By John Moore, ProWrestling.net Staffer (@liljohnm)
NXT No Mercy
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, at War Memorial Auditorium
Streamed live September 27, 2025, on Peacock
Pre-show Notes
The pre-show started off with a replay of the show closing brawl from the last episode of NXT where NXT wrestlers brawled with TNA wrestlers…
Sam Roberts and Megan Morant were the pre-show hosts. Morant hyped Ava addressing the TNA and NXT brawl. They then sent the show to highlights from Victory Road. The highlight was Ash by Elegance relinquishing the TNA Knockouts Championship, leading to Ash’s old protege Kelani Jordan beating Lei Ying Lee to become the new Knockouts Champion…
Separate shots of Oba Femi and Ricky Saints arriving at the arena were shown. The hosts then ran through the advertised No Mercy card. The show then cut to a hype package for the Monroe vs. Grace Weaponized Steel Cage Match. Megan Morant noted that Jordynne Grace has a thumb injury. Roberts noted that the thumb might inspire Grace to be more aggressive.
The show cut to a sitdown interview where Blake Howard interviewed Tavion Heights. Heights talked about how he had to compete at the Tokyo Olympics with an empty crowd due to COVID. He said it didn’t bother him at first, but it messed him up not having that crowd hype him up. He said he realized he wasn’t just chasing the Olympics, but the fans, which hypes you up. He said that’s why he joined WWE because of how energetic the fans are.
Howard asked Tavion what makes him think he can beat Ethan Page. Heights said Page has been wrestling in TNA, AAA, and indies, but Tavion has been putting in work too. Tavion talked about how he put in effort to wrestle in TNA, AAA, and NOAH. Tavion said he beat Page in the match that meant a lot to Page’s Canadian heritage, the flag match. Howard asked Heights what non-Olympics things he likes to do. He said he likes fishing, traveling, and Pokemon cards (good man!). Heights talked about how well prepared he is for the North American match due to him being already used to the training grind…
Ethan Page was shown arriving at the arena. The hosts talked about the Page vs. Heights match. Lola Vice was shown arriving at the arena…[c]
The Ricky Saints profile video from this past week’s NXT aired. Jacy Jayne and Fallon Henley were shown arriving at the arena (Jazmyn Nyx is no longer with the company). The show then cut to a replay of the Lola Vice and Jacy Jayne face-off from this past Tuesday. Vic Joseph interviewed Lainey Reid about her thoughts on her upcoming Speed Match. She talked about how she grew up in speed as a Rodeo athlete and university Track and Field champion.
Lainey talked about how she was the first person who stepped up to Jacy Jayne when she won the championship. She said it didn’t go as planned, but she found out she can compete with anyone in the division. Vic noted how Lainey has been crossing paths with Fatal Influence. She said that Jacy gained her respect as champion and real notices real. Vic asked her for her final thoughts. Lainey said this is her first PLE match and the real tea is that the whole world will talk about Lainey Reid…[c]
Morant sent the show to the Josh Briggs vs. Je’von Evans hype package. After a discussion, the panel sent the show to the Oba Femi vs. Ricky Saints hype package. The hosts ran through the match card. Roberts sent the show to “Braking News” from Shawn Michaels. HBK noted that Lainey Reid got injured through training and Sol Ruca will now defend the Speed Title against a mystery opponent. Roberts and Morant talked about how NXT wrestlers have to look over their shoulders due to TNA being against them…
The hosts sent the pre-show to the main show…
Main Show Review
Separate shots of Lola Vice, Fatal Influence, Jordynne Grace, Blake Monroe, Ricky Saints, and Oba Femi were shown as they arrived to the arena…
A No Mercy intro package aired…
Vic Joseph and Booker T were on commentary. Mike Rome was the ring announcer…
Entrances for the opening match took place. Vic noted that Je’von Evans challenged Leon Slater for the TNA X Division Champion at Bound for Glory…
1. Je’von Evans vs. Josh Briggs. Both men traded hands to start the match. Evans dumped Briggs to ringside and was dragged himself. Evans sent Briggsg into the steel steps. Evans got a one count off a springboard crossbody. Evans followed up with a Springboard Rana and dropkick. Briggs tackled Evans into the corner and gave him back elbows. Briggs boulder tossed Evans across the rings.
