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#16 Pete Dunne vs. Kyle O'Reilly (NXT, June 13th)
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There's not much in Pete Dunne's arsenal that's overly flashy. He has a very technical style, but his performances are always can't-miss.
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What makes Dunne so brilliant is that he's always doing something. There's no pure resthold with him. If he's got a guy on the ground, he's breaking their fingers or adding some punches into the hold. Add in some stiff strikes when he's standing and you have a style that adds up to much more than the sum of its parts.
Kyle O'Reilly has a similar game. He's always moving and has holds that come from nowhere which look really cool.
So you add these two together and you're guaranteed for a great match. That's what we got in this hard-hitting contest that Pete Dunne ultimately prevailed in.
