It’s that time of year for things get spooky again for Halloween Havoc, and this year it lands on Halloween! Tony D’Angelo challenges Grayson Waller for the NXT Championship! Kelani Jordan will defend her NXT Women’s Championship against Wren Sinclair! Naraku will battle Shiloh Hill; friends-turned-enemies Myles Borne and Tavion Heights fight in a Weapons Wild Match; Zaria faces Izzi Dame; Zilla Fatu takes on Charlie Dempsey, and much more with DANHAUSEN as the host! Stay tuned for all this and more on Halloween Havoc on the CW and ESPN Unlimited (U.S.), and on Netflix (international). Hit F5 or refresh as often as you like for the latest updates!
The show is live in the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida. Both main championships will be on the line, and the NXT Universe is ready to go. We get the opening video package to hype up the show further. Vic Joseph and Booker T are on commentary.
Danhausen comes out with the Minihausens to host the show. “Greetings NXThausen!” Danhausen looks in the crowd at the crowd wearing costumes and says there are a lot of goblins here tonight, mentions that (NXT GM) Robert Stone paid him “lots of human monies” to be here, and he will spin the wheel later. He adds that he has turned parts of the Performance Center into scare rooms. “So having said that, let the Havoc begin!”
* Weapons Wild Match: Tavion Heights vs. Myles Borne
Tavion HEights is dressed as Freddy Krueger, while Myles Borne comes out with a Jason mask, making this our modern-day Freddy vs. Jason. Referee Vicky D’Errico signals for the bell to ding, and the two competitors start scrapping! Heights gives him a back drop twice, Borne rolls out the ring to sucker-punch him, pulls out a kendo stick, Heights calls him back in, ducks the swing, but Borne hits him in the midsection and the throat with the kendo stick. Heights sprays a fire extinguisher in Borne’s face, then hits him with it. They continue the fight at ringside, Heights slams his head on the ring apron in front of the announce table, he pulls out a table from under the ring, sets it up by the timekeeper’s area, and Borne hits him with a steel chair. Heights ducks a swing and Myles connects with the steel ringpost jarring his hands, and Heights gives him an overhead belly-to-belly suplex onto a couple of chairs in the timekeeper’s area!
We go picture-in-picture here during some ads to see Heights toss a few more weapons into the ring. Heights brings him back into the ring as well, grabs another kendo stick, Borne rolls out the ring to the other side, Heights hits with a trash can lid, sends him back into the ring, delivers a northern lights suplex onto the lid, and bridges for a 2-count. Heights wedges a steel chair in the turnbuckles, but Borne counters and shoves Tavion into the wedged chair and turnbuckles. Borne jabs him in the midsection and whacks him on the back with the chair, then stabs the chair into his kidneys, and Pillman-izes his leg in the chair.
As we come back full-screen, Borne rips off all three turnbuckle pads in one corner exposing the steel from top to bottom, puts a trash can in front of Heights, but Heights throws it back at him as he charges in, and delivers the overhead belly-to-belly suplex into off of the exposed turnbuckles! Heights drags him away so that he can make the cover, but only gets a near-fall. Heights brings in a toolbox, but Borne hits him with a chair, then blasts him in the face with the toolbox, grabs a black bag from the toolbox, spills out a bunch of nuts and bolts, but Heights blocks the Borne Again, and Borne falls flat onto the stainless steel pile he just laid out! Heights covers for 2.5, Borne rolls onto the apron, Heights goes for another suplex, but Borne counters with a DDT on the apron, then drags him into a hangman’s DDT on the floor!
Borne sends him back into the ring, brings in the top half of the steel steps, picks a chair, Heights swings a wrench into Borne’s ribs, Borne comes back with the snap powerslam onto the chair and the nuts and bolts as well, and covers for a near-fall. Borne picks up the steps, places it on Tavion’s midsection, stands a chair on his chest and throat, gets a 2-count, Borne picks the steps back up, Heights throws a chair at him, Borne falls onto the steps, and Heights hits him on the back with the chair! Heights places the trash can on Borne’s head, hits him from behind with the chair, places Borne’s leg in the chair, picks up another, Borne begs him not to do it, the crowd wants him to, Borne taunts him, so Heights does it and Pillman-izes Borne’s leg with the chair!
