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WWE LFG Results: July 13, 2025 Highlights Coverage

Posted by Alessandro Di Luciano - Sunday, July 13, 2025

What happened on this week's episode of WWE LFG? Here is a full review of all the important highlights and more for WWE Legends & Future Greats, airing July 13, 2025! Who were the standouts of this episode? Which coaches scored points? What other interesting developments went down on this week's edition?

WWE LFG coverage begins at 10pm ET once the program begins to air on A&E. Material for WWE LFG was taped in advance at the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida. Matches took place at the world's most famous arena, Madison Square Garden in New York, New York!

WWE LFG RESULTS (S02E03): July 13, 2025

The Matches

  • Shioh Hill defeated Harlem Lewis by pinfall.
  • Brayden "BJ" Ray defeated Trill London by pinfall.
  • Tatyanna Dumas defeated Zena Sterling by pinfall.
  • Sirena Linton defeated Haze Jameson by pinfall.

The Standouts!

  • Sirena Linton
  • Shiloh Hill

Team Standings

  • Team Undertaker: 1 pt + 1 pt = 2 pt
    Shiloh Hill, Dani Sekelsky, Bayley Humphrey, Drake Morreaux.
  • Team Bubba Ray Dudley: 1 pt + 0 pt = 1 pt
    Zena Sterling, Elijah Holyfield, Haze Jameson, Brayden "BJ" Ray.
  • Team Booker T: 2 pt + 1 pt = 3 pt
    Harlem Lewis, Chris Island, Sirena Linton, Tatyanna Dumas.
  • Team Michelle McCool: 0 pt + 0 pt = 0 pt
    Penina "P-Nasty" Tuilaepa, Anthony Luke, Trill London, Summer Sorrell.

—LFG💥

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WWE LFG Results: July 6, 2025 Highlights Coverage

Posted by Alessandro Di Luciano - Sunday, July 6, 2025

What happened on this week's episode of WWE LFG? Here is a full review of all the important highlights and more for WWE Legends & Future Greats, airing July 6, 2025! Who were the standouts of this episode? Which coaches scored points? What other interesting developments went down on this week's edition?

WWE LFG coverage begins at 10pm ET once the program begins to air on A&E. Material for WWE LFG was taped in advance at the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida. Matches took place at the world's most famous arena, Madison Square Garden in New York, New York!

WWE LFG RESULTS (S02E03): July 6, 2025

The Matches

  • Sirena Linton defeated Zena Sterling by pinfall.
  • Penina "P-Nasty" Tuilaepa defeated Tatyanna Dumas by pinfall.
  • Anthony Luke defeated Chris Island by pinfall.
  • Shiloh Hill defeated Elijah Holyfield by pinfall.

The Standouts!

  • Sirena Linton
  • Elijah Holyfield

Team Standings

  • Team Undertaker: 1 pt + 0 pt = 1 pt
    Shiloh Hill, Dani Sekelsky, Bayley Humphrey, Drake Morreaux.
  • Team Bubba Ray Dudley: 0 pt + 1 pt = 1 pt
    Zena Sterling, Elijah Holyfield, Haze Jameson, Brayden "BJ" Ray.
  • Team Booker T: 1 pt + 1 pt = 2 pt
    Harlem Lewis, Chris Island, Sirena Linton, Tatyanna Dumas.
  • Team Michelle McCool: 0 pt + 0 pt = 0 pt
    Penina "P-Nasty" Tuilaepa, Anthony Luke, Trill London, Summer Sorrell.

It’s Sunday night and LFG kicks off with a surprise appearance from Shawn Michaels. He admits last week’s draft results caught him off guard, and Bubba Ray Dudley tells us we won’t be seeing Elijah Holyfield in a shirt for the rest of the season (I'm holding him to it). Tonight’s theme? Evolving character. Shawn tells the Future Greats that he wants to see something new from them, something that shows growth. We then check in with the teams, getting a closer look at how each Legend helps shape their Future Great’s persona. (Not sure if Sirena will hit her trademark top-rope split during her entrance this week.) It’s a well-structured opening segment that balances real-world coaching insight with hype for the night’s upcoming matches.

Match 1: Zena Sterling vs. Sirena Linton

Yes—we did get the signature split entrance from Sirena, and Zena debuts a slick new theme that has Bubba hyped from the jump. Sirena starts the match by talking trash and disrespecting Zena with a palm to the face. Zena fires back with crisp wrestling technique early on, but Sirena quickly takes control by pulling the hair—getting a strong reaction from the crowd. She tries to slow the match down, grinding the pace, while Zena continues to rely on clean, technical wrestling to stay in it. Sirena shines here—arguably her best character work yet—drawing heat and staying in control with some nasty offense, including choking Zena with her own hair. Zena rallies with a roll-up near fall, then explodes with energy: smashing Sirena in the corner, playing to the crowd, landing a huge tilt-a-whirl powerslam, and following up with a big overhead throw. But just when Zena looks to have the match won, Sirena turns the tide and steals the victory with a handful of tights. Classic heel finish, and a strong showing from both women. Sirena deserves

Match 2: Penina "P-Nasty" Tuilaepa vs. Tatyanna Dumas

“P-Nasty” wastes no time showing off her power, completely overpowering Tatyanna in the opening stretch—though the constant on-screen ads are definitely starting to distract from the action (just saying). Tatyanna finally finds an opening and shifts momentum, but Penina quickly regains control with a big slam. Tatyanna recovers fast and targets the arm with a submission attempt, locking in a clean-looking armbar, but Penina powers out once again. She follows up with a crushing Samoan Drop for a near fall, and doesn’t let up. Penina stays aggressive, and after wearing Tatyanna down, finishes the match with a solid (though not quite devastating) spear for the 1-2-3. Another win for “P-Nasty”—and another notch in her belt as she continues to build serious momentum.

Match 3: Anthony Luke vs. Chris Island

Anthony Luke is feeling himself tonight—new gloves, big swagger, and real flair on full display. Chris Island counters with technical precision, showing off clean grappling and sharp timing. When Chris misses a running knee and gets caught up in the ropes, Luke sees his opportunity and nails a vicious chop block—smart move. From there, Luke targets the knee with laser focus, eventually locking in a awful-looking single leg crab—but Chris digs deep and manages to crawl to the ropes. Island fights back with grit, landing a shoulder block and a smooth monkey flip to shift the momentum. But Luke stays locked in, going right back to the knee and shutting Chris down with precision. He scores the win in a solid, well-paced match that played to both men’s strengths. Honestly? These two could be a killer duo if they ever teamed up—Luke brings the flash, Island brings the fundamentals. Great chemistry here.

Main Event: Shiloh Hill vs. Elijah Holyfield

Before the bell, Bubba tells Taker they need to watch this one from the crowd—and he's got just the spot. After the break, we find them perched on the Performance Center platform (thankfully with chairs), scouting the action from above. Taker notes that Shiloh needs a story—and it really gets you thinking. What’s her arc going to be when she finally hits NXT... or even the main roster? Back in the ring, Elijah Holyfield comes out hot, landing the early offense with power and speed. But once Shiloh finds her rhythm, she flips the switch and dishes out a brutal beatdown. Elijah’s comeback is explosive—he earns a near fall and looks like he might take the match. Still, Shiloh digs deep and finishes strong with what looked like a double underhook spinning slam (someone name that move ASAP). This match was fast, fun, and over too soon—I wanted more time with these two.

Standouts this week? Tough call across the board, but Sirena Linton brought her best work yet, and Elijah Holyfield looked like a star, we shall find out after the break.
With the matches in the books, it’s time to hear from the Legends. For the women, Mickie James casts her vote for Penina "P-Nasty" Tuilaepa after a powerful performance, but Booker T, The Undertaker, and Bubba Ray Dudley all throw their support behind Sirena Linton, who brought her best heel work to date. That gives Sirena the edge and the point this week. On the men’s side, it’s unanimous—Elijah Holyfield wins over every single Legend. His fire, presence, and hard-hitting offense against Shiloh Hill made him an undeniable standout. Couldn’t agree more. Great show tonight. LFG continues to deliver.

—LFG💥

Summary: S02E03

It was character night on LFG, and the Future Greats stepped up. Shawn Michaels made a surprise appearance to challenge the roster to show evolution in and out of the ring, and we got just that. Sirena Linton delivered her best work yet in a gritty win over Zena Serling, Penina “P-Nasty” Tuilaepa powered through Tatyanna Dumas, and Anthony Luke picked up a smart, focused win over Chris Island. But the main event belonged to Shiloh Hill and Elijah Holyfield, who brought the fire with Bubba and Taker watching from above. Elijah showed star potential while Shiloh scored the victory in a match that left us wanting more.
When it came time for the Legends to vote, Sirena took the point for the women’s division (despite Mickie backing Penina), while Elijah swept the votes from all four Legends to earn the men’s point. LFG continues to balance performance and storytelling—and with characters starting to take shape, things are only getting better from here.


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WWE LFG Results: June 29, 2025 Highlights Coverage

Posted by Alessandro Di Luciano - Sunday, June 29, 2025

What happened on this week's episode of WWE LFG? Here is a full review of all the important highlights and more for WWE Legends & Future Greats, airing June 29, 2025! Who were the standouts of this episode? Which coaches scored points? What other interesting developments went down on this week's edition?

WWE LFG coverage begins at 10pm ET once the program begins to air on A&E. Material for WWE LFG was taped in advance at the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida. Matches took place at the world's most famous arena, Madison Square Garden in New York, New York!

WWE LFG RESULTS (S02E02): June 29, 2025

The Matches

  • Drake Morreaux defeated Trill London by pinfall.
  • Dani Sekelsky defeated Summer Sorrell by submission.
  • Harlem Lewis defeated Brayden "BJ" Ray by pinfall.
  • Bayley Humphrey defeated Haze Jameson by pinfall.

The Standouts!

  • Dani Sekelsky
  • Harlem Lewis

Team Standings

    • Team Undertaker: 0 pt + 1 pt = 1 pt
      Shiloh Hill, Dani Sekelsky, Bayley Humphrey, Drake Morreaux.
    • Team Bubba Ray Dudley: 0 pt + 0 pt = 0 pt
      Zena Serling, Elijah Holyfield, Haze Jameson, Brayden "BJ" Ray.
    • Team Booker T: 0 pt + 1 pt = 1 pt
      Harlem Lewis, Chris Island, Sirena Linton, Tatyanna Dumas.
    • Team Michelle McCool: 0 pt + 0 pt = 0 pt
      Penina "P-Nasty" Tuilaepa, Anthony Luke, Trill London, Summer Sorrell.

