WWE recently implemented a new rule called the ‘Catch Clause’ for the Heritage Cup during the latest episode of NXT. This change adds an intriguing twist to the prestigious title, currently held by the No Quarter Catch Crew faction. The group, consisting of Drew Gulak, Charlie Dempsey, Damon Kemp, and Myles Borne, has been making waves in NXT.
In a recent NXT episode, Charlie Dempsey and Myles Borne faced off against Nathan Frazer and Axiom in the NXT Tag Team Championship number-one contender’s tournament. Despite a valiant effort, the No Quarter Catch Crew members fell short against the high-flying opponents. Meanwhile, Riley Osborne of Chase U earned a shot at the Heritage Cup against Drew Gulak, leading to an intense showdown.
During the match, Osborne initially dominated, but a timely distraction from Jacy Jayne and Thea Hail turned the tables in Gulak’s favor. The match ended with Gulak securing a 2-1 victory, successfully defending the Heritage Cup under the new Catch Clause rule. This development added a new layer of drama to the ongoing saga of the championship.
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Fans were treated to a momentous occasion when WWE personality William Regal interacted with his son, Charlie Dempsey, on NXT. Regal praised his son’s victory in capturing the Heritage Cup for the heel faction and offered him some words of wisdom. However, Dempsey’s response hinted at a potential rift between father and son, setting the stage for a compelling storyline.
The possibility of Regal managing his son in NXT has sparked intrigue among fans, eagerly anticipating the dynamic between the two wrestlers. As Dempsey’s star continues to rise in WWE, the potential partnership between father and son could lead to charming storytelling and thrilling in-ring action. The future looks bright for Dempsey as he navigates his path in professional wrestling.