Evans countered Briggs with a Springboard rollup. Briggs got a two count after a Underhook Backbreaker. Briggs worked on Evans with methodical offense. Evans rallied with hands and a Gamengiri. Briggs shoved Evans back-first into the steel guardrail off the apron. Evans dodged a standing splash in the center of the ring. Briggs got distracted by the crowd chants which allowed Evans to recover and trade hands with him.
Evans hit Briggs with a running German Suplex. Briggs no sold some lariats form Briggs and dared Je’von to hit him. Evans then got Briggs off his feet with a series of lariats and flip kicks. Evans pummeled Briggs with strikes. Briggs rolled to ringside to avoid Coast to Coast. Evans hit a Coast to Coast long dive to ringside. In the ring, Evans hit Briggs with a Frog Splash for a nearfall.
Briggs recovered and turned Evans inside out with a Northern Lariat for a nearfall. Evans came back with a Sunset Flip for a two count. Both men traded running kicks. Briggs took out Evans with a Big Boot. Briggs hit Evans with a Backbreaker and Feast Your Eyes for a nearfall. Evans flipped out of a Super Choke Slam attempt. Evans hit Briggs with a Punt Kick. Briggs came back with a Chokeslam to reverse a springboard for a good nearfall.
Briggs went to try to unbuckle the turnbuckle cover but couldn’t. Briggs blocked a Suicide Dive. Briggs hit Evans with a Clothesline. Evans got a foot on the rope for the rope break. Evans dragged himself to his feet yelling “Hell naw”. Evans gave Briggs strikes. Evans hit Briggs with a Knee Plus. He reversed a Chokeslam into a cutter. Evans hit Briggs with a Mero Style Springboard Cutter for the victory.
Je’von Evans defeated Josh Briggs via pinfall in 16:28.
Vic noted how Evans will be going after Leon Slater for the X Division Title next…
John’s Thoughts: Awesome opener between two guys who have really good in-ring chemistry. Briggs works well with big men as the high flyer who can create movement, but he also works well with high flyers as he can really keep up with them and work in big man moves. I felt the finish was a bit of a foregone conclusion after TNA Victory Road, which Vic Joseph recapped, where Evans was already looking ahead at challenging for the TNA X Title at TNA’s biggest show of the year, so you had to know he would go in there strong. That’s not to take away from this great match. But looking ahead, my dream fantasy booking match came true. Evans vs. Slater. A young OG vs. young OG match! That’s my most anticipated match on that show no doubt.
A replay aired of the show closing TNA vs. NXT brawl from this past week’s NXT…
Vic Joseph and Booker T checked in on commentary. Vic noted we would get an update from NXT GM Ava about the NXT vs. TNA situation. Vic then sent the show to a replay from Victory Road where Kelani Jordan defeated Lei Ying Lee (Xia Li) to become the new TNA Knockouts Champion after Kelani’s old mentor, Ash by Elegance, had to vacate the title. The show then cut to a Kelani Jordan promo where she talked about being happy to represent both NXT and TNA. She said she’ll give 100%. She said she’s going to turn her dreams into gold…
Vic recapped that Lainey Reid is no longer medically cleared to compete in the next match…
Sol Ruca and Zaria made their entrance with a giant racing flag and racing themed gear. Jaida Parker made her entrance to accept the challenge. Mike Rome handled the formal in-ring championship match introductions. There was weird green tinted lights during the match…
2. Sol Ruca (w/Zaria) vs. Jaida Parker for the WWE Speed Championship. Sol and Jaida traded rapid rollups. Sol chopped Jaida and gave her a boot to ringside. Sol hit Jaida with a flip over the steps. Jaida reversed a baseball slide with a forearm and gave Sol a double stomp for a few nearfalls. Sol hit Jaida with a backstabber stomp. Jaida tripped Sol to drape her and hit her with a draping Banzai Drop. Jaida hit Sol with a Falcon Arrow for a two count.
Sol reversed Hipnotic into a Tilt a Whirl rollup for a nearfall. Sol hit Jaida with a running leg lariat. Jaida reversed a slingshot with a forearm on the ring level ramp. Sol hit Jaida with a DDT for a nearfall. The two minute warning lights flashed. Jaida hit Sol with a backbreaker slam. Sol came back with a jawbreaker and dragged Jaida to ringside. Jaida dodged a moonsault. Jaida hit Sol with Hipnotic at ringside. Zaria got in Jaida’s face for the distraction.
