We see the entire No Quarter Catch Crew walking backstage, each in their ring gear. When we return, we find out which will challenge for the NXT Heritage Cup Championship in our main event of the evening.

A beach segment airs and at the end written in the sand it says, “See you soon,” followed by the NXT Roadblock logo airing. We are also told there will be an Asylum Match between Dijak and Joe Gacy next week at Roadblock.

Back inside the CWC, the theme for Noam Dar hits and out he comes accompanied by Oro Mensah. The commentators mention this being a rare time when Dar is out-numbered, with all four NQCC guys out there. We find out that Charlie Dempsey will represent the NQCC.

The bell sounds and off we go. It doesn’t take long at all for Dempsey to get his first points on the board, as he surprises Dar with the first fall after a cheap shot from the NQCC at ringside to go up 1-0. We head into a mid-match commercial break on that note.

As soon as we return, the clock is winding down on the second round. After two it’s still 1-0. The third fall begins and the two immediately start trading shots. The third fall ends without any points. Early into the fourth fall, Dar lands a KO shot to even things up 1-1.

We head into the fifth round tied and these two get after it quickly, with Dar jumping on a still foggy Dempsey. Myles Bourne gets involved but Oro Mensah helps out. Dar sees Damon Kemp on the apron and he takes him out, but turns into a suplex from Dempsey for the pin. With the pin, Dempsey goes up and wins the Heritage Cup.

Winner and NEW NXT Heritage Cup Champion: Charlie Dempsey

Ilja Dragunov & Carmelo Hayes (and Tony D’Angelo) Contract Signing

It’s main event (segment) time!

When we return from the break, we hear Shawn Spears, who is called by that name, backstage. He says “The truth can bring you to your knees” as his reason for coming to NXT. He says he’ll see us next week.

Back inside the CWC, the ring is set up for a contract signing. Ilja Dragunov and Carmelo Hayes comes out to the ring, where NXT G.M. Ava is also standing. They each talk briefly but as Hayes is speaking, The Family’s theme hits and out comes Tony D’Angelo and Stacks.

D’Angelo is warned by Melo to leave or Melo Security will deal with him. He says don’t try me. D’Angelo says The Don can make things happen around here, too. He tells Melo Security to take a hike, and they immediately oblige to Hayes’ dismay.

Tony D’Angelo continues by taking a seat and making it clear that he wants a shot at the NXT Championship, not Carmelo Hayes. He says he earned everything he’s received. He says Melo is demanding a title match, but D’Angelo is gonna earn one at NXT Stand & Deliver.

Dragunov says D’Angelo has his interest as a man willing to work for his spot. D’Angelo says next week at NXT Roadblock it’s gonna be Carmelo Hayes vs. Tony D’Angelo with the winner getting a NXT title match at NXT Stand & Deliver.

Ava says she has a contract for that made up but it’s up to Ilja. Ilja agrees to it. It’s on. Hayes attacks them both and is the only man standing as the show ends. That’s how this week’s show wraps up. Thanks for joining us!