Heights puts him in the ankle lock, Borne reaches the ropes but there’s no rope break in this match, Myles is close to tapping, but he counters sending him into the exposed steel. Borne crawls to the corner, both men are on the apron on different sides of the ring, Heights pulls him up on the turnbuckle, Borne blocks a suplex, punches him in the ribs, Heights punches him in the head, Borne grabs a camera right off of a cameraman, smacks Heights in the head with the camera, and Heights falls down THROUGH THE TABLE AT RINGSIDE!! Borne pulls him up, tosses him back into the ring, hits the BORNE AGAIN onto the trash can, and covers for the 3-count! WINNER: MYLES BORNE!
Backstage, Tristan Angels walks with two girls and assures them that he’s not afraid, then proceeds to be spooked by everything around him until Sean Legacy pops up from behind. Tristan claims that he’s not scared, and Sean walks off with the two girls.
After a commercial break, Naraku jumps Shiloh Hill backstage and they brawl, referee Adrian Butler tries to separate them, but they both spit Orange Mist in each other’s eyes at the same time, and Naraku tackles Hill over some equipment boxes. We see Naraku tripping out in a hallucination hearing Hill’s sinister laughter, then we see Shiloh hallucinating, calling it awesome while hearing Naraku’s EVIL laughter. “Oh, this is gonna be a cool night!”
* Zaria {NXT Women’s North American Champion} vs. Izzi Dame
[non-title match]
The referee for this match is Jeremy Marcus. Izzi mocks her at the bell, Zaria just stares a hole in her, then charges when she’s had enough and chases Izzi around the ring. Izzi avoids the F5, Zaria side-steps a big boot, takes her down for ground-n-pound, hits a shoulder block, and body slams her. Izzi avoids another body slam, slams her down by the hair, stomps on her, mocks her by standing on her back like Sol Ruca, then Zaria blocks a kick, headbutts her, splashes her in a corner, and chokes her while on the top rope. Zaria sends her into the turnbuckles several time, Izzi reverses sending her into the turnbuckles, and we take a break.
During picture-in-picture, Izzi takes control of the match with shoulder thrusts in a corner, hits a short-arm clothesline, back elbow, and covers for 2. Zaria counters a body slam, schoolgirl rollup for 2, they trade punches, Izzi hits a backbreaker, gets a 2-count, then puts her in an arm-trapped chinlock, gets another 2-count, and goes back to the chinlock. Zaria gets to her feet, Izzi jumps on her back with a sleeper hold, Zaria counters by dropping back, and does a sunset flip for 2.
When we come back, Zaria rolls her up for 2, clotheslines her, hits a big boot, back elbow in a corner, bicycle kick in the ropes, German suplex, Izzi side-steps in a corner, and Zaria hits a flying clothesline for 2. Zaria picks her up, Izzi counters, Zaria headbutts her, delivers a fallaway slam, covers for 2, Izzi kicks her from the apron, Zaria slams her head on the turnbuckle, Izzi fights her off, puts her in the tree of woe, and spears her. Zaria fights her off, goes for a moonsault, Izzi rolls out the way, hits a diving lungblower, and covers for a near-fall. They trade punches again, Izzi hits a big boot, Zaria superkicks her, Izzi clotheslines, plants her with a choke slam, and covers for 2.
Zaria hits a jumping knee, drops her with the SPEAR, then looks up on the jumbo screen to see a picture of her Sol Ruca, then she sees a woman at the top of the stands dressed up for band and holding a saxophone, and then sees another woman dressed up as Glinda the Good Witch. All of this is a distraction for Zaria as Izzi rolls her up for 2, Zaria hits her with the SPEAR again, covers, and gets 2.5! Izzi counters the F5 with an inside cradle for 2, hits a crucifix bomb, backslide jawbreaker, and covers for another near-fall. Izzi grabs Zaria’s championship, referee Jeremy Marcus takes it away from her, Zaria rolls her up for 2, hits a discus clothesline, picks up her championship, the ref tries to take it, but Zaria snatches it away from him, and Izzi hits the running knee for 3! WINNER: IZZI DAME!
Izzi played all the mind games against Zaria, and shouts “The title is next!” Breaktime.
Backstage, Hank Walker and Tank Ledger talk amongst themselves next to the big trophy about being in the finals of the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic. Their opponents Noam Dar and Romeo Moreno show up to look at the trophy and talk about their ascent in the tournament to the finals. In the end, they all show each other respect.
