WWE NXT Results 15th February 2017, Latest NXT winners, review and video highlights

The main event saw Tyler Bate defend the WWE UK Championship against Trent Seven

Tyler Bate (C) vs Trent Seven (for the WWE UK Championship)

The match started off with Bate and Seven locking up which ended with Seven pushing Bate into the corner. After a clean break, Bate tried to take Seven down with a shoulder tackle and failed. Seven egged on his former protege to try again and Bate did try but to no avail, It led to Seven bouncing off the ropes and taking Bate down with a lariat.

Seven followed it up with a running open handed chop in the corner and followed it up with a vertical suplex for a short count. Bate hit back with a dropkick after which he mocked Trent Seven trademark taunt.

We came back from commercial to see Tyler Bate working on Trent Seven's arm. Bate then hit a series of uppercuts but a Trent Seven hit a backslide cover attempt. Seven then went for another chop in the corner but Bate hit him with a knee followed by a corkscrew uppercut from the middle rope, Dudley's finest then hit an over-the-top-rope diver to Trent Seven who had rolled to ringside following the flying uppercut.

Back in the ring, Seven hit a Falcon Arrow but Bate hooked him into the Airplane Spin. Trent Seven regrouped and hit a snap german Suplex followed by a powerbomb which he transitioned into a Half Boston Crab. Bate broke out and hit the switch jab only for Seven to knock him down with the Seven Lariat for a nearfall as the crowd exploded.

Seven then headed to the top rope but Bate hit him with a running dropkick and followed it up with a Super Exploder from the top rope but Trent Seven somehow managed to kick out of it. He followed it up with his patented overhead kick. Sensing the end was coming, Tyler Bate finished Trent Seven off with the Tyler Driver 97.

Tyler Bate def. Trent Seven

The two men shared an emotional moment after the match as we went off-air.

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