Lash Legend ran out. Jaida dodged Zaria and Zaria speared Lash instead. When Jaida entered the ring, Sol Ruca hit Jaida with a Sol Snatcher for the victory.
Sol Ruca defeated Jaida Parker via pinfall in 4:48 to retain the WWE Speed Championship.
John’s Thoughts: Not the greatest, but I’m okay with these Speed Matches (as opposed to how contrived the Heritage Cup matches have gotten in NXT US). I thought it was weird for the green tint lights at first but it made sense and was kinda cool when they used different lights as a two minute and one minute warning. That said, Jaida Parker did look dumb at the end of this match by getting distracted by not one, but two people. Yes, distraction finishes are regular in pro wrestling, but the “speed” concept is supposed to introduce a sense of urgency and Jaida turned off that urgency for some reason at the end of the match.
A interview aired from this past Tuesday where Kelly Kincaid interviewed Joe Hendry about his last loss to DarkState. Joe said he appreciates their brotherhood. DarkState pulled up to intimidate him. Dion told Joe it’s on sight. Cutler said we’ll see Joe in a hospital bed next time (no butt joke this time). They all took turns saying that no one can stand against DarkState…
Vic and Booker sent the show to the Weaponized Steel Cage Match hype package…
Most of the weapons in the match were shown to be pink or Blame Monroe themed. Entrances for the match took place…
3. Jordynne Grace vs. Blake Monroe in a Weaponized Steel Cage Match. Both women traded forearms to start. Grace tossed Blake into the cage. Grace staggered after a missed chair shot ended up hurting her injured thumb. Grace fired up after cane shots to the back. Grace got the cane and hit Blake in the back for a two count. Grace gave Blake a spinebuster on the pink chair for a two count. Grace opened up a chair. Grace sat in the chair to add more leverage to a Boston Crab.
Blake Monroe recovered and tossed Grace into the cage several times. Monroe tangled Grace’s injured hand into the steel cage. Monroe hit Grace in the back with a trash can. Blake then jammed the pink Kendo Stick into the injured hand. Monroe hit Grace with A Kendo Stick Stroke for a nearfall. Monroe tied Grace to the 2nd rope with the power cord of a hair dryer. Monroe then pulled out scissors and aggressively cut at Grace’s hair, taking a lot of it out.
A “holy shit” chant ensued. Grace broke free and gave Monroe double palms to the mat. Grace roared and gave Monroe an aggressive Thesz Press. Grace gave Monroe shortarm lariats and a spinning backfist. Monroe reversed a power bomb by grabbing the cage. Grace dragged Monroe to the top and gave her a Super Samoan Drop for a two count. Grace took a weightlifting belt and whipped Monroe in the back with it.
Blake slammed Grace’s face into the trash can. Grace dodged a lid shot. Blake hit Grace with a modified Van Daminator with the trash lid. Monroe pulled the black bag and poured out “diamonds” and jewelry. An EC Dub chant ensued for some reason. Grace recovered and hit Monroe with a Samoan Drop on the diamonds. Grace got a two count. Grace shoved some of her hair in Monroe’s mouth.
Monroe tripped Grace on the top rope and put her in a Tree of Woe. Monroe gave Grace a Double stomp in the trash can for a two count. Grace slammed Monroe into the cage and then set up the sponsored table. Grace put Monroe in an Electric Chair on the top rope. Monroe held on to the top of the cage. Grace and Monroe straddled the top of the cage and traded hands.
Monroe had a white bag and tossed pocket powder in Grace’s face. Grace recovered and reversed Blake into a Super Modified Air Raid Crash Slam on the table and diamonds for the victory.
Jordynne Grace defeated Blake Monroe via pinfall in 16:12.
John’s Thoughts: As much as I and a lot of people are desensitized to garbage matches, if the hard work is there, they stand out and are worth watching. This was a good match with hard work from both women. Does kinda suck that they couldn’t get blood here, as the build and match pace could have been enhanced by it (Is it Slim Jim as a sponsor’s fault? Because I don’t think the alcoholic cider sponsor in the center of the ring would mind). What was creative and violent without blood in this match was Blake Monroe aggressively chopping off the hair of Jordynne Grace. I believe they are 1-1 in their feud? But this is also a feud ending type match. Either way, they have done a good job having a feud away from the title, and would be also fun once they get back in the title picture (as both women seem on a higher tier than Jacy Jayne and Lola Vice).
