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NXT presented their final set of tapings which lead all the way up to Takeover: Toronto ahead of SummerSlam weekend. This means that some of the matches have already been announced for NXT's biggest event of the summer and many of these come as quite a shock.
WWE has also started to integrate many new stars in their NXT roster through the Breakout Tournament which was announced as part of the previous set of tapings and many of these stars are already starting to show that they could be huge stars in NXT in the future.
NXT may be a place for the future of the business, but in recent years there have been a select few stars who have been able to return to their best down in NXT after their main roster careers have failed them, this looks to have continued again this month.
Here are some of the biggest talking points from last night's tapings at Full Sail University.
#5. Pete Dunne returns to NXT
It's been a while since the Full Sail crowd has seen Pete Dunne in action, but the former United Kingdom Champion returned to NXT as part of last night's tapings and made it clear that he was there for the North American Championship.
Dunne got in the middle of an already heated angle between Roderick Strong and Velveteen Dream before he went on to defeat Strong in a one on one match. This has led to the speculation that there could be a triple threat match between these men in Toronto in August.
Dunne has been plying his trade as part of NXT UK over the past few months ever since he lost his title to WALTER, but he's now made his return to NXT and is looking to pick up another piece of gold.
#4. Apollo Crews returns to NXT
Apollo Crews returned to NXT as part of last night's tapings at Full Sail and it appears that the main event star made the impact that he was looking for. Crews hasn't been taken seriously on the main roster for a long time, ever since he was part of Titus Worldwide which didn't work out well for him or Dana Brooke.
Crews has had some great matches on Raw, which includes the match he had against Kurt Angle ahead of WrestleMania this year, but it hasn't been enough to see him pushed into a storyline with the company.
Crews returned to NXT to take part in a fantasy match against Kushida, a match that was won by the Japanese sensation via submission, but it was another match that proved just how much potential Crews has in the ring when he's given a chance.
#3. Fandango reunites with Tyler Breeze
Tyler Breeze returned to NXT without Fandango a few months ago since his Fashion Police tag team partner was still believed to be on the injured list. During his time in NXT so far, Breeze has come up short in his quest for the North American Championship since he was defeated by Velveteen Dream at Takeover: XXV in what was one of the stand out matches of the show.
As part of last night's tapings, Breeze was finally given a boost when he was able to defeat Jaxson Ryker but The Forgotten Sons came and began the beatdown on Prince Pretty, luckily, he had some backup in the form of his tag team partner Fandango who made his way to the ring to reunite with Breeze and to save his partner from the numbers game.
Will this be a permanent move to NXT for The Fashion Police?
#2. Tag Team Title match made official for Takeover: Toronto
The Street Profits are the current NXT Tag Team Champions after they were able to overcome the odds back at Takeover: XXV. Even though The Undisputed Era was part of that ladder match and took quite a beating enroute to their loss, they have remained in the title picture over the past few weeks and finally, it was announced as part of last night's tapings that The Undisputed Era will challenge The Street Profits for the titles at Takeover: Toronto in August.
Adam Cole is the current NXT Champion and if Kyle O'Reilly and Bobby Fish are able to come out on top when NXT heads to Canada then it's likely that Undisputed Era will be holding all of titles in NXT, since Roderick Strong looks to be challenging for the North American Championship once again as well.
#1. NXT Women's Championship match official for Takeover: Toronto
The NXT Women's Championship picture has been looking a little crowded as of late since Io Shirai has been battling the odds with Shayna Baszler, Jessamyn Duke and Marina Shafir and only Candice LeRae to help even the odds.
After Shirai turned heel at the end of the last set of tapings and attacked Candice LeRae, it meant that she was out of the title picture and had stepped into a new feud. This allowed Mia Yim to move in on the NXT Championship and as part of the latest batch of tapings, it was made official that Mia Yim will be challenging Baszler for her Championship in Toronto. Yim has been impressive since she debuted in NXT and now is her chance to prove that she's the future of the Women's Division.
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