Elsewhere, The Vanity Project complain to NXT GM Robert Stone about their problems with him. He’s upset they got involved with Jackson Drake’s title match on NXT this past Tuesday. Stone makes a match for this Wednesday after speaking with Raw GM Adam Pearce and SmackDown GM Nick Aldis, pitting The Vanity Project against the team of Rey Fenix, Dragon Lee and Chad Gable.
Blake Howard, Dave LaGreca and Tatum Paxley are standing on the balcony to talk about the matches they’ve seen so far, and talk about the upcoming matches. Danhausen is back to Spin the Wheel and Make the Deal. The wheel lands on “Very Nice Very Evil Match” and he doesn’t know what it actually is. Emily Agard tells him that it was originally dealer’s choice, so Danhausen makes it a No Rules and Fall Count Anywhere Match. That match comes up after the break.
* Very Nice Very Evil Match: Charlie Dempsey vs. Zilla Fatu
The referee for this match is Katie Reynolds, and all of Birthright are at ringside. Dempsey attacks him at the bell, Fatu fights back with a splash in a corner, and the opposite corner, Dempsey wrenches him down by the arm, slaps his injured hand, hits an armbreaker, delivers a gutwrench suplex, and covers for 1. Zilla blocks a hiptoss, gives him a hiptoss, puts him in the tree of woe, Dempsey avoids the headbutt, rolls off his back to deliver a German suplex, and bridges for 2. Dempsey uppercuts him, puts him in a side headlock, Zilla reverses it, hits a shoulder block, clotheslines him out the ring, hops onto the apron to stomp on his hand, slams his hand on the announce table, short-arm chops him, goes for the steel steps, but Uriah Connors and Channing “Stacks” Lorenzo get involved to attack Fatu. Lexis King brings in a shovel, Zilla snatches it away from him, and he holds down the ring before the break.
While in picture-in-picture, Dempsey sneaks up to hit him in the back with another shovel, stomps on him, and gets a 2-count. He hits a kneelift, locks in an armbar, Fatu counters to pin him for 2, Dempsey sends him out the ring, hits a neckbreaker on the floor, covers there for 2, knee to the back, uppercuts him, and kicks him into a tombstone then covers for 2 as falls count anywhere. Connors and Dempsey place two shovels in the ropes, Zilla grabs a steel grate from the entrance, smacks Dempsey with it, and chases off the rest of Birthright before putting it in the ring.
Back to full, Zilla hits a DDT in the ring, covers for 2, places the grate on the middle turnbuckle, smacks Dempsey’s head into the shovels, Dempsey sends him into the shovels, then puts him in a sleeper asking for a submission. Fatu escapes the hold, catapults a shovel to whack Dempsey in the balls, but Dempsey reverses an Irish whip sending Fatu into the pointy edge of the grate, then delivers a back suplex onto the grate and covers for 2. Outside the ring now, Dempsey sends him into the steel steps, Lexis King holds him up, but Zilla ducks and Dempsey ends up hitting King with a pumpkin! Dempsey moves around the steel steps, smacks Fatu’s hand against it, then slams a pumpkin onto Fatu’s injured hand, and covers on the floor for 2.
Back in the ring, Dempsey kicks his arm, Stacks brings in a chain, Dempsey uses the chain to apply the octopus stretch, Zilla counters, Dempsey goes for the sleeper on his back, but Zilla drops down to crush him. Zilla clotheslines him, another clothesline, Dempsey kicks him, Zilla hits a lariat, senton, superkicks King, punches Stacks in the gut, and plants Connors with the Rikishi Driver with a simultaneous Bonzai Drop onto Stacks! Zilla grabs the chain, yanks Dempsey with it as he shouts “Get over here!” while dressed as Scorpion, and plants him with the pop-up Samoan drop. Fatu goes for the Triple Z, but Dempsey blocks it with the shovel, uppercuts him, Zilla ducks the shovel swing, hits the TRIPLE Z, goes up top, lands the USO SPLASH, and covers for 3!! WINNER: ZILLA FATU!
Shiloh Hill is still hallucinating and happy to be everywhere he visits with his goofy laugh and psychotic smile, still looking for Naraku. Nothing scares him as he enjoys every moment of his silly psychosis.
