Kelani Jordan’s solid career record and consistent TV win rate can’t be ignored, but all the momentum is with “The Main Character” Wren Sinclair right now. Sinclair’s scorching hot streak of nine straight wins, including a perfect PPV record, suggests she’s receiving a significant push, while her dismal 5% TV win rate feels like a glaring stat waiting to be corrected by the bookers. With no head-to-head history, this is Sinclair’s chance to prove her recent dominance isn’t a fluke and cement her as a real force. I expect Sinclair to absorb Jordan’s best offense before countering and sealing the deal with her signature Scissor Kick to score a clean pinfall around the 10-minute mark.
All signs point to a showcase for Tony D'Angelo here. He’s been unstoppable, riding a wave of nine straight wins on television while Grayson Waller has stumbled to just two victories in his last ten. Tony’s head-to-head victory earlier this year only solidifies his dominance, and frankly, Waller's record on TV doesn't give much hope for an upset. The 21st Century Success Story is going to find himself outclassed by The Don of NXT, likely tasting a decisive **Spinning Fisherman's Buster** for the three-count around the 10-minute mark, as D'Angelo continues his push as one of the brand’s most dominant forces.
