WWE NXT Results 2/6 - We Hear From Carmelo Hayes, Roxanne Perez Vs. Lola Vice

Welcome to Wrestling Inc.'s results for "WWE NXT" on February 6, 2024, coming to you live from the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida!

"NXT" Vengeance Day ended in shocking fashion when Carmelo Hayes blindsided Trick Williams and attacked him with a chair after the latter came up short against Ilja Dragunov for the "NXT" Championship. Not only had the partnership between the duo been rocky over the past few weeks, but they had lost the finals of the 2024 Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic earlier that night. Following such, Hayes will be appearing before the WWE Universe tonight.

While on the subject of the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic, Hayes and Williams were defeated by Baron Corbin and Bron Breakker. The duo have something on their minds to share after their win, having defeated Gallus and Nathan Frazer and Axiom in the first round and semi-finals matches respectively.

Frazer and Axiom will be busy tonight as well, as they will be going head-to-head with Edris Enofe and Malik Blade. The two teams previously squared off with one another at a house show on January 12, with Frazer and Axiom emerging victorious.

Roxanne Perez was set to go one-on-one with Lyra Valkyria for the "NXT" Women's Championship on Sunday, but that quickly changed after Lola Vice cashed in the contract she won from the Women's Breakout Tournament to turn the match into a Triple Threat. While Valkyria still retained her title, Perez and Vice look to resolve their issues as they square off.

Additionally, Lexis King will be colliding with Riley Osborne after finding themselves involved in a physical altercation at an event for the Chase U calendar at Vengeance Day.

We are live! Vic Joseph and Byron Saxton greet audiences at home as Carmelo Hayes makes his way down to the ring with a chair in hand.

We are live! Vic Joseph and Byron Saxton greet audiences at home as Carmelo Hayes makes his way down to the ring with a chair in hand.

Hayes sets the chair up and sits on it as boos rain down from the crowd. He picks it back up and says not yet before saying that it's not time yet and heading to the back.

We then head over to a video recapping what happened at Vengeance Day.

Back at ringside, Baron Corbin and Bron Breakker are standing next to their Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic Cup.

Breakker asks Alicia Taylor to introduce them properly, and she does so as The Wolf Dogs. Corbin takes objection to Taylor calling them The Wolf Dogs, but says that won't ruin their celebration. He says they dominated, and no one in WWE can stop them. He asks Breakker how his face is after falling into the top rope on Sunday, and Breakker says stuff goes wrong when you're running at 23 miles an hour. He tells Corbin he wouldn't have made it over the top rope if he hadn't given it a boost. Corbin and Breakker then call The Family out to the ring.

Nathan Frazer and Axiom instead appear for their upcoming match, and Edris Enofe and Malik Blade follow, and Corbin and Breakker join commentary. 

Enofe and Axiom begin the action. The bell rings and the two lock up. Enofe lands a dropkick and a back elbow, but Axiom responds with one of his own and follows it up with a dropkick. Frazer tags in and lands a kick, then delivers a tope suicida to Enofe on the outside as Blade does the same to Axiom on the other side. Blade then delivers a clothesline to Frazer back in the ring off the top.

Back from the break, Frazer and Axiom double team on Enofe. Axiom then delivers a kick to his spine and a boot to his head, then delivers a German suplex. Frazer becomes legal and delivers a twisting neckbreaker, then follows it up with a double back elbow and trips Enofe. He lands a standing moonsault, then tags Axiom back in. Frazer ascends to the top, but Enofe knocks him down by crashing into the top rope and tags in Blade. Blade delivers a clothesline to Axiom and a dropkick to Frazer, but Frazer ascends back up to the top. He delivers a crossbody, but Blade rolls through and delivers a Fallaway Slam.

Blade delivers a clothesline to Axiom, then follows it up with a pair of powerbombs. Enofe tags in and connects with an elbow drop off the top rope. He goes for a pin, but Frazer breaks up the fall. He sends Blade crashing into the middle turnbuckle, but Enofe catches him with a jumping knee and climbs back up to the top. Axiom catches him with an enzuigiri, then tags Frazer in. Axiom delivers a Spanish Fly to Enofe, and Frazer follows it up with a Phoenix Splash. He goes for a pin, but Blade sends Axiom crashing into the pair to break up the fall.

Back from another break, Blade ascends to the top. Frazer meets him up there and connects with a superplex, then transitions into a Brainbuster as Axiom lands a kick on Balde's head. Frazer climbs back up and looks for a Frog Splash, but Blade gets his knees up. The now legal Axiom follows suit, but Blade gets his boots up and lands a dropkick. Enofe then tags in, and double teams on Axiom with Blade. Blade and Enofe then ascend to the top, but Frazer pushes Blade off. Enofe looks to land an elbow drop, but Axiom rolls out of the way. Frazer tags in and tags back out to Axiom. Frazer delivers a Phoenix Splash to Enofe, and Axiom follows it up with the Golden Ratio for the win

Winners: Nathan Frazer and Axiom

After the match, Bron Breakker and Baron Corbin attack Frazer and Axiom. The Family appears, and The Wolf Dogs challenge Tony D'Angelo and Channing "Stacks" Lorenzo to an "NXT" Tag Team Championship match next week. The Family accepts.