    It’s LFG Draft Day, and the board is heating up. We kick off with a recap of last week’s dramatic cliffhanger—Booker T losing his cool after Michelle McCool snagged two of his top prospects. But this week, Booker’s back, calm and collected... for now. First up: Bubba Ray Dudley makes his pick and brings Zena Sterling back to Team Bubba. Booker follows by selecting Harlem Lewis, while The Undertaker unsurprisingly locks in his star pupil, Shiloh Hill. The second round gets even spicier: Bubba grabs Elijah Holyfield, Booker adds Chris Island, and Taker takes Dani Sekelsky. Michelle kicks off Round 3 with Trill London, Bubba drafts Haze Jameson, Booker selects Sirena Linton, and The Deadman goes with Bayley Humphrey. In the final round, Michelle picks Summer Sorrell, Booker grabs Tatyanna Dumas, and Bubba’s left choosing between Drake Morreaux and Brayden "BJ" Ray. After a tense face-off, Bubba picks "BJ" for Team Bubba—leaving Drake to land on Team Undertaker by default.

    Match 1: Trill London vs. Drake Morreaux

    Drake wastes no time asserting himself, using a distraction on the referee to gain an early advantage over Trill. Trill fights back with his speed and agility, gaining momentum with crisp offense—until a risky dive to the outside backfires when Drake dodges it at the last second. The match delivers solid back-and-forth action, with the Legends at ringside visibly impressed by Trill’s raw talent. But in a critical moment, Trill goes for a springboard and slips—opening the door for Drake to capitalize with a brutal chokeslam for the three-count. A strong showing from both men, and a solid win for Drake. Good stuff all around.

    Match 2: Summer Sorrell vs. Dani Sekelsky

    I really enjoyed the slow, methodical start—both women taking their time, trading blows, and feeling each other out. It set the tone for a match that felt evenly matched from the jump. Summer Sorrell played the heel well, leaning into the attitude, but Dani’s fiery energy turned the tide. She mounted a strong comeback and sealed the win with a very unique leg submission that earned a well-deserved tapout (I approve!). A great match—maybe a bit short, but definitely left an impression.

    Match 3: Harlem Lewis vs. Brayden "BJ" Ray

    The crowd was firmly behind “BJ” in this one, and he worked hard to show he deserved the love. Harlem played the powerhouse role perfectly, dominating early and making "BJ" fight from underneath. To his credit, "BJ" showed grit—outmaneuvering Harlem at times and flashing some solid in-ring skills. But eventually, Harlem caught him mid-run and planted him with a thunderous “Boomslang” for the one, two, three. Strong showing from both men, but Harlem continues to look like the real deal.

    Match 4: Haze Jameson vs. Bayley Humphrey

    Haze was up against the odds from the start, and Bayley made sure she felt it—dominating early and tossing Haze around with ease. Haze showed flashes of potential, but her offense lacked impact, and Bayley shrugged off every attempt at a comeback. A massive press slam into a gutbuster earned a convincing near fall (I thought it was over right there), and shortly after, Bayley transitioned smoothly into her finisher for the decisive win. Strong showcase for Bayley—Haze still has some refining to do.

    It’s time to award the first points of the season! Starting with the women, the choice is unanimous—all four Legends select Dani Sekelsky as this week’s standout female competitor. Well deserved. As for the men, the picks are split: Bubba goes with "BJ" Ray, The Undertaker picks Drake Morreaux, and Michelle McCool chooses Harlem Lewis. That leaves Booker T, who also sides with Harlem—earning Harlem the first point for the men’s division.

    —LFG💥

    Summary: S02E02

    It’s Draft Day on Legends and Future Greats, and the picks are heating up! After last week’s dramatic ending, Booker T returns calm and composed—at least for now. The draft continues with big moves: Bubba Ray Dudley brings back Zena Sterling, Booker locks in Harlem Lewis, and The Undertaker stays loyal to his prodigy Shiloh Hill. Round 2 sees Bubba take Elijah Holyfield, Booker pick Chris Island, and Taker scoop up Dani Sekelsky. Michelle McCool opens Round 3 with Trill London, followed by Bubba selecting Haze Jameson, Booker going with Sirena Linton, and The Undertaker adding powerhouse Bayley Humphrey. The final round ends with Michelle drafting Summer Sorrell, Booker choosing Tatyanna Dumas, and Bubba deciding between Brayden “BJ” Ray and Drake Morreaux. After a tense face-off, Bubba goes with BJ—leaving Drake to round out Team Undertaker.
    In-ring action didn’t disappoint. Drake Morreaux outlasted a flashy Trill London in a strong opener. Dani Sekelsky delivered a statement win over Summer Sorrell with a unique submission, earning unanimous praise from the Legends. Harlem Lewis and BJ Ray battled in a physical contest with Harlem ultimately asserting his dominance once again. Bayley Humphrey looked like a destroyer against Haze Jameson, who showed heart but couldn’t match Bayley’s power.
    To close the night, the Legends handed out the first points of the season. On the women’s side, the decision was unanimous—Dani Sekelsky earns the point. For the men, votes were split, but with Booker siding with Michelle, Harlem Lewis scores the point. The scoreboard is live—and so is the competition.

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WWE LFG Season 2 Premiere Results: June 22, 2025 Highlights Coverage

Posted by Alessandro Di Luciano - Sunday, June 22, 2025

What happened on this week's episode of WWE LFG? Here is a full review of all the important highlights and more for WWE Legends & Future Greats, airing June 22, 2025! Who were the standouts of this episode? Which coaches scored points? What other interesting developments went down on this week's edition?

WWE LFG coverage begins at 10pm ET once the program begins to air on A&E. Material for WWE LFG was taped in advance at the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida. Matches took place at the world's most famous arena, Madison Square Garden in New York, New York!

WWE LFG RESULTS (S02E01): June 22, 2025

The Matches

  • Tyra Mae Steele defeated Nikkita Lyons by pinfall.
  • Jasper Troy defeated Dante Chen by pinfall.
  • Penina "P-Nasty" Tuilaepa defeated Dani Sekelsky by pinfall.
  • Harlem Lewis defeated Chris Island by pinfall.

Team Standings

  • Team Undertaker: 0 pt + 0 pt = 0 pt
    TBD
  • Team Bubba Ray Dudley: 0 pt + 0 pt = 0 pt
    TBD
  • Team Booker T: 0 pt + 0 pt = 0 pt
    TBD
  • Team Michelle McCool: 0 pt + 0 pt = 0 pt
    Penina "P-Nasty" Tuilaepa, Anthony Luke

WWE Legends and Future Greats is back for Season 2—and I’m hyped to see who’s returning and which new Future Greats are stepping into the spotlight. Most of the talent from Season 1 who haven’t signed with NXT (like Tyra Mae Steele and Jasper Troy) or EVOLVE (Leigh Laurel and Troy Yearwood) are back, and we’ve got some fresh faces too—like Harlem Lewis and others you might recognize from WWE TV. We’ll break them down soon enough. I’ll definitely miss Mickie James this season, but I’m excited to see what Michelle McCool brings to the table as a mentor.

This season kicks off with our Legends making their draft picks for their teams—Michelle McCool gets the first two. But before that, it's time for Tyra Mae Steele to remind everyone exactly what she's about.

Match 1: Tyra Mae Steele vs. Nikkita Lyons

Great to see Tyra showcase a bit of her amateur wrestling background—her gut wrench suplex looked clean and powerful. This one was quick, though. Tyra wasted no time and picked up the win with a pinfall in under a minute.

Match 2: Jasper Troy vs. Dante Chen

Jasper Troy and Dante Chen are up next, and this one’s even more one-sided. Jasper absolutely steamrolls Chen in a quick squash match, making a dominant statement. After the bell, things heat up as NXT’s Oba Femi appears and calls Jasper out—could this be a preview of something big down the line? (If you follow NXT you know).

After the break, we catch up with some of the returning and new Future Greats, including fresh faces Summer Sorrell, Trill London, and Haze Jameson. The group hits the ring for a showcase, giving the Legends a closer look. In a fun moment, The Undertaker tells Shiloh Hill to "dog it"—not wanting his standout star to show off too much and risk getting drafted by another team. Booker T, on the other hand, is all business, urging everyone to take the opportunity seriously and bring more intensity. As the session wraps, the Legends lock in tonight’s matches: Chris Island vs. Harlem Lewis and Penina “P-Nasty” Tuilaepa vs. Dani Sekelsky.

Before the match, “P-Nasty” is in the ring, mic in hand, confidently talking her talk. Dani Sekelsky isn’t one to back down, marching out and getting right in Penina’s face—but even with the tension high, Penina still has that undeniable “it” factor. There’s just something special about her presence.

Match 3: Penina "P-Nasty" Tuilaepa vs. Dani Sekelsky

This was a classic clash of power versus agility, and power took control early as “P-Nasty” dominated Dani Sekelsky with sheer force. Dani managed to rally and caught Penina in a surprise “Hell’s Gate” submission, but the powerhouse fought out of it and quickly regained control. With a crushing pinfall victory, Penina continues to prove she's one of the toughest in the field. A solid, physical bout where everything clicked—and every shot looked like it landed.

Before our main event, we catch up with Harlem Lewis and Chris Island backstage for a quick face-to-face. It’s a short but revealing moment that gives us a glimpse into Harlem’s mindset heading into the match—focused, fired up, and ready to make the Legends take note.

Match 4: Chris Island vs. Harlem Lewis

If you've seen Harlem on EVOLVE you know he's the real deal, Harlem comes out with aggression, Chris doesn't back down landing a couple disrespectful slaps that just make Harlem even more aggressive. We see the momentum swing back in Island's favour but only for a moment, Harlem just overpowers Chris and lays him out over and over again, finally getting a near fall. Harlem continues wearing Island down with a headlock and a powerslam for another near fall. Island fights back with some quick punches and a nice shoulder block but gets a bit too cocky in the corner, Harlem takes advantage and lands the "Boomslang" for the one, two, three.

