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#2 Ricochet vs. Pete Dunne (NXT, September 19th)
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It's difficult indeed to pick one match ahead of the other when it comes to the top two, but the no-contest finish in this match inclines me to place it in the runner up instead of the gold medalist position for September. Nevertheless, this was a bona fide match of the year candidate.
Pete Dunne and Ricochet killed each other and kept coming back for more. The counters in this match were insane. It was Dunne's best match since his TakeOver: Chicago bout with Tyler Bate last year, and Ricochet's best match since arriving in NXT, over and above his match with Adam Cole in Brooklyn.
Dunne's counters were particularly brutal in this match and he was the glue that held it together, but when Ricochet got going, he got going! Insane shots were exchanged until the Undisputed Era ruined it all!