Vic Joseph sent the show to GM Ava. Ava noted that the TNA and NXT relationship has become fractured after this week’s brawl. She said that on October 7th there will be a Survivor Series style “Invasion” themed NXT show. She said on that show there will be Matt and Jeff Hardy vs. DarkState in a title vs. title match also on that show…
John’s Thoughts: So far, TNA hasn’t gotten any NXT titles yet. I can see WWE trusting WWE legends Matt and Jeff Hardy with the NXT and TNA Tag Titles. Just a thought.
Lash Legend made her entrance. She said eating Zaria’s spear was worth it because it cost Jaida the match. Lash then called out TNA to come find out. Lash said she wants to be the leader of the NXT team on that show. Jaida Parker pulled up and jumped Lash from behind. Security ran out for the pull apart…
Kelly Kincaid interviewed the injured Lainey Reid. Lainey said she was supposed to be the new Speed Champion. She showed off her injury boot. Lola Vice showed up and told Lainey that it sucks, but her time will come. Lainey said Lola has no chance in beating Jacy. Lola said if she continues to talk like that, she’ll eat a kick which will turn the injured leg into a broken one…
Entrances for the next match took place…
4. “All Ego” Ethan Page vs. Tavion Heights for the NXT North American Championship. Page held on the ropes to prevent Tavion’s amateur wrestling. Tavion and Page traded shoulder tackles. Page and Tavion traded hands. Tavion dropkicked Page to the ramp. Page backdropped Tavion on the ramp. Page worked on Heights with methodical offense, focusing on the lower back. This lasted for a few minutes.
Heights recovered while Page was gloating. Heights rallied with hooks and clotheslines. Heights took down Page with a shoulder slam. Heights did a cartwheel into a Fireman Carry. Heights put Page in an Ankle Lock. Page got a hand on the rope for the break. Height rolled up Page for a two count. Height got a two count after a Backslide. Page hit Heights with a spin kick and Ego’s Edge for a two count.
Page put Heights right into a Boston Crab. Page’s ankle gave out. Heights put Page in a Sleeper on the top rope. Page countered into a Super Power Slam and followed up with a Twisted Grin for the clean win.
Ethan Page defeated Tavion Heights via pinfall in 10:20 to retain the NXT North American Championship.
El Hijo Del Dr. Wagner Jr appeared on the monitor and talked about how he has eyes on the North American title and he’ll see Page real soon…
John’s Thoughts: Solid PLE showing for young Tavion against the experienced Page. There ain’t no shame in losing to the veteran who has developed a lot of in-ring credibility during his NXT run. I also like that NXT wasn’t afraid to give the heel a plucky clean win. Heels don’t always have to cheat as there needs to be time to build up their credibility. I also like that Page really does a good job working a body part, almost like a headhunter. His last couple of feuds. Worlds Collide and the recent NXT almost did telegraph that Page winning was a foregone conclusion, but they could have also sold that as Page coming after the Latin American title.
Kelly Kincaid interviewed Myles Borne about the TNA feud. Borne said he was happy to put Lexis King in the rear view mirror. He said NXT is his family so he’ll be willing to go to war for NXT against TNA…
A Instagram video from Mike Santana was shown where he said that the TNA Championship is held hostage but not for long because he’ll bring the title back to wear it belongs. Santana said he’s showing up this upcoming Tuesday, and not alone…
A Frankie Kazarian tweet was shown where he said he’ll also be at Tuesday’s NXT…
Shots of the champion and challenger for the Women’s title match were shown as they were walking backstage…
Lola Vice made her entrance. Her family was in the front row. Jacy Jayne and Fallon Henley made their entrance. Mike Rome handled the formal in-ring championship match introductions…
5. Jacy Jayne (w/Fallon Henley) vs. Lola Vice for the NXT Women’s Championship. Jacy got an early headlock takedown. Vice countered into a headscissors. Both women traded ground submissions. Jayne hit Vice with a running Senton. Jacy used a rollup to prevent a Juji Gatame attempt. Vice tripped up Jayne and hit her with an axe kick. Jayne came back with a bunch of boots on Vice. Vice took Jayne off her feet with a gut punch. Vice got a one count off a suplex.