I really enjoyed tonight’s matches—great storytelling, strong character work, and impressive talent across the board. If this episode is any indication, we’re in for an excellent season of LFG.

But the night’s not over—it’s Draft Day. Michelle McCool gets the first pick and wastes no time locking in someone with that undeniable “it” factor: Penina “P-Nasty” Tuilaepa. For the men, she goes with a proven winner, selecting Anthony Luke. Booker T is not pleased to see two of his standout prospects snatched up by Team McCool and delivers an animated outburst in classic Booker fashion. He storms off, and just like that—we’re out of time.

This was unexpected and absolutely awesome. We all know anything can happen in WWE—but this took things to a whole new level. Can’t wait to see what unfolds next week on LFG!

—LFG💥

Summary: S02E01

The season kicks off with the Legends drafting their teams, with Michelle McCool making the first two picks—Penina “P-Nasty” Tuilaepa and Anthony Luke—sparking a fiery reaction from Booker T. Before that, we saw some impressive matches: Tyra Mae Steele’s quick pin over Nikkita Lyons, Jasper Troy’s squash of Dante Chen followed by a tense callout from NXT’s Oba Femi, and a compelling power-versus-agility battle between Penina and Dani Sekelsky. Harlem Lewis proved his mettle in a hard-hitting bout against Chris Island, showcasing why he’s a rising star to watch.
The episode wrapped with the unexpected intensity of draft day, setting the stage for an exciting season ahead. WWE LFG continues to deliver great storytelling, strong character work, and raw talent—and if tonight’s episode is any indication, we’re in for one heck of a ride. Can’t wait to see what’s next!

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WWE LFG Season 1 Finale Results: May 18, 2025 Highlights Coverage

Posted by Alessandro Di Luciano - Sunday, May 18, 2025

What happened on this week's episode of WWE LFG? Here is a full review of all the important highlights and more for WWE Legends & Future Greats Episodes #15, airing May 18, 2025! Who were the standouts of this episode? Which coaches scored points? What other interesting developments went down on this week's edition?

WWE LFG coverage begins at 8pm ET once the program begins to air on A&E. Material for WWE LFG was taped in advance at the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida. Matches took place at the world's most famous arena, Madison Square Garden in New York, New York!

WWE LFG RESULTS: May 18, 2025

S01E15

The Matches

  • Tyra Mae Steele defeated Zena Sterling by submission.
  • Jasper Troy defeated Shiloh Hill by pinfall.

LFG Champion

  • The Undertaker

The Winners

  • Tyra Mae Steele
  • Jasper Troy

Team Standings

  • Team Undertaker: 9 pt + ? pt = ? pt
    Tyra Mae Steele, Shiloh Hill, Elijah Holyfield, Bayley Humphrey
  • Team Bubba Ray Dudley: 5 pt + ? pt = ? pt
    Zena Sterling, Brayden “BJ” Ray, Drake Morreaux, Tatyanna Dumas, Cutler James
  • Team Booker T: 7 pt + ? pt = ? pt
    Jasper Troy, Penina "P-Nasty" Tuilaepa, Anthony Luke, Leigh Laurel
  • Team Mickie James: 3 pt + ? pt = ? pt
    Chris Island, Dani Sekelsky, Troy Yearwood, Sirena Linton

It’s finals week on WWE LFG, and the final four—Tyra Mae Steele, Shiloh Hill, Jasper Troy, and Zena Sterling—are packing their bags for Madison Square Garden. Before they go, we spend some time with each finalist at home. Tyra Mae stretches in a sauna as she reflects on winning Olympic gold in an empty arena and now aiming to claim victory at the world's most famous area. Zena Sterling battles through injury but remains determined to compete, revealing that her ring gear is designed by her mother, a fashion designer. Jasper shows off his gear as well, sharing heartfelt moments with his family. Then there's Shiloh Hill, who’s prepping for the finals in the most Shiloh way possible: chatting with an AI bot he’s named “The Beast.” It’s bizarre, brilliant, and peak Shiloh. With everyone packed and hyped, the group heads to the airport, and next stop—MSG

Before the action kicks off at Madison Square Garden, we catch up with Zena Sterling as she joins Bubba Ray Dudley on the Busted Open Podcast. It’s a candid and insightful conversation that gives us a peek into her mindset heading into the biggest match of her life. Once we arrive at MSG, the atmosphere shifts—this is it. The Future Greats step into the iconic arena, and their excitement is palpable. For all four finalists, this is more than just a match—it's a moment they’ll never forget.

Tensions are high as Tyra Mae Steele and Zena Sterling begin their pre-match warmups. It’s clear Zena is in real pain, her knee giving her trouble with every step. As the two stretch and prepare together, Zena accidentally catches Tyra in the mouth—busting her lip open. Tyra shrugs it off, but promises she’ll get her receipt in the ring. After the mishap, Zena heads to the trainer’s room for final taping and support on her knee, while the men begin their own pre-match routines. With the women set to go on first, the Legends—Booker T., Bubba Ray Dudley, Mickie James, and The Undertaker—deliver final words of encouragement to all four finalists. Just before the commercial break, the Legends make their way ringside. The moment is finally here.

Match 1: Tyra Mae Steele vs. Zena Sterling
Zena Sterling makes her entrance first, soaking in the energy of Madison Square Garden with poise and confidence. Tyra Mae Steele follows, matching the moment with a fiery presence of her own. Both women clearly understand the gravity of what’s at stake—and they're each determined to make history. (For what it's worth, Zena’s entrance was my favorite—stylish, dramatic, and full of heart). Their mentors—The Undertaker and Bubba Ray Dudley—offer some final words of wisdom, then the bell rings and it’s go time. Tyra takes early control, using her power and technique to set the tone. But Zena battles back quickly, showing grit and precision as she strings together offense and racks up a couple near falls. The tide seems to be in Zena’s favor—until Tyra whips her hard into the corner. Zena crashes awkwardly, clutching her knee. The injury has officially come back to haunt her. Back from the break, Tyra is laser-focused—targeting Zena’s injured knee with ruthless precision. It’s stiff, deliberate storytelling, and you can feel every stomp and twist. Zena fights through the pain, trying to build momentum, but Tyra keeps dragging her back down, locking in a brutal single-leg Boston Crab. Zena finally claws her way to the ropes, and the brief reprieve gives her just enough space to fire up. Zena battles back with sheer willpower, stringing together a short burst of offense and even landing a "Scorpion Death Drop" for a dramatic near fall. The crowd is back on their feet as she nearly steals it. Tyra regains control with an ankle lock, but Zena counters into a surprise pin attempt. She then goes for her signature "Tilt-A-Whirl", but Tyra escapes at the last second and catches her in a tight headlock right in the center of the ring. With nowhere to go, Zena is forced to tap. Tyra Mae Steele gets the win—but both women leave the ring having proved they belong..

Match 2: Shiloh Hill vs. Jasper Troy
Shiloh enters Madison Square Garden practically bouncing with excitement—his energy infectious and his smile unwavering. In contrast, Jasper Troy stalks to the ring like a man on a mission—stoic, intense, and fully locked in. The bell rings, and it’s a classic clash of styles: Jasper’s raw power against Shiloh’s speed and agility. Shiloh darts around the ring, slipping behind Jasper and catching him in a deep headlock that keeps the powerhouse grounded. It’s a clever approach that gives Shiloh early momentum, but Jasper eventually powers out. The action spills to the outside, where Shiloh rams Jasper into the ring post before both men return to the ring. That’s when Jasper turns the tide—flattening Shiloh with a series of big splashes and a devastating running powerslam. Now in full control, Jasper demands Shiloh get up before hammering him with heavy strikes. Shiloh is locked in an abdominal stretch but fights free and attempts a powerslam of his own—only for Jasper to fall right on top of him. Shiloh fires up, sending Jasper into the corner and punishing him with a burst of offense before finally landing a massive powerslam for a near fall. Shiloh lands a few solid shots on the apron and heads to the top rope, connecting with a rough-looking bulldog for another close two count. But in the end, Jasper Troy absorbs it all, catches Shiloh mid-motion, and plants him with a thunderous Boss Man Slam to secure the pinfall victory.

With both matches in the books, it's time for the moment everyone’s been waiting for. Shawn Michaels sits down with the Legends to make the toughest decision of the season: choosing which two Future Greats have earned NXT contracts. Before the verdict is revealed, we head into one final commercial break—tension high and dreams hanging in the balance.

Before the big decision is made, there's one last announcement: The Undertaker is named the inaugural LFG Champion and presented with a custom title belt—an honor befitting a true legend who’s guided the next generation every step of the way. Then it’s time. Shawn Michaels steps forward to reveal who has earned their WWE NXT contracts. First, the women. Tyra Mae Steele is officially awarded an NXT contract. Shawn calls her performance undeniable, but he makes it clear that this isn’t the end for Zena Sterling—telling her, and the world, that every Legend in the room sees a future WWE Superstar in her. Next up, the men. Shawn gives honest assessments—praising Shiloh Hill for his growth, charisma, and show-stealing presence, while noting that Jasper Troy still has maturing to do. Yet despite the critique, it’s Jasper Troy who receives the second NXT contract, bringing our season to a dramatic and emotional close.

I can’t wait for the next season of LFG, and I’m hoping both of our winners show up this Tuesday on WWE NXT. Personally, I’m just as excited to see what’s next for all of the Future Greats—they’ve made this season unforgettable. Thank you, WWE —LFG💥

Summary: S01E15

The final episode of WWE Legends: Future Greats delivered exactly what fans hoped for: heart, drama, and standout performances at Madison Square Garden. The four finalists—Tyra Mae Steele, Zena Sterling, Shiloh Hill, and Jasper Troy—each brought their unique stories, personalities, and grit to the biggest stage of their lives.

The episode opened with an emotional look at the finalists at home. Tyra reflected on her journey from Olympic gold to WWE dreams. Zena pushed through injury with the help of her fashion-designer mother. Jasper shared tender moments with family, while Shiloh—ever the wildcard—prepared by chatting with his AI assistant “The Beast.” From there, the tone shifted as they arrived at MSG, and the pressure became real.