We then head backstage and see Ilja Dragunov pull up to the Performance Center. He explains he's looking for Carmelo Hayes to get some answers out of him.

Back from the break, Dragunov makes his way down to the ring.

Dragunov says he went to war with Trick Williams on Sunday. He says he not only respects Williams, but he likes him. He says despite that, he couldn't allow him to slay "The Mad Dragon". He says Williams gave him everything he had, and if anyone were to beat him, he would be a worthy "NXT" Champion. He then calls out Carmelo Hayes and says he's been accusing him of things he didn't do over the past few months. He says everything sees Hayes' true colors now, and he couldn't stand Williams reaching new heights in "NXT". He then calls him down to the ring and calls him a "traitorous son of a b****".

Hayes doesn't appear, and Dijak does instead. He asks Dragunov why he's obsessed with Hayes and Williams, and says he saw what he did at Vengeance Day. He says he's willing to bet Dragunov saw what he did to Joe Gacy at Vengeance Day and calls them both a couple of winners. Dragunov tells Dijak that tonight isn't the night for him to do this, and Dijak says Dragunov must be feeling a little regular tonight standing in the ring with a broken nose. He says he learned what it means to break a man who thinks he's unbreakable by defeating Joe Gacy, and Dragunov advises Dijak to step aside. He says Dijak will suffer like he never has before when their paths cross again.

Dijak clocks Dragunov, but Dragunov fights back. The two begin brawling, and officials run down to separate the two men and hold them back.

We then head backstage to Thea Hail and Jacy Jayne celebrating the success of their Chase U calendar. Hail says she wants to watch Riley Osborne in his upcoming match, but Jayne advises her not to do so in order to not come off as too desperate seeing as they already agreed to be valentines. 

Back at ringside, Lexis King makes his way down. 

Back from the break, we see Von Wagner and Mr. Stone's kid encourage Stone to compete in a tag team match against Noam Dar and Oro Mensah to seek retribution for Wagner losing his Heritage Cup match against Dar last week. Stone agrees. 

Back at ringside, Chase U heads down. Osborne looks into the Chase U section to see an empty seat reserved for Hail. 

The bell rings and the two lock up. Osborne lands a right hand, but King delivers a boot to his midsection and follows it up with a chop. Osborne hits a few chops and sends King crashing out of the ring, then flies over the top to level him. He gets him back in the ring before the pair find themselves on the apron and King sends Osborne crashing into the announce desk face first.

King gets Osborne back inside and delivers a clothesline to the back of his head, but Osborne responds with an uppercut and rolls King up. King kicks out and Osborne catches him with a bodyslam. He ascends to the top, but King knocks him down with a kick to his midsection and The Coronation from the top turnbuckle for the win.

Winner: Lexis King

Back from the break, we head over to the women's locker room and see Izzi Dame demand Brinley Reece give her the coffee she's holding. James takes it from Reece and pours it into a trash can.

Back at ringside, Carmelo Hayes is sitting on a chair in the middle of the ring once again. Fans chant "You're not Him" at Hayes, and Hayes says the villain is always the villain when the hero is telling the story. He questions why no one wants to hear his side of things, then says he isn't jealous of Trick Williams' success. He says he wanted him to achieve the highest of highs and make his parents proud, and he had to be the one to take everything away from him to remind him of his place and show him what happens when you cross him. Hayes says Williams crossed him first, and says they had an agreement. He says they agreed Williams would go after the North American Championship while he went after the "NXT" Championship, but Williams started believing the people and his hype. He says Williams went behind his back and went after something that belonged to him, and he knew what he had to do at that moment. He says he attacked Williams and would do it again.

Williams' music hits, but he's nowhere to be found. Hayes begins laughing, making it clear he orchestrated the whole thing. He says Williams isn't coming back, and says no one should be surprised. He reminds everyone that he's a two time North American Champion while Williams is a two day North American Champion, then says nothing gets on "NXT" without being run by him. Hayes says Williams wanted to be like him so bad that he started copying his appearance and behavior. He says it was never a collaboration between them, as Williams was his hype man. He says that's all it is and all it'll ever be.

We then head over to a video with a message: "Man has three faces – one the world sees, one his family sees, and the real one no one sees but reflects the evil he truly possesses."

Back at ringside, Roxanne Perez makes her way down. Lola Vice follows.

The bell rings and Perez executes a Thesz Press. She rains down right hands, but Vice rolls out of the ring. Perez then flies to level her, then sends her crashing into the ring apron face first and ascends to the top rope once she gets her back in the ring. She delivers a crossbody, then fires off right hands. Vice responds with rapid fire kicks and a Hip Attack, then follows it up with a modified scissor kick. Perez connects with an uppercut and a shoulder tackle, then delivers a second uppercut to Vice in the corner and rains down right hands on her. Vice delivers a kick to Perez's midsection, but Perez delivers a kick across her face. Vice then sends Perez crashing to the outside.