Vice worked on Jayne with shortarm kicks. Vice dumped Jayne to ringside with a back hook kick. Vice slammed Jayne into the announce table. Vice faked Henley out with a feint kick. Jayne slammed Vice into the steel steps and hit her with a Cannonball. Vice’s dad was super pissed. Jayne got a two count after a reverse Sling Blade for a two count. Vice recovered with a CQC combo, but her back gave out.
Vice got hit with a backbreaker by Jayne after the distraction from Henley. Jayne put Vice in a cravate. Vice’s dad got fired up telling Vice to get up. Vice countered a pin attempt into her own chinlock. Jayne escaped. Vice hit Jayne with leg lariats and spin kicks. Vice pressured Jayne to the corner with rapid kicks. Vice hit Jayne with her I’m a Latina ass attack. Vice hit Jayne with a Saito Suplex. Jayne quickly rolled to ringside to duck a backfist.
Lola hit Fallon with a cannonball. Jayne came back with a Mafia Kick. Lola hit Jayne with a spinning roundhouse (that got a lot of air). Henley pulled the referee away. The referee ejected Fallon. Jayne rolled up Lola for a two count. Lola reversed into a Rear Naked Choke. Jayne did a flip pin to break the hold. Jayne sent Vice into the corner . Jayne hit Vice with a falling backfist for a two count. Jayne gave Vice some stiff elbows in the corner.
Jayne went over to taunt Vice’s dad and family. Vice countered Jayne into a Tornado DDT right into a Guillotine. Vice hit Jayne with kicks in the corner. Jayne caught Vice with a Gamenngiri. Jayne hit Vice with a Back Suplex and running knee for a great nearfall. Jayne grabbed the Women’s title and the referee took it away. Lola rolled up Jayne for a two count. Lola rolled up Jayne again for another two count.
Lola hit Jayne with a Superkick. Jayne came back with a forearms. Lola hit her machine gun kicks. Jayne hit Lola with a Rolling Elbow and Vice hit Jayne with a backfist, but Lola’s momentum took her to ringside. A Masked woman attacked Lola at ringside with a running knee and knocked her out. Lola beat the ten count. Jayne caught Lola with the Rolling Encore for the victory.
Jacy Jayne defeated Lola Vice via pinfall in 18:35 to retain the NXT Women’s Championship.
John’s Thoughts: Damn, Lola really came through. This actually might have been both Lola and Jacy’s best match in WWE as they haven’t been known to put on 15+ minute epic bangers, but this one was epic and had all the good drama in it. Side note, Miz’s dad is still the GOAT of pro wrestling dad’s, but Lola Vice’s dad came to play and was the third star of this match (and the camera people knew that with all of his reaction shots). God bless Tae Kwon Do Master Lola Vice’s dad! Back to the match, they won me over. I would have accepted Vice winning. As for the mystery attacker, I have no clue who it is?
A Moose Instagram video aired where he said he’ll be at NXT on Tuesday…
Lash Legend vs. Jaida Parker and Ava and Santino Marella picking their Invasion teams were announced for this upcoming week’s NXT (They are using the old WWF vs. WCW Invasion logo for the Oct 7th event)…
The Oba Femi vs. Ricky Saints hype package aired…
John’s Thoughts: One guess on the Lola Vice attacker. Did they have Lola Vice and Lainey Reid argue backstage to set up Reid having a fake injury (or minor injury) to have her cost Vice the match? Only way I say that was they did a camera shot on Reid’s injury boot, almost like setting up Checkov’s Gun. That would make sense as to why a strike from it would knock Vice out for so long. A TNA wrestler would be a nice reveal. The meh, but would make sense, review would be a random AAA wrestler like La Hiedra (who’s has storyline issues with Lola in AAA due to Lola teaming up with her tag partner Mr. Iguana).
Ricky Saints made his entrance. NXT Champion Oba Femi made his entrance. Mike Rome handled the formal in-ring championship match introductions…
6. Oba Femi vs. Ricky Saints for the NXT Championship. Oba whipped Saints to the corner. Saints came back with right hands. Saints rolled up Oba for a one count. Oba came back with a European Uppercut. Oba got Ricky in a side headlock takedown. Saints escaped but ate a Body Slam for a one count by Oba. Ricky rallied back with chops. Ricky hit Oba with a jump kick. Oba reversed Old School with a yank.