Zena’s pre-match moment with Bubba Ray Dudley on Busted Open Radio gave fans a deeper understanding of her mindset. Backstage, we saw Tyra and Zena warming up—an accidental lip busting moment creating just a bit of tension before Zena headed to the trainer to get her knee taped. The Legends offered final pep talks, and it was time to begin.

In Match 1, Tyra and Zena stole the show with storytelling, stiffness, and emotion. Zena pushed through pain, but Tyra targeted her injured knee and eventually forced a tap-out with a headlock. Both women elevated each other, and the respect was clear.

Match 2 brought Shiloh’s heart and speed versus Jasper’s power and rage. Shiloh nearly pulled off the upset with clever strategy and passionate offense, but in the end, Jasper’s dominance won out after a crushing Boss Man Slam.

Before the final verdict, The Undertaker was named the inaugural LFG Champion—a symbolic passing of the torch moment. Then Shawn Michaels revealed the winners: Tyra Mae Steele and Jasper Troy earned NXT contracts. Still, the Legends made it clear—Zena Sterling and Shiloh Hill are stars in the making, and this isn’t the end of their stories.

As we look ahead to what’s next—whether on NXT or another season of LFG—one thing’s for sure: the Future Greats have arrived.

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WWE LFG Results: May 11, 2025 Highlights Coverage

Posted by Alessandro Di Luciano - Sunday, May 11, 2025

What happened on this week's episode of WWE LFG? Here is a full review of all the important highlights and more for WWE Legends & Future Greats Episodes #14, airing May 11, 2025! Who were the standouts of this episode? Which coaches scored points? What other interesting developments went down on this week's edition?

WWE LFG coverage begins at 8pm ET once the program begins to air on A&E. All material for WWE LFG was taped in advance at the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida.

WWE LFG RESULTS: May 11, 2025

S01E14

The Matches

  • Dani Sekelsky defeated Tyra Mae Steele by submission.
  • Jasper Troy defeated Brayden “BJ” Ray by pinfall.
  • Penina "P-Nasty" Tuilaepa defeated Zena Sterling by pinfall.
  • Shiloh Hill defeated Chris Island by pinfall.

The Standouts

  • Zena Sterling
  • Shiloh Hill

The Eliminations

  • Dani Sekelsky
  • Brayden “BJ” Ray
  • Penina "P-Nasty" Tuilaepa
  • Chris Island

Team Standings

  • Team Undertaker: 8 pt + 1 pt = 9 pt
    Tyra Mae Steele, Shiloh Hill, Elijah Holyfield, Bayley Humphrey
  • Team Bubba Ray Dudley: 4 pt + 1 pt = 5 pt
    Zena Sterling, Brayden “BJ” Ray, Drake Morreaux, Tatyanna Dumas, Cutler James
  • Team Booker T: 7 pt + 0 pt = 7 pt
    Jasper Troy, Penina "P-Nasty" Tuilaepa, Anthony Luke, Leigh Laurel
  • Team Mickie James: 3 pt + 0 pt = 3 pt
    Chris Island, Dani Sekelsky, Troy Yearwood, Sirena Linton

We’re kicking things off with Shawn Michaels, who wastes no time reminding us of what’s at stake. Out of 16 aspiring superstars, only 4 will remain after today. The stakes are sky-high, and the pressure is starting to show. The Legends take center stage early, gathering on the ring apron to size up the remaining talent. Things heat up quickly with a face-to-face confrontation between Shiloh Hill and Chris Island — two guys who’ve been circling each other for weeks. The tension finally boils over. Both men brought the intensity, and it’s safe to say the fuse has been lit. Then we shift to Zena Sterling vs. Penina "P-Nasty" Tuilaepa. Bubba and Booker offer some quick coaching, but Zena stays reserved while Penina thrives in the spotlight. “P-Nasty” was right at home with the mic — confident, intimidating, and firing on all cylinders. Bubba managed to poke at Penina just enough to see the fire, while Zena seemed to vanish before things even started. Finally, Brayden “BJ” Ray and Jasper Troy square off. BJ steps up first with a decent promo, but Jasper steals the moment with something more grounded, more honest — and way more impactful. It didn’t feel like a promo, it felt like a moment. After the break, Brayden “BJ” Ray comes back swinging. Whatever doubts he left in the air earlier? He shut them down quick. BJ fires back with some sharp, no-nonsense trash talk, making it clear he’s not here to play second to anyone — especially not Jasper. By the end of the segment, BJ didn’t back down. In fact, he may have gained ground. He matched Jasper’s intensity, owned the moment, and walked out looking stronger than ever. Last up, it’s Tyra Mae Steele and Dani Sekelsky — and right from the start, sparks fly. Dani tries to take command early, but Tyra isn’t having it. She cuts in, brings the fire, and suddenly the whole tone shifts. Both women have serious presence, but as the exchange heats up, Dani loses a bit of footing, while Tyra goes on the offensive, pushing buttons and clearly trying to get inside her head. It worked. Tyra left the stronger impression, and if she carries that same energy into the ring, Dani might be in for a long night. With these final showdowns set, tonight could feature some of the best fights of the season.

Match 1: Tyra Mae Steele vs. Dani Sekelsky
We kick things off with Tyra Mae Steele vs. Dani Sekelsky, and there’s already a vibe shift from earlier. Tyra enters locked in—all business—while Dani, surprisingly, comes off a bit too casual. After that intense face-to-face, you'd expect some extra fire from her, but it’s not quite there. Still, Dani controls the early momentum, using her athleticism to stay a step ahead. But she goes to the well once too often with the dropkicks, and Tyra makes her pay. From there, Tyra zeroes in on the legs, grounding Dani with sharp precision and locking in a brutal stretch. It’s smart, focused, and tells a great story in the ring. Dani fights through it, though—there’s still that grit—and just before the break, she starts to rally. Back from the break, Dani’s still selling the leg hard—great commitment—but she takes a big risk heading to the top rope... and it backfires. Tyra capitalizes instantly and goes right back to the leg, relentless and vicious. But just when it looks like Tyra's got it in the bag, Dani pulls out the “Hell’s Gate” submission from nowhere—and Tyra taps out! A strong match with solid psychology and a surprise finish, though it definitely deserved more time.

Match 2: Brayden “BJ” Ray vs. Jasper Troy
“BJ” walks in cocky, Jasper all business. "BJ" throws a few punches that land, but Jasper quickly takes control with raw power. Bubba and Booker both enjoy the more methodical pace when “BJ” slows things down and grabs a minute of control. We get some solid back-and-forth, but Jasper’s just too strong—deadlifting “BJ” into a brutal slam. “BJ” still shows fight with plenty of offense, but it’s not enough. Jasper climbs to the second rope, hits a massive "Vader Bomb", and scores the pinfall win. A decent match, but it never quite hit top gear.

Match 3: Penina "P-Nasty" Tuilaepa vs. Zena Sterling
Zena comes out skipping and bubbly as usual, and somehow it still works. There’s something about her energy—it’s not just a gimmick, the confidence is real and it radiates. Penina “P-Nasty” Tuilaepa enters with her trademark scowl and swagger, and we already know what to expect: full intensity and no apologies. Both women step in with fire, no shortage of attitude or belief in themselves. Penina comes in hot and controls the early moments, overwhelming Zena with raw power and aggression. But Zena’s not just here to get run over—she leans into her technical game, outwrestling P-Nasty with a slick counter that leads to a near fall. It’s a nice contrast of styles, and the pace starts picking up fast. Penina responds by bulldozing through Zena with a huge tackle and a thunderous powerslam. She looks dominant, maybe even a little too confident, and it costs her—Zena digs deep and fights back hard. The match turns chaotic for a stretch, back and forth momentum swings, until Zena gets the crowd on their feet with a big bodyslam on Penina for a near fall just before the break. We come back from the break and Zena’s still fired up—she hits another bodyslam and nearly gets the three, but Penina’s not staying down. The switch flips, and P-Nasty powers through with a fierce comeback. She crushes Zena with a brutal samoan drop, and that’s enough to seal the deal—1, 2, 3, Penina takes it. Short, sweet, and solid—Zena brought the fight, but Penina’s power was just too much tonight.

Match 4: Shiloh Hill vs. Chris Island
This match is pure fire—no question. Both Shiloh Hill and Chris Island hit the ring looking like they can’t wait another second to throw down. There’s some real disrespect on display early, both guys trying to prove they’re the better wrestler, not just with words but with every hold and counter. Chris locks in a deep armbar, but Shiloh fights out with grit, riding that momentum and looking like he’s having the time of his life while beating down Island. But that doesn’t last long—Chris blasts him with a nasty side suplex. Shiloh gets back up quick and maybe gets a little too confident, missing a running tackle in the corner. That mistake gives Chris the opening he needs, and he takes control heading into the break—but not without showing signs of damage himself. After the break, Chris keeps it rolling—throwing punches and picking up steam. He lands a crossbody on Shiloh for a close near-fall and starts laying into him with stomps in the corner. But Island gets caught celebrating too early, and when he goes for another corner attack, Shiloh moves. That’s the window Shiloh needed—he hits that twisting double underhook slam and scores the pinfall win. Awesome match. The crowd was locked in, the intensity was real, and Shiloh earns that W.

It’s standout time and the spotlight is shining bright. For the women, it’s Zena Sterling who takes tonight’s honors—her confidence, energy, and leadership in that back-and-forth with Penina absolutely stood out. For the men, the coaches are split. Booker T once again backs Jasper Troy, Mickie James goes all in on Chris Island. Meanwhile, The Undertaker gives the nod to Shiloh Hill, as for Bubba Ray? We’ll hear his choice after the break… and you just know he’s gonna bring the heat. Bubba gives his vote to Shiloh.

It’s elimination time — and sadly, we say goodbye to Dani Sekelsky and Brayden “BJ” Ray. "BJ" looks like he’s got something to say to the Legends before making his exit… but we cut to break just as he steps forward. “BJ” gets his moment on the mic — thanking The Undertaker and Mickie James for their guidance, but turning downright disrespectful toward Booker T and Bubba Ray Dudley, calling them out in a bitter goodbye. After that fiery sendoff, we head back to the eliminations where we also say farewell to Penina “P-Nasty” Tuilaepa and Chris Island. With that, our final four is officially locked in — and the path to greatness just got real. The pressure’s higher than ever, and next week’s episode is bound to be a war.