After the break, we go back to weeks ago where Cruz Montana went to the extreme against Dion Lennox, and Robert Stone is booking them in an unsanctioned match. None other then MICHAEL CHANDLER is offering his services to be the referee for that match! Cruz Montana and Dion Lennox were locked in a room to air out their issues with each other. Dion again invokes Cruz’s daughter in his comments, and Cruz calmly walks up to him to tell him he’ll beat him within an inch of his life.
Backstage, Thea Hail and Skylar Raye bicker with Chantel Monroe and Nikkita Lyons. Lizzy Rain pops out of a coffin scaring the heels off. We get a video package highlighting the upcoming title match between Kelani Jordan and Wren Sinclair.
We get a commercial reminding us that NXT is on Wednesday next week. We now go to Naraku in his hallucination, still looking for Shiloh. Nothing terrifies Naraku since he is truly EVIL.
Wren Sinclair comes out dressed as the Scarlet Witch, and Kendal Grey wishes her luck before heading to the back. Kelani Jordan is out next with the NXT Championship. Ring announcer Mike Rome is dressed as Beetlejuice, he does the proper title match introductions, referee Joey Gonzalez is assigned to this match, and he holds up the prize.
* NXT Women’s Championship: Wren Sinclair vs. Kelani Jordan {C}
They aggressively lock up collar-and-elbow at the bell, Kelani takes her down, Wren kips up, same for Kelani, they have a clean break in the ropes, they lock up again, and Kelani smacks her in the back of the head then cowers up in the ropes. Wren kicks her down, Kelani side-steps her in a corner, rakes her against the top rope, rakes her back, Wren reverses an Irish whip, catches her on her shoulders, rolling senton, beats her down, crossface forearm, Kelani lands on her feet from a back suplex, takes her down with a hurricanrana and dropkicks her. Wren trips her on the apron, hits a running dropkick to send her out the ring, and the challenger is in control before the break.
When we come back, Wren kicks her in the stomach, but Kelani comes back with a big kick to the head and stomps on her. Kelani unties the padding behind the bottom turnbuckle, Wren sends her into the middle turnbuckle, hits a bulldog, covers for 2, Kelani counters a body slam, hits a split legdrop for a 2-count, and knees her in the ribs. Kelani hits a double-jump springboard crossbody, delivers a northern light suplex, bridges for 2, kicks her in the side of the head, Wren blocks a kick, they trade shots, Wren slaps her, hits a back elbow, and clotheslines her. Kelani counters a suplex, does a jackknife pin, Wren rises on a 2-count, delivers a double-underhook suplex, neckbreaker over the top rope, goes up top, delivers a diving crossbody and gets a 2-count. Kelani counters with a victory roll for 2, Wren reverses for 2, Kelani superkicks her, kicks her into the bottom turnbuckle, Wren avoids the split-legged moonsault, rolls her up in the crucifix for 2, Kelani with a shoulder to the midsection, and drops on her left arm to hurt the shoulder.
We take another break but this time with picture-in-picture. Kelani continues to work over the left arm of her challenger with every tactic. She hits a standing legdrop onto the arm, elbow strike to the arm, puts her in an armbar, kneedrop to the arm, and a hammer throw into the turnbuckles. Wren rolls her up for 2, backslide for 2, Kelani hits an armbreaker, and puts him a chinlock with the arm in a wristlock. Wren counters with a sunset flip for 2, Kelani reverses for 2, Wren reverses for 2, and Kelani with a kick to the midsection.
When we come back full-screen, Wren counters into a roll-up for 2, both women duck clotheslines and they take each other down with a dual hair-mare. Both women trade shots back and forth with punches and kicks, Kelani hits the jumping kick, hits a shoulder breaker, goes up top, hits the frog splash, and gets a near-fall before going back to the armbar. Wren counters for 2, hits a spinning slam face-first, covers for 2, waistlock, Kelani counters with a rollup and bridges for 2, and Wren counters into the FINAL WRENCH! Kelani escapes the hold since Sinclair couldn’t hold on tight and sends her out the ring. Kelani pulls her into the exposed steel of the turnbuckle connector, throws her back into the ring, goes up top, hits the 450 Splash, and covers for 2.9! Kelani goes for a diving moonsault, Wren gets her feet up to block, inside cradle for 2, and goes back to the FINAL WRENCH! Kelani rolls over, Wren flips back over to re-apply the hold, Kelani rolls back over, and Wren flips back over again! Kelani rolls over to get back on her feet, sends her into the top turnbuckle, and rolls backwards to bridge for 1-2-3 with her foot on the middle rope! WINNER, and STILL, NXT WOMEN’S CHAMPION: KELANI JORDAN!!
