Oba Femi asked for new challengers for his NXT title on last night’s episode. Trick Williams and Je’Von Evans stepped to the plate.

They will face each other in Philadelphia in two weeks for a shot at Femi’s title.

Moose popped up during this exchange and said he would beat Trick on Thursday for the TNA title.

Next week, Dark State will have an eight-man match against Moose, Trick, Evans, and Femi.

Hank Walker & Tank Ledger retained the NXT tag team title against the new Chase University (Kale Dixon & Uriah Connors).

Then Dark State hit the ring and wiped out both popular teams.

WHO’S IN? WHO’S OUT?

Myles Borne and Tavion Heights are still buddies, even though they have both left No Quarter Catch Crew.

Charlie Dempsey was bummed that they both left the crew. Wren Sinclair tried to cheer him up backstage by making Joe Hendry appear. She said Hendry’s name, and he popped out of a refrigerator.

Borne won his match over Lexis King, who targeted his ear because Borne is hearing impaired. That’s not how it works, Lexis.

Channing “Stacks” Lorenzo beat Yoshiki Inamura, who was attacked by his former partner, Josh Briggs.

WOMEN’S ACTION

Blake Monroe opened the show against Kelani Jordan. Jordynne Grace chased Monroe into a waiting SUV, which sped away. Jordan won by countout.

Nia Jax crushed Thea Hail with the A-Nia-Lator (Yokozuna’s Bonzai Drop).

Lash Legend stepped up to Jax, and they brawled for the rest of the show like Sheamus and Rusev did on Monday Night Raw.

In the main event, Sol Ruca retained the women’s North American title with a win over Tatum Paxley. Ruca hit her flying Sol Snatcher move to score the victory.