Next week, it all goes down at Madison Square Garden — the biggest stage of them all for the LFG Finals. Four competitors remain, and only one will walk out as the future of this business. I don’t know about you, but I Can’t Wait.—LFG

Summary: S01E14

This week’s episode of WWE Legends & Future Greats brought the heat like never before, as the final eight battled for their spot in the LFG Finals. The matches delivered intense action and huge moments: Dani Sekelsky pulled off a surprise submission win over Tyra Mae Steele, Jasper Troy powered through Brayden “BJ” Ray, Penina "P-Nasty" Tuilaepa outlasted Zena Sterling in a hard-hitting clash, and Shiloh Hill edged out Chris Island in the night’s most electric bout. The showdowns were fierce, and every move mattered — because by the end of the night, only four would remain.

The eliminations were just as dramatic as the matches. We said goodbye to Dani, BJ, Penina, and Chris, narrowing the field to our final four. But BJ left a lasting impression, throwing shots at Booker T and Bubba Ray Dudley on his way out the door after thanking The Undertaker and Mickie James. The competition is now tighter than ever — and next week, it all comes to a head at Madison Square Garden. The stakes have never been higher, and two of these four are about to claim their place in history.

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WWE LFG Results: May 4, 2025 Highlights Coverage

Posted by Alessandro Di Luciano - Sunday, May 4, 2025

What happened on this week's episode of WWE LFG? Here is a full review of all the important highlights and more for WWE Legends & Future Greats Episodes #12 and #13, airing May 4, 2025! Who were the standouts of this episode? Which coaches scored points? What other interesting developments went down on this week's edition?

WWE LFG coverage begins at 8pm ET once the program begins to air on A&E. All material for WWE LFG was taped in advance at the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida.

WWE LFG RESULTS: May 4, 2025

(S01E12)

The Matches

  • Zena Sterling defeated Tatyanna Dumas by pinfall.
  • Leigh Laurel defeated Penina "P-Nasty" Tuilaepa by pinfall.
  • Tyra Mae Steele defeated Bayley Humphrey by submission.
  • Sirena Linton defeated Dani Sekelsky by pinfall.

The Standouts

  • Bayley Humphrey and Tyra Mae Steele

The Eliminations

  • Tatyanna Dumas
  • Leigh Laurel
  • Bayley Humphrey
  • Sirena Linton

(S01E13)

The Matches

  • Chris Island defeated Troy Yearwood by pinfall.
  • Shiloh Hill defeated Elijah Holyfield by pinfall.
  • Drake Morreaux defeated Brayden “BJ” Ray by pinfall.
  • Jasper Troy defeated Anthony Luke by pinfall.

The Standouts

  • Anthony Luke and Jasper Troy

The Eliminations

  • Troy Yearwood
  • Elijah Holyfield
  • Drake Morreaux
  • Anthony Luke

Team Standings

  • Team Undertaker: 7 pt + 1 pt = 8 pt
    Tyra Mae Steele, Shiloh Hill, Elijah Holyfield, Bayley Humphrey
  • Team Bubba Ray Dudley: 4 pt + 0 pt = 4 pt
    Zena Sterling, Brayden “BJ” Ray, Drake Morreaux, Tatyanna Dumas, Cutler James
  • Team Booker T: 6 pt + 1 pt = 7 pt
    Jasper Troy, Penina "P-Nasty" Tuilaepa, Anthony Luke, Leigh Laurel
  • Team Mickie James: 3 pt + 0 pt = 3 pt
    Dani Sekelsky, Chris Island, Troy Yearwood, Sirena Linton

Tonight's another Double Header of LFG with episode one starting at 8pm ET, Stay tuned! The full review of this week's show is on its way complete with my hottest takes, major highlights, and all the must-know moments. I'll be updating results live, so check back for all the action in real-time!

Tonight marks a significant turning point as we dive headfirst into the inaugural LFG Playoffs! Following a recap of last week's episodes, the legendary Shawn Michaels himself graced the screen to announce the highly anticipated first round. In a unique twist, the playoffs will begin with intense one-on-one matchups... between teammates! This week, the spotlight shines on the incredible women of LFG as they go head-to-head, while the men will face their own internal battles in the following week. This innovative playoff structure promises drama, surprises, and the emergence of true contenders. Stay locked in as I bring you live results and all the must-know moments as they unfold!

Tonight's episode of LFG kicked off with a heartwarming and symbolic moment as the Legends and their Future Greats gathered for picture day, a visual representation of the mentorship and legacy being built within the program. Following this, we delved deeper into the dynamics of each team with insightful sit-down interviews. First up was the ominous Undertaker, alongside his mentees Bayley and Tyra. Both women passionately articulated why they deserve to advance in the playoffs. Next, Booker T sat down with the powerful Penina and the determined Leigh, each making a compelling case. Mickie James then shared the screen with the dynamic duo of Dani and Sirena, highlighting their unique strengths. Finally, Bubba Ray Dudley joined forces with the focused Zena and the expressive Tatyanna, each eager to prove their worth in the upcoming teammate clashes.

Before the playoff matches even begin, it's prediction time! Based purely on a gut feeling, I'm leaning towards Tyra in the Bayley/Tyra matchup – both are incredible talents, but something about Tyra resonates. In the Booker T camp, while Leigh is undoubtedly skilled, I'm predicting Penina will move forward; she just has that undeniable "it" factor. For Mickie James' team, despite my admiration for Dani and a strong feeling we'll see more of her on WWE TV, my prediction is Sirena. Lastly, in the Bubba Ray Dudley corner, it has to be Zena. She's been consistently pushed throughout the season, and Tatyanna's emotional nature might be a hurdle in this high-stakes environment. Let's see how these predictions hold up after the break!

Match 1: Tatyanna Dumas vs. Zena Sterling
We returned from the break straight into our first LFG Playoff match, and it was an emotionally charged encounter between teammates Tatyanna and Zena! Tatyanna exploded out of the gate, aggressively attacking Zena in the corner. However, her intensity seemed to get the better of her as she engaged in a heated argument with the referee, allowing the composed Zena to capitalize with a quick rollup for a near fall. Undeterred, Tatyanna regained control, showcasing her power with a series of impactful power slams, earning another close two-count. At ringside, Mickie James and Bubba Ray Dudley were vocal, advising Tatyanna should slow her pace, while The Undertaker seemed to appreciate her fiery passion. Tatyanna maintained her momentum, securing yet another near fall before locking in a tight chin lock, trying to wear down her opponent. The intensity reached a boiling point as both women collided with a double clothesline, sending them crashing to the mat. This opened the door for Zena's comeback! She unleashed a flurry of clotheslines, followed by a powerful yet sloppy suplex (her finisher i believe) securing the pinfall victory! Booker T expressed his impressed with Tatyanna's passionate performance, while Bubba Ray acknowledged that this match has made the upcoming decisions incredibly difficult. In a surprising display of sportsmanship, Tatyanna told Zena she was happy to lose to someone who works as hard as she does, a truly classy moment. However, Zena herself seemed visibly unhappy with her own performance, perhaps feeling she didn't live up to her full potential despite the win.

Match 2: Penina "P-Nasty" Tuilaepa vs. Leigh Laure
Our next LFG Playoff match saw teammates Leigh and Penina lock horns in a contest filled with technical wrestling and surprising twists! Leigh started strong, trapping the powerful Penina in a tight headlock. However, it wasn't long before "P-Nasty" lived up to her name, reversing the hold into a headlock of her own, showcasing her strength and determination. What followed was a display of excellent back-and-forth wrestling, with both women trading holds and strikes. Penina eventually gained the upper hand, demonstrating her raw power and aggressive "nasty" streak, really taking control. However, the momentum shifted dramatically when Penina missed a crucial corner splash. Leigh seized the opportunity, unleashing a flurry of well-placed kicks, sharp chops, and impactful dropkicks, showing her agility and striking prowess. Capitalizing on Penina's misstep, Leigh then soared through the air with a beautiful crossbody, connecting perfectly for the one, two, three! In a significant upset, Leigh has defeated her teammate Penina to advance in the LFG Playoffs! This hard-fought battle proves that anything can happen in the LFG ring.

Match 3:Bayley Humphrey vs. Tyra Mae Steele
Our next LFG Playoff encounter pitted the power of Bayley against the incredible athleticism of Tyra, and the clash of styles made for a captivating contest! The match began with a lockup, and Bayley immediately showcased her strength, effortlessly tossing Tyra across the ring. However, Tyra quickly demonstrated her agility, using her speed to evade Bayley's powerful strikes. Bayley then used her size and strength to her advantage, crushing Tyra in the corner and securing the first near fall of the match. Showing her ring awareness, Tyra rolled out of the ring to regroup, but Bayley pulled her back to the apron. In a clever move, Tyra dropped down, expertly draping Bayley across the top rope before targeting Bayley's legs with focused attacks, eventually locking in a painful submission hold. Bayley managed to reach the ropes to break the hold, but Tyra continued to exploit the weakened limb. Bayley, showing her resilience, powered back and attempted a chokeslam, but the elusive Tyra slipped free, continuing her assault on Bayley's legs. Bayley then landed a thunderous sidewalk slam, leaving Tyra reeling. Capitalizing on her size advantage, Bayley hit a massive chokeslam, but a momentary hesitation in making the cover allowed Tyra to recover! Bayley then went for her signature finisher, but Tyra once again escaped and, in a shocking turn of events, locked in a tight ankle lock, forcing Bayley to submit! The crowd erupted as Tyra celebrated her hard-fought victory. However, the celebration was short-lived as a furious Bayley blindsided Tyra, delivering her devastating finisher to an unsuspecting Tyra. This incredible match was arguably the best of the night, leaving the Legends with an undoubtedly difficult decision to make!

