BY SACNILK
Here is the live coverage of WWE NXT which is scheduled to air live on August 15, 2023, from Capital Wrestling Center with a full action-packed match card. ##
Make sure you follow us on social so that you can come to know about momentary announcements and the latest results of WWE NXT and others. WWE NXT is broadcasted on USA Network [8 PM ET on Tuesday ] [You can watch WWE NXT live at 5:30 in India on Sony Ten 1/1HD/3/3HD every Wednesday morning]. ##
WWE NXT Time In Canada: It airs live every Friday at 8 Am EDT on Sportsnet 360 ##
WWE NXT Time In South Africa: The show also airs live on SuperSport Variety 3 in South Africa on Thursdays at 02:00 am CAT ##
NXT Time In Italy: In Italy, NXT airs live on Dplay at 2:00 pm ##
WWE NXT Results August 15, 2023 & Winners ##
NXT Tag Team Championship Match: The Family (Tony D'Angelo & Channing "Stacks" Lorenzo) Vs The Dyad (Jagger Reid & Rip Fowler with Joe Gacy, Ava and The Schism) ##
D'Angelo managed to pin Fowler with some help from masked intruders, seemingly the Creeds. Alongside The Dyad, Joe Gacy and Ava were there as usual, and they were joined by a bunch of Schism members wearing masks. These masked members surrounded the ring, acting like unofficial enforcers, and this played a part in how things unfolded. ##
In the initial part of the match, Stacks showcased his skills, even pulling off a swan dive over the ropes. However, he was later stopped in his tracks and sent crashing into the announce desk just before the show went to its first commercial break. ##
The match continued even during the commercial break, with Stacks taking a beating from the heels. When the show returned from the break, the heels still had control over Stacks. There was a moment where Stacks almost secured a pin, but the referee got distracted by Tony D. ##
The tension escalated, leading to a thrilling tag that brought "The Don" into action. He came into the ring with a burst of energy, taking on The Dyad. Tony D got tagged in but was unexpectedly cut off by a blind tag from The Dyad. Out of nowhere, Ivy Nile made her entrance. The Schism lumberjacks formed a barrier to prevent Nile from entering the ring. Meanwhile, two other masked individuals hopped over the barricade and attacked The Dyad. From the moves they executed and the context, it seemed they were the Creed Brothers. With Fowler down after the attack, The Don seized the opportunity and covered him for the pinfall victory. ##
WINNER: The Family (Tony D'Angelo & Channing "Stacks" Lorenzo) ##
A compelling vignette shines the spotlight on Eddy Thorpe, delving into his Native American heritage. Thorpe steps up with a promo directed at his ongoing feud with Dijak. ##
At an autograph signing featuring NXT Champion Carmelo Hayes, Wes Lee strides in to shake things up. Lee adopts a subtle heel demeanor, engaging in a back-and-forth exchange with Hayes. ##
Tensions within Chase U unfold in a skit. Thea Hail, once the most spirited student, remains resentful toward Andre Chase. She airs her grievances to him, and Duke Hudson somewhat echoes her sentiments. Chase expresses his desire for Hail's happiness, but she fires back, urging him not to give up next time. ##
Blair Davenport Vs Dana Brooke (with Kelani Jordan) ##
Davenport secured the victory by pinning Brooke during the match. At one juncture, Jordan intervened, attempting to ensure Brooke's adherence to fair play. ##
Brooke briefly seized the ring bell, apparently contemplating its use as a weapon. However, Jordan swiftly relieved Brooke of the bell, displaying surprise at Brooke's willingness to resort to such tactics. ##
Following a series of less-than-smooth exchanges between Brooke and Davenport, Brooke found herself rocked by a forceful knee strike. Without hesitation, Davenport delivered a second knee strike and promptly covered Brooke for the decisive three-count. ##
WINNER: Blair Davenport ##
Trick Willaims Vs Drew Gulak (with Charlie Dempsey & Damon Kemp) ##