Ricky came back with a dropkick and knee to the back. Oba used a right hand to block a Suicide Dive. Oba choked Ricky on the 2nd rope. Oba hit Ricky with chained Backbreakers, three of them. Ricky kicked out at two. Vic noted that this was Oba’s 11th defense. Oba worked on a staggered Ricky with methodical strikes. Oba hit Ricky with a draping Uppercut and followed up with a chinlock. Ricky escaped with a Jawbreaker. Oba caught Ricky out of the air and gave him a knee to the gut.
Oba draped Ricky on the top rope and stretched his back over it. Oba caught Ricky out of the air and gave him a Chokeslam for a two count. Ricky rolled up Oba for a two count. Ricky gave Oba a knee and then hit him with his modified Undertaker Old School. Ricky took down Oba with a shoulder tackle. Oba’s weight blocked a fireman carry at first, but Ricky used his momentum to hit Oba with a Samoan Drop for a two count.
Ricky went for a spear, but Oba slapped it out of the air. Oba hit Ricky with a Pop Up European Uppercut for a good nearfall. Ricky recovered and hit Oba with a Spear for a nearfall. Oba and Ricky went to the top rope. Oba blocked a Sunset Flip by holding the ropes. He dragged Oba away and hit him with a Power Bomb for a two count. Both men traded fighting spirit strikes until Ricky’s body gave out.
Ricky recovered and rallied with right hands. Oba turned Ricky inside out with a clothesline. Ricky used a Victory Roll to get a nearfall. Oba then tossed Ricky out of the air. Ricky reversed Oba’s finish into a power bomb for a two count. Oba hit Ricky with a Drop Kick, which we don’t usually see him do. Oba cleared the announce table, which included Vic’s candy. Oba dragged Ricky to the table.
Ricky escaped a Power Bomb and hit Oba with a DDT. Ricky then hit Oba with a Tornado DDT. Oba caught Ricky running on the apron with a loud chop. Oba hit Ricky with the Fall From Grace. Ricky kicked out of Oba’s finisher. Ricky reversed a Fall From Grace into a DDT and Tornado DDT. Ricky won.
Ricky Saints defeated Oba Femi via pinfall in 17:20 to become the new NXT Champion.
Ricky Saints posed in the center of the ring with his new title. The executive producer credits aired to close the show…
John’s Thoughts: A good David vs. Goliath style match with a finish that I didn’t 100% think would happen, but a finish that I thought “should” happen. Key reason being, Oba literally ran through the entire roster, especially since he ran through most of it while North American Champion. It got to the point where they were plucking undercard wrestlers like Myles Borne and Yoshiki Inamura at the time to feud with Oba out of nowhere. Curious to see where they go with Oba now as he’s literally done everything there is to do in NXT (Unless they pull a Trick and give him a random TNA run. Which did wonders for Trick as he’s doing great as a full on roster member there).
The match was really good and Ricky is great at building up a match while working from behind (and most of ya’ll haven’t even seen his amazing heel work too, because he’s also good at that). Ricky should have been on the main roster a few months ago, but maybe they keep him in NXT to help them out so he doesn’t get lost in the shuffle (though it does seem odd to have Ricky and Ethan Page lingering around in developmental for so long, but maybe they also see it as a way to boost NXT’s ratings and market share).
Overall this was a good show and they gave all the matches a good amount of time. I almost wish they didn’t have the Speed match so maybe Grace and Monroe could have used those extra five minutes. Extra props for Lola and Jacy for stepping up and exceeding expectations. They really stole the show by putting in extra work (assist to Lola’s expressive dad). TNA Wrestlers couldn’t be on the show due to a TV taping they have today, but they did a solid job having them on the show with those tweets and Instagram videos.
John, one issue with your theory about Lainey being the hooded figure. There was a shot on a replay on the legs of the attacker and no sign of the moon boot. Unless she did a Drew McIntyre of course. We might find out on NXT this week.
I did see the replay, but because it’s pro wrestling, I wonder if they just say the pants were baggy and the boot was “loaded” (Also, because I’m reviewing live, I tend not to rewind the replays).
Either that or it could just be a random AAA wrestler, like La Hiedra, who has a comedic feud with Lola in AAA due to her teaming with the Iguana.