Match 4: Dani Sekelsky vs. Sirena Linton
Our final first-round LFG Playoff match between teammates Dani and Sirena kicked off with an impressive display of athleticism from both women, showcasing their agility. Dani seemed to gain the early advantage, controlling the pace and connecting with a well-executed crossbody for a close near fall. However, the dynamic of the match shifted as Sirena began to reveal a more underhanded strategy, repeatedly pulling Dani's hair, showcasing a potential willingness to bend the rules to gain an edge. As we head into the commercial break, Sirena has taken control of the match, continuing her relentless assault on Dani, culminating in a blatant choke in the corner using her foot. Returning from the break, the action saw Sirena maintain her control over Dani, immediately going for another cover. She then locked Dani in a tight chin lock, but Dani refused to stay down, battling back with a series of impactful punches before, in a bit of payback, yanking Sirena's hair! Dani then rallied, landing a somewhat sloppy bulldog followed by a powerful powerslam. Looking to seal the deal, Dani climbed to the top rope for a splash, but a costly miss allowed Sirena to capitalize. Sirena quickly covered Dani and got the three-count... but hold on a minute! Did anyone else see that?! Sirena blatantly using her feet on the bottom rope for extra leverage to secure the dirty pinfall victory! This underhanded tactic steals the win for Sirena and concludes the first round of the LFG Playoffs with a sour taste (really it was great). It's another excellent match sure to make Mickie's decision even more difficult!

The match of the night and point went to Tyra and Bayley for Team Undertaker. The tension was palpable as we moved straight into the elimination decisions for the first round of the LFG Women's Playoffs! First up were Tatyanna and Zena, and in a decision that surely weighed heavily on him, Bubba Ray Dudley announced the elimination of Tatyanna. Next, it was Leigh and Penina's turn, and Booker T made the call to send Leigh home. The stakes were raised even higher as The Undertaker stepped forward to decide between Bayley and Tyra. In a significant moment, The Deadman announced the elimination of Bayley. Finally, it was Mickie James' difficult decision between Dani and Sirena. Ultimately, Mickie announced that Sirena would be leaving the competition.

With the first round of eliminations complete, next week will see the semi-finals, where two more talented women will be sent home, bringing us closer to crowning the first-ever LFG champion. We then saw some heartfelt backstage goodbyes, a poignant reminder of the intense competition and the bonds formed within LFG. It's always tough to see such incredible Future Greats depart, but there's no doubt we'll be seeing more of Tatyanna, Leigh, Bayley, and Sirena in the future of WWE. Finally, we got quick, determined backstage promos from our remaining female competitors, showcasing their focus heading into the semi-finals. The final moments of the show put a spotlight on Bayley, who, despite her elimination, clearly has so much more to offer and a bright future ahead in WWE.

Summary: S01E12

The LFG Playoffs kicked off with a bold twist: teammates battling each other in high-stakes, first-round matchups. The women’s division took the spotlight, and the action delivered from start to finish. First up, Zena Sterling overcame an early onslaught from Tatyanna Dumas, surviving her teammate’s raw power and scoring a hard-fought pinfall in an emotionally charged opener. Next, Leigh Laure pulled off a surprise upset against the dominant Penina "P-Nasty" Tuilaepa, using speed and precision to capitalize on a key mistake. The third match saw Tyra Mae Steele battle Bayley Humphrey in what many considered the match of the night. Tyra’s technical strategy and resilience ultimately forced Bayley to tap out, though Bayley responded with a post-match attack that left emotions high. In the final bout, Sirena Linton clashed with Dani Sekelsky in a tense showdown. Despite Dani’s rally, Sirena stole the victory with a rope-assisted pin, sparking controversy and raising questions about her tactics.

After the bell, the Legends made their elimination decisions. In a bittersweet turn, Tatyanna, Leigh, Bayley, and Sirena were sent home—some after losses, others despite their wins. With only four women remaining, the road to the LFG Championship is heating up fast, and the semifinals promise even more intensity next week.

The second half of tonight's Double Header begins at 9:30pm ET, Stay tuned!

The second episode of LFG kicked off with some lighthearted backstage moments as Drake Morreaux, ever the personality, roamed around with a camera, sharing laughs and banter with the other male competitors – a brief moment of levity before the tension of tonight's eliminations. Speaking of which, it's time for some rapid-fire predictions for the first round of the Men's eliminations, where teammates will be facing their LFG fates!

First up is the clash between Chris Island and Troy Yearwood. Going with my gut here, I'm blindly selecting Chris Island, as his personality has shone through. Next, we have a tough decision between the impressive Anthony Luke and the intriguing Jasper Troy. Ultimately, I'm going with Jasper Troy – purely because I'm eager to see more of what he brings to the table. The matchup between the charismatic Drake Morreaux and Brayden “BJ” Ray is a genuine toss-up for me, but if pressed, I'll say "BJ". Finally, we have another difficult choice between the athletic Elijah Holyfield and the determined Shiloh Hill. While this is a tough one, I'm going to root for and predict Shiloh Hill! Let's see how these predictions fare as the Legends make their choices!

The air crackled with anticipation as the Legends deliver their final words of encouragement and perhaps a hint of what's to come for their Future Greats. There was noticeable tension within Team Bubba and Team Undertaker, adding another layer of intrigue to their upcoming elimination decision. Regarding the Elijah Holyfield vs. Shiloh Hill matchup, I'm still genuinely torn – both have shown incredible potential. However, I'm feeling more confident that Brayden “BJ” Ray might indeed have the upper hand in his pairing. Reflecting on the face-to-face segments, Anthony Luke's presence felt a little less impactful this week. As for Chris Island and Troy Yearwood, and this is purely my personal take, their individual moments haven't quite stuck with me as much – but I'm absolutely ready and eager for them to prove me wrong in the ring! Ultimately, despite these predictions, I firmly believe that all of these talented athletes are still on a trajectory towards WWE TV in the future. With the final words spoken, it's officially fight night! The eliminations are about to begin!

Before the matches began, we were shown a poignant video package focusing on Jasper Troy's personal struggles. The package highlighted the challenges he and his family have faced, specifically mentioning his daughter's health problems. This provided a powerful and emotional backdrop to Jasper's participation in LFG, underscoring the high stakes and the personal drive fueling his ambition to succeed. It's a stark reminder that beyond the wrestling ring, these competitors have real lives and real battles they are fighting. This glimpse into Jasper's world adds even more weight to the upcoming elimination decision involving him.

Match 1: Chris Island Vs. Troy Yearwood
The first elimination match of the night saw teammates Chris Island and Troy Yearwood go head-to-head, and they didn't hold back! The match began with some solid back-and-forth action, showcasing their fundamental skills. Chris Island gained the early advantage, taking control with a well-executed headlock takedown. Yearwood fought valiantly to break free, but Chris maintained his composure, continuing the assault in the corner. However, Yearwood showed his resilience, mounting a comeback with a crisp dropkick and a series of heavy kicks and punches before sending Chris crashing off the top rope. Showing a bit of arrogance, Yearwood attempted a cocky pin with just one foot on Chris' chest, a move that could have cost him. He continued to use his power, landing a textbook suplex that earned him three consecutive near falls, highlighting Chris' tenacity. Yearwood then slowed the pace with a chin lock, but Chris showed his technical prowess, escaping with a smooth arm drag. Chris then went for a gut-wrenching suplex, but Yearwood countered with a quick roll-up for another close call. In a crafty move, Yearwood used the ropes to his advantage during a pin attempt, adding another layer to the drama. Ultimately, Chris Island managed to lock in a submission hold, and after a tense struggle, Troy Yearwood was forced to tap out!

Match 2: Elijah Holyfield Vs. Shiloh Hill
The second elimination match saw teammates Elijah Holyfield and Shiloh Hill lock up in a collar and elbow tie-up. Holyfield came out swinging, throwing a wild haymaker that missed its mark. What followed was a brutal exchange of hard strikes, with both men trading heavy blows in a physical battle of wills. Shiloh Hill eventually gained the upper hand, showcasing his strength with a well-executed belly-to-back suplex before seamlessly transitioning into a tight chin lock, trying to wear down the powerful Holyfield. However, Holyfield demonstrated his resilience, fighting his way back to his feet. In a shocking and primal display, Shiloh then launched a ferocious attack, appearing to go for a bite at Holyfield's ear in a truly wild moment ah Tyson —LFG. Returning from the commercial break, The Undertaker, with his signature gravitas, provided a chilling history lesson, reminding everyone of the infamous Mike Tyson vs. Evander Holyfield ear-biting incident, further emphasizing the shocking nature of Shiloh Hill's earlier actions. Back to the match, Elijah Holyfield managed to regain control for a brief period, showcasing his own strength and determination. However, Shiloh Hill proved to be relentless, fighting back and ultimately connecting with a well-executed double underhook maneuver, securing the pinfall victory over Elijah Holyfield!.

Match 3: Drake Morreaux Vs. Brayden “BJ” Ray
The next elimination match saw the clash of two distinct personalities as Drake Morreaux squared off against Brayden “BJ” Ray! The match began with "BJ" immediately trying to get under Drake's skin with some pointed insults, but Drake didn't let it faze him, coming out strong and taking early control of the action. However, "BJ" soon turned the tide, and Drake put on a masterclass in selling, making "BJ's" offense look incredibly impactful. Bubba Ray made an interesting observation, noting that while "BJ's" moniker is "The West Coast Gangster," his in-ring style is heavily rooted in excellent amateur wrestling fundamentals. The match then settled into a back-and-forth battle, with both men trading momentum and showcasing their individual strengths. But it was Drake Morreaux who ultimately fired up the crowd, unleashing a series of hard-hitting maneuvers before connecting with his signature big chokeslam, securing the pinfall victory! It was a solid match overall, and while the decision of who should advance is undoubtedly tough, Drake's victory here certainly makes a strong case for him moving forward in the LFG Playoffs.

Match 4: Anthony Luke Vs. Jasper Troy
The final first-round elimination match of the night pitted teammates Anthony Luke against Jasper Troy, and the tension was palpable right from the opening bell, a clear carry-over from their earlier confrontation. Jasper Troy immediately showcased his raw power, establishing dominance in the early moments. However, Anthony Luke used his technical skills to gain control, grounding Jasper with a rest hold. Jasper, displaying his strength and determination, powered out of the hold by ramming Luke into the corner multiple times before grabbing him by the throat and emphatically tossing him over the top rope! Once Luke re-entered the ring, Jasper unleashed a relentless beatdown, with Anthony Luke selling every move like a seasoned pro, making Jasper's offense look incredibly impactful. This onslaught culminated in a near fall for Jasper. He then locked Luke in a bearhug, showcasing his immense strength by ragdolling his opponent. Luke, showing his resilience, fired back with a series of impactful forearms, finally breaking free from Jasper's grasp. Luke then mounted his own comeback, unleashing a flurry of offense that led to a near fall of his own, keeping his hopes alive. Luke attempted a big slam, but Jasper expertly reversed it into a powerful slam of his own, shifting the momentum once again. To seal the deal, Jasper ascended to the top rope and delivered a massive "Vader Bomb" elbow drop, securing the pinfall victory!

