WWE NXT Results (July 24th, 2019): Keith Lee brawls with Damien Priest, NXT UK star added to championship match at TakeOver: Toronto

"At TakeOver, the Experience dies! And that, Dream, is Undisputed!"

Security footage at the Performance Center saw Mia Yim assault Marina Shafir after a training session. She left Shafir screaming in agony after crushing her shoulder in a locker.

Welcome to my world, ponies. #HBIC #WWENXT pic.twitter.com/jV2ztNazgo

— The HBIC (@MiaYim) July 25, 2019

The HBIC continued to rid Shayna Baszler of the rest of the Horsewomen, hoping to challenge the NXT Women's Champion in a true one-on-one match at NXT TakeOver: Toronto.

---

Velveteen Dream made his way down the ramp next. There are several people on the roster hoping to get a shot at the Dream's NXT North American Championship, but the Undisputed Era's Roderick Strong has forced his way to the front of the line as of late.

Dream likened losing to Strong a few weeks back to living through his own personal hell. He knows that the Messiah of the Backbreaker is incredibly talented and one of the most dangerous competitors in NXT, but he isn't big enough to share the spotlight with the Dream.

Strong came out to confront the champion, claiming that Velveteen Dream was scared of him. He said that there's no one more deserving of a shot at the North American Championship on the continent than him. Demanding a match at NXT TakeOver: Toronto, Strong said that the Dream will die on that day.

When @PeteDunneYxB shows up, you know business is about to be HANDLED! @VelveteenWWE @roderickstrong #WWENXT pic.twitter.com/sRifBEQMmE

— WWE (@WWE) July 25, 2019

Before Dream could answer, Pete Dunne emerged. The former United Kingdom Champion was met by a roar of cheers from the crowd, who were all standing on their feet as he made his way to the ring. Strong tried to get in his face, but quickly had his fingers snapped by the Bruiserweight. He then stood face-to-face with Dream, eying the North American Championship. Dream backed down, leaving with his title in the air as Dunne's music played.