Back inside the CWC, the theme hits for The O.C. duo of Karl Anderson and Luke Gallows. The two head to the ring for our second tag-team title qualifier for Stand & Deliver. As they settle into the ring, we head to a quick pre-match commercial break.

When we return, Ava confirms The Wolf Dogs vs. Alpha Academy in a Stand & Deliver title eliminator for next week, as well as Jazmyn Nyx vs. Thea Hail, and Duke Hudson in a match for a potential NXT North American title shot at Stand & Deliver.

Inside the CWC, we see Hank Walker and Tank Ledger have already made their way out, and the tag-team title eliminator for Stand & Deliver is already in progress. After some hard-hitting back-and-forth action, we see The O.C. hit the Magic Killer for the win to advance.

Winners and ADVANCING: The O.C.

Trick Williams vs. Noam Dar

It’s main event time!

Backstage, Kelly Kincaid is with Trick Williams. She talks about his return and going viral last week. He talks about his match tonight against Noam Dar. He addresses Carmelo Hayes being in the building tonight. He says if he shows his face, “I’m gonna whoop that ass. That’s how it is, and that’s how it’s gonna be!”

Back inside the CWC, the theme for Noam Dar hits and out he comes accompanied by The Meta-Four. They make their way down to the ring for our final match of the evening. As Dar settles inside the squared circle, we shift gears and head into a pre-match commercial break.

Shawn Spears vs. Dijak and Duke Hudson vs. Josh Briggs are added to the lineup for next week’s show when we return. The theme for Trick Williams hits after that and Booker T does the hip-hop ad-libs on commentary as the super over like Rover NXT Superstar makes his way to the ring.

The bell sounds and we’re officially off-and-running with this one. Trick immediately jumps off to a huge offensive lead in the early goings. The fans chant “Whoop That Trick!” and “Lash should be with me!” to Trick as he takes it to the leader of The Meta-Four. Dar starts to get in some offense, but Trick keeps fighting back into the lead.

As Dar starts to settle into the offensive lead, we shoot to a split-screen shot of two masked security guards outside of Carmelo Hayes’ locker room. They knock on the door and say “It’s time!” We shoot back to the single full-screen shot of the action in the ring, which sees Dar in the lead but Trick starting to fight back into competitive form.

On that note, the action spills out to the floor where Trick takes over control of the offense as we head into a mid-match commercial break. When we return from our final commercial time out of the evening, we see the action still in progress with Dar working Trick over in the ring.

Trick fights back and has this one finished when Oro Mensah hits the apron. Trick knocks him off. Lash gets on the apron and tries to seduce Trick. Trick comes over and she tries sneaking a slap. He catches it but Dar hits a big back suplex while he’s distracted. He goes for the cover, but Trick kicks out. Trick hits his Trick Shot for the win.

Winner: Trick Williams

Carmelo Hayes Pulls A Fast One On Trick Williams

Once the match wraps up, Trick Williams gets on the mic. He says he’s got something to get off his chest. He says Carmelo Hayes, we don’t have to wait until Stand & Deliver. “Bring your punk ass out here now.” Out comes Carmelo Hayes’ masked guards, who surround the ring.

As Trick is looking at them on all sides of him, the theme for Carmelo Hayes hits and out he comes with his hood over his face. As Trick is yelling at him to come on, a member of Hayes’ security removes his mask to reveal it is, in fact, Hayes himself. He attacks Trick from behind. The rest of the guards hold Trick as Hayes beats the crap out of him. That’s how this week’s show goes off the air. Thanks for joining us!