Following a thrilling night of men's elimination matches, it's time for the Legends to make their tough decisions and for us to recognize the standout performance of the night! For Match of the Night and earning a crucial point for Team Booker T, the intense and hard-hitting battle between Anthony Luke and Jasper Troy stood out as the most compelling contest of the evening.

Now, for the eliminations:

Between Chris Island and Troy Yearwood, Mickie James made the decision to eliminate Troy Yearwood. Following their wild and intense encounter, The Undertaker announced the elimination of Elijah Holyfield against Shiloh Hill. In the battle of personalities, Drake Morreaux vs. Brayden “BJ” Ray, Bubba Ray Dudley made the difficult choice to eliminate Drake Morreaux. Finally, after their incredible match, Booker T had to make a call between Anthony Luke and Jasper Troy, ultimately deciding to eliminate Anthony Luke. With these decisions, the semi-finals for the men's side of the LFG Semi-Finals are now set! It was a night of intense competition and difficult choices, showcasing the incredible talent within LFG.

Just when we thought the night couldn't get any bigger, Shawn Michaels delivered a monumental announcement! After next week's semi-final eliminations, the final four competitors – both men and women – will battle it out for their coveted NXT contracts... on the grand stage of Madison Square Garden! The stakes have been raised to an incredible level, and the dream of performing in the "World's Most Famous Arena" is now within reach for these talented Future Greats. We then got to see some heartfelt backstage goodbyes as the eliminated competitors bid farewell, a bittersweet end to their playoff journeys. In a particularly touching moment, we saw Jasper Troy on the phone, his voice filled with emotion as he shared the incredible news of his advancement with his wife – undoubtedly a huge moment for him and his family, especially given the challenges we learned about earlier in the night. The road to NXT goes through Madison Square Garden!

Summary: S01E13

The second half of the LFG Double Header delivered an emotionally charged and action-packed night as the men took center stage for their first round of eliminations. The evening began with a touch of levity thanks to Drake Morreaux's behind-the-scenes antics, but the tone quickly shifted as teammates squared off in four intense elimination matches. Chris Island outlasted Troy Yearwood in a competitive opener, Shiloh Hill shocked with a wild and ruthless win over Elijah Holyfield, and Brayden "BJ" Ray fell to Drake Morreaux in a battle of personalities. In the night's most emotionally resonant match, Jasper Troy — fighting not just for himself but for his family — secured a hard-fought victory over Anthony Luke.

As the Legends made their tough elimination calls, Troy Yearwood, Elijah Holyfield, Drake Morreaux, and Anthony Luke were all sent packing, narrowing the field ahead of next week's semi-finals. In a stunning closing moment, Shawn Michaels announced that the final four competitors will battle for NXT contracts at the iconic Madison Square Garden. With real stakes, raw emotion, and unforgettable performances, this episode cemented LFG's rising stars as must-watch talents on the road to NXT.

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WWE LFG Results: April 27, 2025 Highlights Coverage

Posted by Alessandro Di Luciano - Sunday, April 27, 2025

What happened on this week's episode of WWE LFG? Here is a full review of all the important highlights and more for WWE Legends & Future Greats Episodes #10 and #11, airing April 27, 2025! Who were the standouts of this episode? Which coaches scored points? What other interesting developments went down on this week's edition?

WWE LFG coverage begins at 8pm ET once the program begins to air on A&E. All material for WWE LFG was taped in advance at the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida.

WWE LFG RESULTS: April 27, 2025

The Matches

  • Brayden “BJ” Ray defeated Cutler James by submission.
  • Tyra Mae Steele defeated Leigh Laurel by submission.
  • Drake Morreaux defeated Troy Yearwood by pinfall.
  • Penina "P-Nasty" Tuilaepa & Chris Island defeated Zena Sterling & Shiloh Hill by pinfall.
  • Brayden “BJ” Ray vs. Cutler James

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  • Zena "The Oxymoron" Sterling & "The Gold Standard" Tatyanna Dumas
    defeated Dani "The Shooting Star" (Raye) Sekelsky & "La Diablita" Sirena Linton by pinfall.
  • "The West Coast Gangster" Brayden (BJ) Ray & "The Bayou Boy" Drake Morreaux
    defeated Anthony "Showtime" Luke & "The Reaper"Jasper Troy by pinfall.
  • Penina "P-Nasty" Tuilaepa & Leigh "The Detonator" Laurel
    defeated Bayley "The Bone Collector" Humphrey & "The Real Deal" Tyra Mae Steele by pinfall.
  • "The Promised Child" Chris Island & "The Superhuman Superstar" Troy Yearwood
    defeated Elijah "The Holyfield Warrior" & Shiloh "The Hell Raiser" Hill by pinfall.

The Standouts

  • Zena Sterling
  • Shiloh Hill

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  • Zena Sterling
  • Jasper Troy

Team Standings

  • Team Undertaker: 6 pt + 1 pt = 7 pt
    Bayley Humphrey, Elijah Holyfield, Tyra Mae Steele, Shiloh Hill
  • Team Bubba Ray Dudley: 2 pt + 2 pt = 4 pt
    Zena Sterling, Tatyanna Dumas, Drake Morreaux, Brayden “BJ” Ray, Cutler James
  • Team Booker T: 5 pt + 1 pt = 6 pt
    Anthony Luke, Leigh Laurel, Jasper Troy, Penina "P-Nasty" Tuilaepa
  • Team Mickie James: 3 pt + 0 pt = 3 pt
    Dani Sekelsky, Chris Island, Sirena Linton, Troy Yearwood

Tonight’s a double episode of WWE Legends & Future Greats after WrestleMania weekend. The show kicks off with Bubba Ray Dudley addressing Cutler James and Brayden "BJ" Ray after their disappointing showing last week. Bubba isn’t happy — and to settle things, we’re getting a one-on-one match between Cutler and BJ right now..

Match 1: Brayden “BJ” Ray vs. Cutler James
The match is hard-hitting, with some real animosity showing between the two. Both had their moments, but the finish comes when BJ reverses a powerslam attempt into a chokehold. Cutler taps out, giving BJ the submission victory. Despite the aggression, Bubba remains unimpressed, calling out both men for putting on a lackluster performance considering how much they supposedly dislike each other. Bubba announces there will be one more match between Cutler and BJ — with the loser forced to leave LFG.

Next, Shawn Michaels addresses the Future Greats. He reminds them that in wrestling, anything can happen — and tonight, something will go wrong during their matches. It’s up to the Future Greats to adapt and figure it out on the fly.

Match 2: Tyra Mae Steele vs. Leigh Laurel
Next up is Tyra Mae Steele vs. Leigh Laurel, with an added challenge — we’ve been warned that the ring ropes will break at some point. Let’s see how the Future Greats adapt. Tyra starts strong, showcasing her technical skills with a series of belly-to-back takedowns and a clean suplex. Leigh struggles to get momentum, and when she tries for a single-leg takedown, Tyra easily counters. The match feels flat for a while, with Leigh looking off her game and Tyra staying steady — but not doing enough to impress the Legends at ringside. Midway through, the drama picks up, the turnbuckle falls off after Leigh is whipped into the corner, forcing the wrestlers to adjust. From there, the pace finally picks up. Tyra takes control and locks in a submission hold, forcing Leigh to tap out for the win.

Match 3: Drake Morreaux vs. Troy Yearwood
The early action was back-and-forth, but the match really picked up around the two-minute mark with some harder-hitting offense. Troy started throwing strikes, but several punches clearly missed their mark — something the Legends at ringside were quick to notice. When the time extension was announced, both men noticeably slowed down. Drake tossed Troy outside the ring and showboated for the crowd before finally following him out to dish out more punishment. As the clock wound down, Troy continued to tire, throwing more sloppy strikes. Drake stayed composed, ultimately landing a chokeslam to score the pinfall victory.

Match 4: Zena Sterling & Shiloh Hill vs. Penina "P-Nasty" Tuilaepa & Troy Yearwood
The Legends were hyped for this one — especially with the unique twist that the arena's power would cut out at some point during the match. Early on, Zena Sterling controlled the action but held onto a headlock for way too long, slowing the match’s momentum. A quick power surge hit at the start, but the match continued without much disruption. As Shiloh and Yearwood battled, the lights flickered again, setting the stage for the big moment. Finally, the lights went out completely. Despite the chaos, the Future Greats stayed composed, although they missed an opportunity to really play into the blackout for extra drama. In the end, P-Nasty capitalized, landing a Samoan Drop on Zena for the win.

When it came time to pick the standout performers of the night. Booker T selected Penina, Mickie James and The Undertaker both picked Zena, Bubba Ray Dudley gave a nod to both Zena and Penina (he wasn’t exactly decisive, but leaned toward Zena). However, when it came to the men's standout, the decision was unanimous, Shiloh swept the votes and rightfully earned the Standout of the Night honors. A well-deserved win after a strong performance from both competitors!

Match 5: Brayden “BJ” Ray vs. Cutler James
Despite the intense stakes, both Cutler and BJ entered the match with a somber energy — understandable, given their real bond. Based on Cutler’s recent appearances on NXT, it felt likely that BJ would stay in LFG. BJ clearly had the crowd behind him, soaking up all the attention. The match itself wasn't very exciting, but BJ secured the win with a crucifix pin.

Afterward, Cutler and BJ met with Bubba Ray Dudley who wanted the other Legends to share their thoughts on who should stay. Mickie James and Booker both felt Cutler should stay, The Undertaker seemed undecided. Ultimately, Bubba made the final call, emphasizing that in sports entertainment, entertainment sometimes matters more than pure wrestling ability. Bubba officially wished Cutler the best in his future endeavors and delivered a blunt but encouraging pep talk to BJ, "BJ is a f*ck-up... but there’s something there."

