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#2 The Undisputed Era is looking for another addition
The Velveteen Dream jumped Aleister Black from behind during his entrance. The entire time he wanted Aleister Black to say his name like he was Destiny's Child or something.
Black opted not to say "Velveteen Dream" because nobody likes saying that. Instead, he chose to make a comeback with a few strikes and Dream ran toward the exit like a true heel.
If you remember Velveteen Dream as Patrick Clark on Tough Enough then you understand his passion to be a pro wrestler. He's living his dream in NXT and getting a considerable amount of heat in the process.
Andrade Cien Almas faced off against Roderick Strong next on the show. After a pretty good match, Andrade Cien Almas came out on top to leave Strong beaten in the ring. Not only did this match make Almas look really strong by beating a former NXT Championship contender like Roddy, but it set up this next amazing segment in the ring.
Adam Cole, Kyle O'Reilly, and Bobby Fish went to the ring and offered a spot in their stable to Roderick Strong. Cole handed Roderick Strong an armband and left the ring in order to allow Strong to ponder his choices.