After the break, we go back to Shiloh Hill and Naraku, and they finally find each other. A zombified Adrian Butler show up out of nowhere, asks them if they’re both ready, and signals for the fight to begin! Shiloh Hill and Naraku begin scrapping and throw themselves into the camera as we fade to black.
* Shiloh Hill vs. Naraku
Suddenly, Hill and Naraku burst through the panels under the balcony into the NXT arena! A normal Adrian Butler exits the wreckage, tells them to get in the ring, Naraku kicks Hill in the face, clubs him on the back, throws him into the ring, hits a big chop, senton, picks him up in the fireman’s carry and plants him with the sit-out powerbomb for 2. Even through the bell hasn’t rung, they’re treating this like it’s official.
Naraku slams him down, Hill avoids the senton, punches him, hits a rebound lariat, clotheslines him, tilt-a-whirl slam, flipping senton, and covers for 2. Naraku hits a back elbow, throws him out the ring, hits a discus forearm just as Hill punches him at the same time, and both men are down. Naraku spits the mist, Hill spits out the fog, they cancel each other out, Hill hits the pop-up forearm, plants him with a suplex neckbreaker, and covers for 3. WINNER: SHILOH HILL!
Backstage, Robert Stone is on the phone with Punk, says he got his message, and closes the call when Kelani Jordan shows up to congratulate herself. Stone mentions that he talked to Adam Pearce after Kelani showed up on Raw, she also knocked on Nick Aldis’s door on SmackDown, and he asks what is she doing. Kelani uses the NXT Championship as her excuse, so Stone says he booked her for a title defense this Wednesday on NXT, she asks who her opponent is, and he tells her it’s a mystery.
We go back to Blake Howard, Tatum Paxley and Dave LaGreca talking about the show. Tatum remembers she’s been called a mystery before and asks if it’s her, but we’ll find out this Wednesday. They also bring up the fact that Robert Stone was just talking to CM Punk on the phone. The main event is next!
We get a commercial promoting the first-ever NXT TLC PLE, airing on Saturday, December 12th!!
We go backstage to Danhausen in his laboratory. Kam Hendrix shows up, Danhausen says he likes his sports videos, wants to clone him to make human monies, and Kam says he’s the one and only Kam Hendrix, and Danhausen walks off to get his supplies. Kam looks around the lab, he encounters some lab assistants, and one of them is actually EK Prosper in disguise! EK beats him down and says “Trick or treat yo’ stupid ass.”
Coming up on NXT this Wednesday:
- John Cena appears live!
- Unsanctioned Match: Cruz Montana vs. Dion Lennox [Special Guest Referee: Michael Chandler]
- NXT Women’s Championship: Kelani Jordan vs. ???
- 6-Man Tag Match: Chad Gable, Rey Fenix & Dragon Lee vs. Vanity Project
- Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic Finals: Noam Dar & Romeo Moreno vs. Hank & Tank [Cody Rhodes presents the trophy to the winners.]
We get a video package to hype up the feud of Grayson Waller and Tony D’Angelo, stemming from Waller returning to NXT to win the NXT Championship and then D’Angelo vowing to win the title back. Tony D’Angelo is the first man to make his entrance, and he is intense and focused. Grayson Waller heads out next with the championship around his waist. Mike Rome does the proper title match introductions, and Chip Danning is the referee for the main event.
* NXT Championship: Tony D’Angelo vs. Grayson Waller {C}
The main event is underway, D’Angelo goes on the attack at the bell, Waller fights him off and exits the ring, D’Angelo throws him back in, gives him a big punch that sends him back out, and hits a suicide dive in front of the announce table! Waller side-steps him as D’Angelo crashes into the steel steps, he sets up for a piledriver, D’Angelo blocks it, and gives him a back body drop off the steps onto the floor.
We take a break with picture-in-picture to continue the action. Waller escapes back into the ring, D’Angelo goes after him and beats him up in a corner, hammer throw across the ring, and gives him a vertical suplex. Waller hits a back elbow, D’Angelo blocks a suplex, gives him another one of his own, covers for 1, Waller rolls onto the apron, and Waller hot shots him on the top rope with a forearm smash to follow. Waller hits a knee to the noggin, chokes him in the ropes, D’Angelo ducks a swing, chops him, and clubs him down to the mat. Waller dropkicks him in the knee, rakes his forearm across Tony’s ear, snapmare, basement dropkick, covers for 2, elbows to the neck and shoulder, then puts him in the cravate.
