Two titles change hands at NXT Vengeance Day, NXT talent allowed to work in dependent

shows, maybe, possibly, and Warner Bros Discovery pissed off at a certain AEW star.

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So NXT Vengeance Day was last night and two sets of titles change hands, change hands

even.

Yes, we have new NXT women's tag team champions and new men's tag team champions.

Now the women's match, it was Kiana James and Phalan Henley, de-throwing Caden Carter

and Katana Chance Katana Chance is still one of the worst names of professional wrestling

because NXT loves horrendous names, but yes, we have new women's tag champs and this all

came about after I believe it was Caden Carter, it was pinned by Phalan Henley, who had got

her in a kind of a roll-up pinning combination, and then from the outside, the nefarious

Kiana James hooked the legs of Carter, given the extra leverage for the 1, 2, 3, this of

course is all kind of part of the ongoing storyline between Kiana James and Phalan Henley,

where Phalan Henley is a babyface, Kiana James is trying to be a babyface, but can't

help but resort to underhand tactics.

So as a result of that, we now have NXT, new NXT women's tag team champions and we also

as mentioned have new men's tag team champions and it's, that's what pulls.

The Galas boys, yes Markofi and Wolfgang are your new NXT tag team champions and I'm

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