Williams secured the win by pinning Gulak with a windmill kick. Amidst the match, Dempsey and Kemp intervened, prompting the entrance of Josh Briggs and Brooks Jensen to restore balance. ##
Kemp diverted the referee's attention, allowing Dempsey to intercede with a German suplex on the floor. This led to Gulak taking control and working over Williams. ##
Williams mounted a comeback, leading to another interference attempt by Dempsey. However, this plan misfired, resulting in Williams dispatching both Dempsey and Kemp to the floor. Their subsequent assault on Williams was thwarted by the timely arrival of Briggs and Jensen. The two honorable country-based wrestlers neutralized Dempsey and Kemp, sparking a ringside brawl between the two teams. ##
Meanwhile, inside the ring, Williams and Gulak continued their contest. Shifting focus, a vignette spotlighted Dabbo-Kato, showcasing his emergence from obscurity. He expressed his determination to cast his own distinct shadow upon his return to NXT. ##
WINNER: Trick Willaims ##
Von Wagner challenges Baron Corbin to a match at Heatwave ##
Baron Corbin strides toward the ring, ready for a monologue, though not everyone shares his enthusiasm. Corbin boasts about driving an Olympic gold medalist, Gable Steveson, out of NXT. He proceeds to label the remaining locker room members as "soft ass little bitches." Is he channeling a CM Punk persona? ##
Corbin firmly asserts that he's spearheading a fresh chapter in his career, thrusting himself "back into the main event," a place he asserts is rightfully his. The scene is interrupted by the appearance of Mr. Stone and Von Wagner, who confront Corbin. ##
Corbin attempts to poke fun at Stone, only for the tables to turn as Stone cleverly flips the taunts onto Corbin. Stone also offers praise for Wagner, catching Corbin off guard. Corbin insists that Wagner take the lead in speaking instead of Stone, but Corbin's mockery of Wagner backfires. ##
Challenging Wagner's verbal skills, Corbin declares that Wagner needs to improve on the mic. This prompts Wagner to retort that Corbin is the one who talks excessively, an exchange that guarantees their inclusion in an upcoming episode of Botchamania, for those in the know. ##
Wagner seizes the mic and humorously ridicules Corbin's array of gimmicks. He proceeds to challenge Corbin to a match set for next week's Heatwave event, vowing to put Corbin through a table. Corbin attempts a cheap shot, but Wagner counters with a forceful clothesline over the ropes near the announce desk. ##
As Wagner teases sending Corbin crashing through the announce desk, a brawl ensues between the two, requiring a separation. The stage is now set for an intense grudge match scheduled for the following Tuesday. ##
In a locker room promo, WWE World Women's Champion Rhea Ripley and her partner NXT North American Champion Dominik Mysterio issue a challenge. Ripley calls out Dragon Lee and Lyra Valkyria for a mixed tag match at Heatwave. ##
Switching focus, a vignette featuring Mustafa Ali plays out, mirroring a political stump speech as if he were campaigning for the North American title. Ali employs populist and patriotic rhetoric, delivering a speech that resonates with these themes. ##
Wes Lee Vs Dijak in a number one contender's match ##
Lee secured the victory by pinning Dijak, thus earning the opportunity to challenge Hayes for the NXT Championship. The match was indeed well-fought. ##
Early on, a cat-and-mouse dynamic emerged, as Lee exhibited swift movement and impactful strikes. Lee focused his attacks on Dijak's leg, employing kicks and holds. Dijak managed to halt Lee's momentum and shifted his focus to working on Lee's arm. ##
Dijak squashed Lee's hope of a comeback by slamming him into the ring post, and he resumed targeting Lee's arm. Another hope spot for Lee was dashed when Dijak intercepted his attempted tope, ultimately lawn darting Lee into the ring post just before a split-screen commercial break. Dijak's assault on Lee's arm continued even during the break. ##
