WWE NXT Results (September 18th, 2019): The Black & Gold brand debuts on USA, UK Superstars invade

Modified Sep 20, 2019 12:16 GMT

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Cameron Grimes makes an incredible debut on the USA Network

Keith Lee and Dominic Dijakovic have been battling back and forth for quite some time now. Years, in fact. However, their NXT rivalry has only produced two matches thanks to an unfortunate injury to Dijakovic earlier in the year. Recently, Dijakovic returned, defeating Lee and putting the record at 0-1-1, with the first match ending in a no contest.

Next week, the third battle will take place as Lee and Dijakovic will go to war once again, this time on the USA Network.

On the WWE Network later tonight, during the second hour of NXT, Matt Riddle will battle Killian Dain in a Street Fight.

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Sean Maluta vs Cameron Grimes

.@CGrimesWWE arrives at Full Sail to battle @seanmaluta on #WWENXT! pic.twitter.com/JC8sMJ73dM
— WWE (@WWE) September 19, 2019

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Grimes won his first match on USA in an instant, catching Maluta running to the corner with a leaping double foot stomp.

Results: Cameron Grimes defeated Sean Maluta via pinfall.

One Mississippi... Two Mississippi... @CGrimesWWE just like that! pic.twitter.com/QQZUyOSJwF
— TDE Wrestling (@tde_wrestling) September 19, 2019

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Cameron Grimes has been on a roll since losing in the finals of the NXT Breakout Tournament. Though he failed to capture a title opportunity, he's consistently impressed the NXT roster and the WWE Universe. After his performance tonight, one has to wonder if he may be in line for an opportunity sooner rather than later.

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