WWE NXT Results (July 3rd, 2019): Prince Pretty vs The Messiah of the Backbreaker, two more stars debut

Modified Jul 04, 2019 01:46 GMT

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The Time Splitter continued his impressive undefeated streak

In another edition of the BAYBAY Championship Tour with Adam Cole, the NXT Champion found his way to the pizza shop of Frank Gargano, Johnny's father. As Frank was putting the order together, Cole placed his picture on the restaurant's wall of fame.

Cole then made his way to the Absolutely Intense Wrestling School, a place that Gargano visited prior to his 2-out-of-3 falls match with Cole, where the new champion

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Kushida vs Jeff Parker

Kushida quickly took Parker down to the mat following a single leg takedown, transitioning into a headlock. Parker attempted to roll out, but Kushida refused to break the hold, following him with every rotation.

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Parker broke out of a chin lock only to be hit with a handspring back elbow. Kushida then worked over his arms with a double arm breaker. Parker rushed to the ropes to avoid the Hoverboard Lock. A basement dropkick took him to the ground, and a wind up punch left him nearly unconcsious. The Hoverboard Lock was finally sinched in, forcing the quick tap out decision.

Results: Kushida defeated Jeff Parker via submission.

Tyler Breeze was met backstage, where he said he wanted to remind NXT that before the Undisputed Era ever appeared, this was his home.

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