WWE NXT Results 19th July 2017, latest NXT winners, review and video highlights

Drew McIntyre vs Killian Dain (for the #1 contendership to the NXT Championship)

McIntyre started the match the stronger of the two, hitting a series of right hands and a running forearm in the corner before landing a flying forearm off the top rope. Dain replied with a running crossbody to wipe out McIntyre as we headed to a commercial break.

We came back from commercial to see Dain in control, whipping McIntyre into the turnbuckle. Dain followed it up with big right hands before dragging McIntyre back to the middle of the ring and hitting a trio of elbow drops.

To put the cherry on the cake, Dain hit a running elbow drop. He then dragged Drew back to his knees and clubbed him across the back.

Dain then locked in a nasty looking chin lock but Drew slowly made his way back up to his feet. McIntyre hit a desperate jawbreaker but Dain exploded out of the corner with a clothesline.

Dain then placed McIntyre on the top turnbuckle and climbed up himself. It didn’t end well for Dain as McIntyre hit him with a Powerbomb for a nearfall.

Both men got back to their feet at the same time and traded punches before Drew hit a high kick to send Dain reeling into the corner. Drew then hit a flying clothesline before getting back to his feet with a kip up. McIntyre then hit a seamless Air Raid siren for another nearfall.

McIntyre looked for the big boot but Dain caught him with a Belfast Blitz and followed it up with a Vader Bomb for a nearfall of his own. Dain then got McIntyre up in the electric chair position, looking to hit the Ulster Plantation but McIntyre wriggled out of it. Dain hit a Powerbomb, but it still wasn’t enough for the 3-count.

Dain’s answer was to hit Fisherman Suplex but McIntyre managed to kick out once again. McIntyre hit a Future Shock DDT out of nowhere but Dain kicked out at 1 as McIntyre looked on in disbelief. McIntyre followed it up with a running boot but Dain still got back up. McIntyre followed it up with one more Claymore kick and the Beast of Belfast was finally silenced.

Drew McIntyre def. Killian Dain