NXT TakeOver: Vengeance Day - Best and Worst - End of Undisputed Era, Possible WrestleMania title match?

#4 Best - Finn Balor retains his NXT Championship in an absolute war at NXT TakeOver: Vengeance Day

😬 😬 😬 😬 😬 #NXTTakeOver #NXTChampionship @FinnBalor @PeteDunneYxB pic.twitter.com/CGdXKCnGzw

— WWE NXT (@WWENXT) February 15, 2021

Before we get to the big finale, let us get to the main event of NXT TakeOver: Vengeance Day. And boy, what a match it was! Finn Balor and Pete Dunne tore each other apart for the NXT Championship. This was an absolute war, a treat for the fans.

This was every bit as hard-hitting as Balor's matches with Kyle O'Reilly as neither man held back one bit. They both locked up in brutal-looking submission moves, with Dunne stepping up and showcasing his brutality. The Bruiserweight snapped Balor's fingers and hit the Bitter End for an intense near-fall.

However, despite how impressive Dunne was at NXT TakeOver: Vengeance Day, the NXT Champion retained his title. He put on a gritty performance, weathering the former NXT UK Champion's storm before unleashing one of his own. Balor even removed his challenger's mouthguard before finishing him off.

Fin(n)?#NXTTakeOver #NXTChampionship @FinnBalor pic.twitter.com/MHprRznhSR

— WWE NXT (@WWENXT) February 15, 2021

The fact that Finn Balor picked up the victory with the 1916, a move named after the Irish uprising against the British rule on Easter Sunday that year, might have made the win sweeter. It was the most fitting move to end a match between Britain and Ireland's finest superstars.