WWE NXT Results (August 28th, 2019): The Street Profits defend against the Undisputed Era, a new debut leaves the NXT crowd on their feet

And just like that, Shayna Baszler met her match

Last week, Mia Yim was offered a spot in the Four Horsewomen by Shayna Baszler, who said that she respected the guts of the HBIC. Yim declined, instead opting to fight Baszler, Marina Shafir, and Jessamyn Duke.

Following the beat down, she chased down William Regal, looking for another battle with the NXT Women's Champion. Regal told her that she got what she deserved after attacking Duke and Shafir from behind.

WAIT A SECOND!!!!!WHAT IS @RheaRipley_WWE doing on #WWENXT?!?! pic.twitter.com/smizFtIdnM
— WWE NXT (@WWENXT) August 29, 2019

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Baszler and her cronies came out to discuss what was next in store for the champion, but they were interrupted by the inaugural NXT UK Women's Champion Rhea Ripley. Ripley stormed the ring and said that Baszler may have beaten everyone else, but she hasn't beaten her. Baszler and co. backed up, leaving the ring as Ripley stood tall.

Eyeing some new gold, there, @RheaRipley_WWE? 🎤⬇️@QoSBaszler @JessamynDuke @MarinaShafir #WWENXT pic.twitter.com/k7dWgmt6SS
— WWE (@WWE) August 29, 2019

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We got some insight on Pete Dunne's mindset following NXT TakeOver: Toronto. The Bruiserweight said that just because he's in NXT, doesn't mean he's finished with NXT UK. He plans on running through everyone that gets in his way of success. Whether that's UK Champion Walter, NXT North American Champion Velveteen Dream, or anybody else brave enough to battle the battle hardened bone breaker, it will all end the same...

In a Bitter End.

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