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NXT Features Tag Victory, Mr. NXT Pageant, and Great American Bash Title Contention

Axiom and Nathan Frazer secured a tag team win, while the first part of the Mr. NXT Pageant took place. A Number One Contender Match was also held, and a challenge was set for the Great American Bash.

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The first part of the Mr. NXT Pageant took place, judged by Aaron Rourke, Kit Wilson, and Matt Mathews. The initial category was attire, with contestants showing off three pieces. Matt Mathews appreciated Tristan from the neck down and liked Shiloh's attire. Kit Wilson, however, described Shiloh's attire as

tacky
and added
he didn't like him, he loved him
regarding Tristan. Aaron Rourke stated he
loves Shiloh's choices but he says he has to go with Tristan.

In a Number One Contender Match, Naraku defeated Mason Rook by pinfall with an STO, following an appearance by Kam Hendrix on the apron. In the LOUNGE, Tavion requested a rematch from Myles. Myles stated his previous encounter with Tavion was just a one time thing because he has to defend the title at Great American Bash. Tavion suggested

maybe he should face Myles for the title,
which Myles liked. Jackson Drake then commented,
it is nice that Myles is giving out title matches to friends like a charity case.
Tavion challenged Jackson Drake to a match next week, stating
if he wants his, then they can meet next week and the winner faces Myles at the Bash
to determine Myles' challenger at the Great American Bash.

Backstage, Wren told Kendal she could not go out and mentioned discussing a new Speed Tournament. Lola also spoke to Kendal, wishing her luck and apologizing for hitting her last week. Kendal replied, one time is an accident. Kendal was later seen walking in the WAREHOUSE, where Wren wished her luck

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