Upon the show's return, Lee turned the tide by countering Dijak's moves, culminating in a tornado DDT that sent Dijak spiking down. Shortly after, Lee executed a powerbomb on Dijak, earning a close near fall. ##
Unfortunately, Lee's injured shoulder gave way, causing him to collapse onto the mat. Dijak seized the opportunity to attempt his finisher, but his injured leg buckled. Lee responded with a pump kick, yet Dijak countered with a chokeslam into a sit-out powerbomb, coming close to victory once again. ##
The action spilled outside the ring, with Dijak tossing Lee over the barricade. As Dijak aimed to use the ring steps as a weapon, Eddy Thorpe made his presence felt. Distracted by Thorpe, Dijak faced him in a confrontation. Thorpe evaded a lariat, while Lee leaped off the barricade, delivering a somewhat imperfect Frankensteiner that sent Dijak crashing into the steps. Lee acted as if he popped his shoulder back in place and swiftly returned to the ring, executing a Cardiac Kick followed by a twisting corkscrew senton. Lee capitalized on this flurry of offense, covering Dijak for the winning pinfall. ##
WINNER: Wes Lee ##
Tyler Bate vs. Joe Coffey (with Mark Coffey & Wolfgang) ##
The match was unfolding smoothly as the two wrestlers showcased their seamless chemistry. They incorporated some British style maneuvers and sequences, gradually ramping up the intensity. However, the momentum was abruptly disrupted by the sudden intrusion of Dabbo-Kato. ##
Dabbo-Kato stormed into the scene, swiftly delivering a high kick that struck Bate. He then aimed to overpower Coffey with his guzzling attempt. Gallus members swiftly intervened, pulling Coffey out of the ring to safety. Dabbo-Kato redirected his focus to Bate, executing a sit-out tree slam that left Bate down and out in the ring. ##
In the parking lot, Baron Corbin and Bron Breakker crossed paths, leading to a tense confrontation. Breakker conveyed his intention to closely observe Corbin's upcoming match against Wagner, a rivalry Breakker had recently been involved in. Corbin responded by asserting that he remained unfazed and unimpressed by Breakker's presence. ##
A comical skit titled "Hard Hitting Home Truths" featured Nathan Frazier's talk show, only to be hilariously interrupted by Meta-Four. Through a video chat, Noam Dar engaged in a humorous back-and-forth with Frazier, centered around the Heritage Cup. Frazier laid claim to the legitimate possession of the trophy, while Dar brandished a replica. The dispute will apparently culminate in a match at Heatwave to determine the true Heritage Cup Champion. ##
WINNER: Tyler Bate vs. Joe Coffey (with Mark Coffey & Wolfgang) ends in a no-contest ##
Jacy Jayne Vs Thea Hail (with Andre Chase & Duke Hudson) ##
In the match, Jayne secured the victory by pinning Hail, with the interference of Andre Chase. The lingering tension within Chase U remained palpable, as Hail's frustration was evident following her defeat. Her displeasure was notably directed towards Andre Chase.##
The match continued during a commercial break, with Hail dictating the pace before the interruption. Upon the show's return, Jayne had taken control and was targeting Hail.##
During the match's progression, a turnbuckle cover came loose, revealing the exposed metal turnbuckle. Chase leaped onto the apron in an attempt to prevent Hail from colliding with the dangerous turnbuckle. However, Hail reacted with annoyance rather than gratitude, vocally instructing Chase to leave the apron. Hail then turned back to face her opponent, only to find herself cradled by Jayne in a small package for the winning pinfall.##
Hail's frustration with Chase escalated further after the match. She laid the blame for the loss squarely on Chase's shoulders and left the scene in a storm of frustration.##
Shifting focus, a captivating video package showcased Angel Garza and Humberto Carillo, delving into their shared family history to add depth to their story. ##
WINNER: Jacy Jayne ##
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