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(Photo Credit: WWE) Today’s new WWE NXT UK episode on the WWE Network saw the official in-ring debut of Japanese wrestling legend Meiko Satomura. Satomura, who previously worked the Mae Young Classic in 2018 and has signed with NXT UK to work as a coach and in-ring talent, defeated Isla Dawn in the opening match. Satomura was shown walking to the ring as Piper Niven, Xia Brookside and Sid Scala watch backstage. During the match, NXT UK Women’s Champion Kay Lee Ray was shown watching the action from behind a glass window in the arena. Satomura ended up getting the pin on Dawn after hitting...

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Big Takeaways -- Jordan Devlin defeated 322-pound Dave Mastiff in an "open challenge," as seemingly nobody under 205 pounds wants to face Devlin and/or Sid Scala is totally inept at his job. The rest of the matches were used to either shine a spotlight on talent (Jinny & Joseph Conners), build up future matches (Ilja Dragunov vs. Sam Gradwell and Joe Coffey vs. Rampage Brown), or enhance existing feuds (Xia Brookside vs. Nina Samuels). Full Rundown -- Nina Samuels pinned Xia Brookside after a shot with her purse (4:54) Samuels came out with a crew member who carried her bags again. That...

  WWE NXT UK REPORT: DEVLIN HAS AN UNEXPECTED CHALLENGER, NINA BRINGS HER BAGGAGE TO THE RING WITH HER, DRAGUNOV, COFFEY, AND MORE By Richard Trionfo on 2021-02-04 23:27:00 We are in London, England and your announcers are Andy Shepherd and Nigel McGuinness. Match Number One: Xia Brookside versus Nina Samuels (with her baggage) Nina tells Xia that she should be handling her bags and Xia with a take down and punches. Xia with a side head lock. Nina backs Xia into the turnbuckles and misses a Yakuza Kick and Xia with a leg sweep. Brookside with a waist lock and take down. Xia with a sunset fl...

Top 30 Under 30 - Part 1 By Richie DiMaso on Feb 7, 2021, 7:00pm EST 12 An interesting debate kicked off on Cageside Seats following Edge's victory in the Royal Rumble. At 47, the Rated R Superstar is the oldest winner of the men's Royal Rumble. Cain A Knight's excellent analysis of the competitors in this year's Rumble highlighted the dearth of young talent on the men's main roster. Whilst the comment board was full of demand for fresh talent, very few names were mentioned as contenders to fill the void. Over the last few days, I've been racking my brain to put together a list of...