When we come back, Waller hits knee strikes, D’Angelo catches his leg, delivers a capture suplex, a German suplex, and overhead belly-to-belly suplex, a suplex toss, and a gutwrench suplex. Waller rolls out the ring, D’Angelo goes after him, both men on the apron, Waller blocks a suplex, hits a back elbow, pulls him over the turnbuckle, removes the padding unbeknownst to the ref, and hits a neckbreaker onto the exposed steel. Referee Chip Danning start his count, Waller hits a baseball sliding clothesline, slams Tony’s head onto the announce table, suffocates him with the apron skirt, stomps on his neck, and places his knee on his head. Waller hits elbows to the head, puts him in a fatal 4-way necklock over the ropes, hits the crescent kick, and covers for 2. D’Angelo counters a suplex with an inside cradle for 2, Waller hits a neckbreaker, covers for 2, tosses him into the corner, puts him in the tree of woe, and pulls him backwards. Waller looks over at D’Angelo’s wife and gives her a wink. Waller puts D’Angelo in an armbar with his leg over his neck, D’Angelo gets back up, hits a forearm, punches him, clotheslines him in the ropes, Waller sticks his boot up, D’Angelo falls out the ring, ducks a clotheslines, suplexes him onto the apron, and Waller comes back with a DDT onto the steel step! Waller taunts D’Angelo’s wife in front of him, talks a lot of trash, and D’Angelo sees this and fires up! D’Angelo shoves him over the steps, tackles him at ringside, delivers a back suplex onto the steel step, and kisses his son and wife before our final break.
We go back to picture-in-picture, D’Angelo is continue the beating to Waller, choking him in the ropes, hits kneelifts, delivers a snap suplex, floats over for 2, uppercuts and punches him, and Waller stomps on the back of his neck to faceplant him and catch a break. Waller hits a running kneelift in the corner, covers for a 2-count, D’Angelo fights back, Waller with a big punch, chokes him in the ropes again, delivers a suplex, covers for 2, and D’Angelo tries to fight back.
Back in full now as D’Angelo tries to suplex him, but Waller hot shots him, hits several kneelifts, D’Angelo tosses him onto the apron, pulls him up the ropes, and delivers an overhead belly-to-belly superplex! Waller strikes first, D’Angelo fires up, fights back, delivers a German suplex, clotheslines him in a corner, delivers an overhead belly-to-belly suplex, clotheslines him in a corner again, and hits a bulldog. Waller counters the spinebuster, but D’Angelo hits a pop-up powerslam, covers for 2, Waller hits a knee, hits the big stomp, and hits an overdrive from the middle ropes for a near-fall! Waller crawls to the corner, pulls out a crowbar from behind the steps, D’Angelo pulls him back, they trade shots, D’Angelo headbutts him, Waller punches him, D’Angelo hits a spear, Waller falls out the ring and lays on the steps. D’Angelo picks him up, Waller blocks the choke slam, and hits a ROLLING CUTTER ONTO THE ANNOUNCE TABLE!! D’Angelo counters the Rolling Stunner with the SPINEBUSTER and covers for 1-2-KICKOUT!! D’Angelo picks up the crowbar, Waller eggs him on, Chip Danning takes it away from him, and Waller sends D’Angelo into Danning to take the ref out! Both men go for the crowbar, Waller rakes his eyes, picks up the crowbar, D’Angelo hits the SPEAR, makes the cover, but the ref is down! D’Angelo goes to check on the ref, Waller hits him with the crowbar, hits the ROLLING STUNNER, makes the cover, and gets the 1-2-3!! WINNER, and STILL, NXT CHAMPION: GRAYSON WALLER!!
Danhausen comes out, congratulates him on his win, and tells him that his close personal friend has a message. CM Punk shows up on the big screen, says that Waller has been running his mouth about him for weeks, and he waited for this match to be over. Punk says that he will see him on NXT this Wednesday November 4th for the NXT Championship!! Danhausen dances to Punk’s music as Waller looks both worried and pleased. That’s all for Halloween Havoc!
