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Kevin Owens was out he called Seth Rollins who joined him at ringside. Seth started to tell him how the performance center was built on his blood, sweat, and tears and that without Seth Rollins, "there is no NXT, performance center or Kevin Owens."
Seth went on about having more WrestleMania moments than we could count while Owens' history had seen only failure. Rollins ended with how he compared himself with a god and walked out.
We headed to another rerun of a match between Asuka and Charlotte for the SmackDown Women's Championship, this time from WrestleMania 34.
Backstage, Charlotte reminded us of how many titles she had won and why Rhea Ripley didn't have a chance against her.
Randy Orton was out and admitted that he was handed an opportunity because of his last name, but that did not guarantee success. He said that he had fought for his wins for the IC Championship, defeating Mick Foley, and every other thing that he had accomplished.
Randy accepted Edge's challenge, saying that he will end Edge's career by "writing the last chapter."
Episode rating: B
A great bunch of promos but the matches were lacking, probably owing to health and safety restrictions.
