WWE NXT 12 March Results: Oba Femi Retains North American Title; Meta-Four Foils Trick Williams

The latest episode of WWE NXT was brought to the fans live from the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida. The show went on air on Tuesday, March 12 and featured some really entertaining matches.

After an exciting NXT Roadblock, WWE NXT’s March 12 episode concentrated on the fallout and the ongoing preparation for WrestleMania weekend’s Stand & Deliver event. In the most important match of his career, Brooks Jensen faced North American champion Oba Femi. Ridge Holland had a one-on-one with Shawn Spears, who had just returned. The tournament to find the next Stand & Deliver contenders for NXT Tag champions Bron Breakker & Baron Corbin also took place, with the OTM team of Lucien Price & Bronco Nima facing off against the LWO team of Joaquin Wilde & Cruz Del Toro. Gigi Dolin vs. Arianna Grace was the headlining women’s match.

LWO vs OTM (Triple Threat Qualifier)

Bronco Nima and Lucien Price took many shortcuts, but they were unable to end this contest. For the victory, Joaquin Wilde outdid Nima with an assisted springboard 450 splash.

Lexis King vs Mr. Stone

Before assaulting Lexis King at the bell, Mr. Stone flung his jacket at him. In this battle, Von Wagner’s manager had the upper hand just once. With the Coronation, King overcame Stone. Before Stone could be further injured by King, Wagner rushed outside to take him away.

Oba Femi vs Brooks Jensen (North American Championship)

In a physical struggle that was tiring him out, Brooks Jensen held on. At ringside, Josh Briggs attempted to excite his companion. That didn’t seem to deter a brazen Oba Femi who sealed the deal by hitting him with two powerbomb. Though he’s set up a more plausible prospective champion for Stand & Deliver, Jensen never had a chance. Big-time power battle Femi vs. Briggs has the potential to steal the event. Dijak has hinted at taking on Femi, so the strategy might possibly be a triple threat. In either case, the battle promises to be intense and unforgettable.

Gigi Dolin vs Arianna Grace

Arianna Grace employed a number of strategies during the contest. She struck Gigi Dolin with a low strike after diverting the referee’s attention with her tiara. Dolin answered back with one of her own, but the referee saw through it and Dolin was disqualified. This was a good back-and-forth fight that ended too soon to be particularly noteworthy. The non-finish felt fitting because Grace is still slyly defeating stronger opponents.

Kiana James and Izzi Dame vs. Thea Hail and Fallon Henley

With James and Dame encircling Hail, the action began as a 2-On-1 handicap match. Then Fallon Henley’s song played and she stepped into the ring. Henley used a dragon screw to send James flying. Dame got tagged in and took a slingshot hip toss that sent her flying. After James created a distraction, Dame was able to stun Henley. When Jacy Jayne and Jazmyn Nyx arrived at ringside, Hail became agitated. Hail cleared the ring when Henley tagged her in. Then Hail turned James’ powerbomb into a kimura in reverse. Hail was then sent out of the ring by James. And just as Dame went for a massive boot, Jayne moved Henley out of her path. Instead, Dame gave Hail a face-kick. After that, James used her Bankrupt finisher on Hail to win.

Shawn Spears vs Ridge Holland

From the first bell, Ridge Holland was ridiculed by Shawn Spears, who insisted that he unleash his rage. It was when he mentioned Holland’s wife that the rage finally came out. He was choked by the large man as he slammed into the announce table. The referee took away Spears’ steel chair when he tried to seize it. Using that chair as an advantage, the heel hit a C4 to win. Vic Joseph attempted to portray the chair impact as an accident, which is why the referee decided not to declare a disqualification and this made for a disastrous conclusion.