Lola Vice pinned Jacy Jayne to beat her and Kendal Grey in a triple threat for the NXT Women’s Championship during Stand & Deliver. 

Vice and Grey secured their opportunity at the title during this past week’s “WWE NXT” after a draw; Grey pinned Vice, while also tapping out on the count of three, thus declaring the match a submission-pinfall double-finish. Thus, the decision was made for the both of them to challenge for Jayne’s title. 

Vice was the only one entering the bout with no one in her corner, with Grey flanked by Women’s Speed Champion and WrenQCC partner Wren Sinclair, and Jayne by her Fatal Influence stablemates Fallon Henley and Lainey Reid. 

That factored into the bout with Vice taking Grey out with a spinning backfist, falling out of the ring and allowing Jayne to make the cover. Vice put Grey’s foot on the ropes to break the fall, prompting Fatal Influence to get involved, only for Sinclair to take the both of them out. 

Back in the ring, Jayne took out Grey with the Rolling Encore to send her out of the ring, turning into a spinning backfist from Vice to get the winning pinfall. Vice is now the first female Cuban-American WWE champion in history. 

The babyface team of Hank & Tank, EK Prosper, Shiloh Hill, and Wren Sinclair scored a victory on the “WWE NXT” Stand & Deliver pre-show over Birthright. The new stable, consisting of TNA Knockouts Champion Arianna Grace, Channing “Stacks” Lorenzo, Uriah Connors, Lexis King, and Charlie Dempsey, just couldn’t get the job done ahead of “NXT’s” biggest night.

Sinclair started things off by getting in Dempsey’s face, and Grace hit her, causing a brawl before the bell rang. The teams got into their respective corners and the match officially got underway, and was back-and-forth until Birthright overpowered Hank. The former tag champ was able to tag in Sinclair after taking a beating.

Dempsey broke up Sinclair’s hold on Grace, and she went after him, but was almost rolled up by Grace off the distraction. Prosper tagged in and took out all the male challengers. Grace prevented Prosper from hitting a move off the top rope, and he was taken out with a German suplex from Dempsey on the outside.

Sinclair and Dempsey went face-to-face once again in the ring, this time, with Sinclair hitting Dempsey with chops before she suplexed him. Prosper had a big spot where he jumped from the stable turnbuckle to the top rope before taking out the field on the outside. Hill, now the legal competitor, pinned Dempsey after Hank & Tank hit him with double splashes for the win.

The filing continues to note that the stay was lifted as a result of the decision on February 10, 2025, after which plaintiffs filed an amended complaint on April 28, and defendants filed to dismiss the claims against them on June 11 – while never questioning the constitutionality of the CVA.

The Attorney General states that his interest in this case is defending the constitutionality of the CVA, rather than advocating for any specific party in the merits of their case.

“While the defendants in this case have alluded to constitutional challenges in their respective answers, including raising constitutional questions apparently already answered by the Supreme Court… They have not yet articulated what those challenges are,” the filing continues. “The Attorney General therefore cannot yet determine the basis for defendants’ assertions.”

The Attorney General continues to say that intervention would prevent the court from having to consider “unnecessary constitutional questions that defendants may not have ultimately raised.”

Judge James K. Bredar approved the Attorney General’s intervention for those purposes on April 2. As a result, counsel representing the Attorney General will attend the conference call on April 8 regarding scheduling going forward. 

The McMahons have never argued whether the alleged abuse occurred, but rather that they had no actionable knowledge nor a valid duty of care that should make them defendants in this case. No official decision has been made on the merits of the allegations or claim. 

It was announced earlier in the week that Scott D’Amore’s Maple Leaf Pro Wrestling announced a TV deal with one of the leading sports stations in Canada, TSN. Not much was immediately made available about the deal, but Dave Meltzer did provide some new information in the latest edition of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter.

According to Meltzer, in addition to the confirmation that MLP’s show will be a one-hour program aired on a week night that will debut in July, it will also air in a regular, consistent time slot. Meltzer reported that the show will not be preempted, as TSN has five different channels. He said there are plenty of timeslots the company could utilize to avoid “AEW Dynamite,” “WWE NXT,” and “TNA iMPACT” throughout the week.

He wrote he believes that the 10-11 p.m. timeslot on Wednesday would make the most sense, as the show would get the benefit of a “Dynamite” lead-in. Meltzer noted that the promotions would be working together for a while, at least, as AEW President Tony Khan went to the March 27 tapings. Ring of Honor and Maple Leaf Pro previously announced their partnership for a Global Wars event, which then took place on the 27th in ROH’s usual timeslot.

Reports of MLP’s television deal first emerged back in October when PWInsider reported there were meetings held in Canada between networks to determine what station would host MLP. At the time, it was reported MLP’s weekly programming would have a centralized broadcast in Canada, despite the promotion’s pay-per-view events being available beyond the country’s border.