getting the titles several times, which the crowd wasn't into at all. Jaxson Ryker's presence was the biggest tease, but an unusual alliance of all the other teams took him out.
Eventually, Montez Ford showed his amazing athleticism by jumping onto the ladder, knocking his opponent off it, and securing the gold for his team. It was the babyface moment of the night. The rest of it would be heel heavy.
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Edited by Riju Dasgupta