Back from the break, Vice delivers a pair of knees to Perez's midsection. Perez rolls Vice up, but Vice kicks out. Perez then lands a dropkick and another uppercut in the corner, then hits a Side Russian Leg Sweep and a springboard moonsault. She locks in a Crossface, but Vice counters into a pinfall. Perez kicks out and delivers an uppercut in the corner. She looks for a second one, but Vice catches her in a Sleeper. Perez makes her way up to her feet and breaks the hold by sending Vice crashing into the turnbuckles. She then looks to land Pop Rox, but Vice avoids it and delivers a back elbow. Tatum Paxley then runs down to ringside with Vice's Women's Breakout Tournament contract in hand. Vice levels her with a spinning back heel kick to her head, opening the door for Perez to hit Pop Rox for the win.

Winner: Roxanne Perez

Fallon Henley and Wren Sinclair then make their way down to the ring. Meta-Four follows.

Legend and Henley begin the action. The bell rings and the pair shove each other. Henley jumps on Legend's before Sinclair makes the blind tag in and Legend gets Henley off her back. Sinclair looks to land a crossbody off the top, but Henley dropkicks Legend and Sinclair falls into a pin. Legend kicks out, then sends Sinclair crashing into the corner. Jackson tags in and delivers a back elbow, then fires off right and left hands on Sinclair's midsection. She sends her head bouncing off the mat, then takes a cheap shot at Henley on the apron.

Legend tags back in and delivers a forearm. Jackson and Legend double team on Sinclair before Legend delivers a standing splash. Jackson tags in and delivers a pair of boots to Sinclair in the corner. Legend tags in and follows suit, and Jackson tags back in, She fires off more boots, then locks in a shoulder submission. Sinclair makes her way up to her feet to escape and tags in Henley.

Henley delivers an uppercut to Jackson and lands a right hand. She follows it up with a Sling Blade. Legend looks to pull Jackson out of the ring to help her, but Henley prevents her from doing so. Legend overpowers her, sending her crashing into the middle rope in the process.

Sinclair and Legend then become legal, and Legend delivers a powerbomb to Sinclair for the win.

Winners: Lash Legend and Jakara Jackson

We then head backstage and see Brooks Jensen approach Josh Briggs. After some small talk, Jensen tells Briggs that he's lost without him and Fallon Henley. Briggs tells Jensen he's not a kid anymore, then shoves him and tells him to stand on his two feet. He tells Jensen he can either sit around crying or gain some courage.

Back at ringside, Ilja Dragunov makes his way down. 

Back from the break, we head over to Ava's office and see Jaida Parker request a singles match against Adriana Rizzo next week. Ava agrees, but bans all the other members of OTM and The Family from ringside. Ridge Holland then approaches Ava and asks to face all three members of Gallus at once. Ava agrees to give him one member at a time, but should he lose to any of them, then he can't go on to face the next member. Holland agrees.

Back at ringside, Dijak heads down.

The bell rings and the two waste no time firing off strikes on one another. Dragunov delivers a German suplex to Dijak, but Dijak sends him crashing into the top turnbuckle face first and jams his face into it. He looks to do it a second time, but Dragunov prevents him from doing so and fires off chops. Dragunov sends Dijak crashing into the mat, then ascends to the top. Dijak trips him and delivers a boot, sending Dragunov tumbling out of the ring. He delivers a right hand to his spie, then feels a tap on his leg. Dijak gets Dragunov back inside and follows him after taking a look under the ring. Dragunov delivers an open palm strike, but Dijak clocks him.

Back from the break, Dijak sends Dragunov crashing into the mat face first. He gets him up on his shoulders and sets up for Feast Your Eyes, but Dragunov catches his knee and delivers a boot. Dijak responds with a kick of his own before Dragunov hits a jumping kick and Dijak responds with a boot. Dragunov connects with an enzuigiri and gets Dijak up on his shoulders, but Dijak rakes his eyes. Dragunov still manages to land a Death Valley Driver into the corner and ascends to the top. He delivers a senton and executes several rapid fire chops in the corner. Dijak catches him with a sit-out chokeslam and goes for a pin, but Dragunov kicks out.

Dijak looks to land another chokeslam, but Dragunov fights his way out with a headbutt and looks for the Constantine Special. Dijak catches him with a clothesline and follows it up with an elbow drop off the top rope. However, he grabs his elbow right after (having injured it in his match with Joe Gacy on Sunday), and Dragunov then delivers a knee. Gacy slides out from under the ring and hits Dijak with a joke boxing glove. This opens the door for Dragunov to land the H Bomb for the win.

Winner: Ilja Dragunov

After the match, Carmelo Hayes appears out of nowhere and delivers a chop block to Dragunov. He fires off right hands on him, then grabs the "NXT" Championship and clocks Dragunov with it. He then holds the title above his head, standing tall as the show goes off the air.