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It's time for part two of tonight’s double-header. Shawn Michaels announces that the LFG Playoff eliminations are officially starting next week— tonight they’ll be kicking off with a special guest, The Phenomenal AJ Styles. AJ immediately challenges the Future Greats, asking them to show him who they are and what they represent. Each competitor will have to prove their identity, energy, and hunger under the watchful eye of one of WWE’s absolute best.

Let's find out our Future Great's Monikers:

Dani The Shooting Star (Raye) Sekelsky
The Gold Standard Tatyanna Dumas
The Real Deal Tyra Mae Steele
*Booker isn't pleased with Tyra using Evander Holyfield's Moniker, and Elijah steps up to introduce himself.)
Elijah The Holyfield Warrior
Zena The Oxymoron Sterling
The West Coast Gangster Brayden "BJ" Ray
The Bayou Boy Drake Morreaux
Shiloh The Hell Raiser Hill
The Reaper Jasper Troy
The Promised Child Chris Island
La Diablita Sirena Linton
Anthony Showtime Luke
Penina P-Nasty Tuilaepa
Leigh The Detonator Laurel
Bayley The Bone Collector Humphrey
The Superhuman Superstar Troy Yearwood

Match 1: Zena "The Oxymoron" Sterling & "The Gold Standard" Tatyanna Dumas
vs. Dani "The Shooting Star" (Raye) Sekelsky & "La Diablita" Sirena Linton

Zena and Dani start off the match, with Zena really taking it to Dani early on. After the first minute, we started to see some back-and-forth action. The match didn’t quite reach an exciting pace overall — Dani was bumping like a boss, and Sirena brought some great athleticism when she tagged in. In the end, Zena landed her signature tilt-a-whirl finisher to pick up the pinfall victory.

Match 2: "The West Coast Gangster" Brayden (BJ) Ray & "The Bayou Boy" Drake Morreaux
vs. Anthony "Showtime" Luke & "The Reaper" Jasper Troy

This match was great — all four guys showed tons of personality and put together a technically excellent performance. BJ really took a beating, and it was strange seeing him as a babyface, but he did a great job. Eventually, he made the hot tag to Drake (although it wasn’t the greatest hot tag). Drake hit Luke with the big chokeslam and scored the one-two-three pinfall win.

Match 3: Penina "P-Nasty" Tuilaepa & Leigh "The Detonator" Laurel
vs. Bayley "The Bone Collector" Humphrey & "The Real Deal" Tyra Mae Steele

Overall a fun match to watch — great wrestling and hard hitting. All the girls played their part and had time to show off their skills and personalities. P-Nasty picked up the pinfall win on Tyra with a little help from Leigh.

Match 4: Elijah "The Holyfield Warrior" & Shiloh "The Hell Raiser" Hill
vs. "The Promised Child" Chris Island & "The Superhuman Superstar" Troy Yearwood

This match kept my attention for the most part with some great wrestling throughout. Yearwood landed a big powerslam and followed up with a standing moonsault on Shiloh for the pinfall victory. However, the Bayou Gangsters vs. Showtime Reapers match earlier in the night really stood out more as the show-stealer for me.

Time for tonight's points — who stood up to their moniker in the ring? For me, "The Bayou Boy" Drake Morreaux and "The Reaper" Jasper Troyx were the standouts among the men, while "P-Nasty" Penina Tuilaepa really delivered for the women. Let's see what AJ Styles thought.

AJ agreed with much of that sentiment when it came to the men, but ultimately felt that "The Reaper" Jasper Troy was the standout performer. For the women, AJ highlighted both Zena "The Oxymoron" Sterling and "La Diablita" Sirena Linton as strong showings, but in the end, Zena got the final nod as the top standout.

Don't miss next week as the eliminations begin, someone's journey will end! —LFG

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WWE LFG Results: April 13, 2025 Highlights Coverage

Posted by Alessandro Di Luciano - Sunday, April 13, 2025

What happened on this week's episode of WWE LFG? Here is a full review of all the important highlights and more for WWE Legends & Future Greats Episode #9, airing April 13, 2025! Who were the standouts of this episode? Which coaches scored points? What other interesting developments went down on this week's edition?

WWE LFG coverage begins at 8pm ET once the program begins to air on A&E. All material for WWE LFG was taped in advance at the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida.

WWE LFG RESULTS: April 13, 2025

The Matches

  • Drake Morreaux Brayden "BJ" Ray and Cutler James defeated Troy Yearwood and Chris Island by pinfall.
  • Penina "P-Nasty" Tuilaepa and Leigh Laurel defeated Sirena Linton and Dani Sekelsky by pinfall.
  • Shiloh Hill and Elijah Holyfield defeated Jasper Troy and Anthony Luke by pinfall.
  • Tyra Mae Steele and Bayley Humphrey defeated Zena Sterling and Tatyanna Dumas by pinfall.

The Standouts

  • Zena Sterling and Tatyanna Dumas
  • Shiloh Hill and Elijah Holyfield

Team Standings

  • Team Undertaker: 5 pt + 1 pt = 6 pt
    Bayley Humphrey, Elijah Holyfield, Tyra Mae Steele, Shiloh Hill
  • Team Bubba Ray Dudley: 1 pt + 1 pt = 2 pt
    Zena Sterling, Tatyanna Dumas, Drake Morreaux, Brayden “BJ” Ray, Cutler James
  • Team Booker T: 5 pt + 0 pt = 5 pt
    Anthony Luke, Leigh Laurel, Jasper Troy, Penina "P-Nasty" Tuilaepa
  • Team Mickie James: 3 pt + 0 pt = 3 pt
    Dani Sekelsky, Chris Island, Sirena Linton, Troy Yearwood

Stay tuned! The full review of this week's show is on its way complete with my hottest takes, major highlights, and all the must-know moments. I'll be updating results live, so check back for all the action in real-time!—LFG

We’re diving headfirst into tag team wrestling this week, and who better to lead the charge than D-Von Dudley himself? The multi-time tag champ shows up at the top of the show to drop some knowledge on the Future Greats—and instantly, the sparks fly between him, Bubba Ray, and Booker T. Bubba proudly reminds us that he and D-Von are 24-time Tag Team Champions, but Booker brushes it off, calling the ECW titles “regional” and pointing to his 10 legit World Championships instead. The tension’s real. D-Von lays down the law: it’s all about chemistry. Tag team wrestling is about synergy, trust, and knowing your partner inside and out. Tonight, we’ll see who’s got that connection and who’s just winging it.

Here’s the lineup: Penina “P-Nasty” Tuilaepa & Leigh Laurel vs. Sirena Linton & Dani Sekelsky. Zena Sterling & Tatyanna Dumas vs. Tyra Mae Steele & Bayley Humphrey. Drake Morreaux & Cutler James vs. Troy Yearwood & Chris Island. Shiloh Hill & Elijah Holyfield vs. Jasper Troy & Anthony Luke

Before we get to the action, Brayden “BJ” Ray strolls in just as Cutler and Drake are brainstorming a tag finisher. Bubba interrupts, saying sometimes you’ve got to team with people you don’t vibe with—and in that spirit, he pulls Drake from the match and pairs Cutler with BJ for the night. Let’s see how that plays out.

Match 1: Brayden “BJ” Ray & Cutler James vs. Chris Island & Troy Yearwood 

We kick things off with BJ and Cutler taking on Island and Yearwood—but it’s clear right from the bell that this tag team is anything but united. BJ tags in Cutler almost immediately, and you can already tell there’s no real teamwork happening on Team Bubba’s side. Bubba looks on, visibly stressed… or at least trying to look it. (Sorry Bubba, not your best acting moment.) Despite the disconnect, there’s a solid story being told here—and credit to WWE for continuing to make Legends & Future Greats feel like a full-circle wrestling experience. BJ starts to get some control, but then Cutler jumps in unprompted, shoves BJ to the mat, and storms off to the back, leaving his partner hanging. BJ manages a sneaky roll up Yearwood for a surprise win. After the match, Bubba heads backstage to confront BJ and tells him to take the back exit—definitely not a proud moment for the team. After the match, Bubba doesn’t let things slide. He calls out Mickie James and D-Von to have a word with BJ about going into business for himself. And honestly? He’s got a point. Outside of one slick double suplex from Troy and Chris, we didn’t get to see much actual tag team wrestling from either side in this match. The confrontation feels intense, but let’s be real—there’s no way this is legit. If this were real heat, BJ would’ve been sent packing. Still, as a story, it works. BJ’s character is gaining momentum, and it adds another layer to this week's tag team theme, as teams not getting laong is an age old wrestling trope.

Match 2: Penina "P-Nasty" Tuilaepa & Leigh Laurel vs. Sirena Linton & Dani Sekelsky 

It’s time—Dani Sekelsky is finally back in the ring (yay!), teaming with Sirena against Leigh and Penina. Dani and Leigh kick things off with some solid grappling before Sirena tags in and brings the heat with some clean technical work and a classic bronco buster. The crowd’s into it, and the momentum keeps building. Dani’s back in and shows off her quirky offense with some fun and creative moves—but Leigh smartly targets the weak spot, landing backbreakers that remind us of Dani’s previous hip and back issues. Penina tags in and things get a little chaotic. Sirena tries to make the save but takes an awkward splash from P-Nasty that might’ve done more harm than good. Team Booker really steps it up with quick tags and solid teamwork, continuing the assault on Dani’s back. Eventually, Dani manages to turn the tide and gets the hot tag to Sirena, who goes wild on Leigh with a burst of offense. But it’s not quite enough—Leigh catches Sirena with a big slam and secures the pinfall victory. Booker was clearly frustrated with his team’s lack of intensity, criticizing them for not laying in their shots. Mickie, meanwhile, gave her squad props—but she didn't mention how Sirena didn’t seem fully comfortable out there. Still, a decent match with some solid story progression.

Before the next match kicks off, we get a cool behind-the-scenes moment with The Undertaker walking both teams through the upcoming bout. D-Von Dudley steps in as well to drill one of the most crucial components in tag-team wrestling—the hot tag. It's one of the toughest things to execute cleanly in the ring, and tonight we’ll see how the Future Greats handle one of the most iconic moments in tag-team storytelling.

Match 3: Shiloh Hill & Elijah Holyfield vs. Jasper Troy & Anthony Luke 

Jasper Troy and Elijah Holyfield start things off in classic big-man/little-man fashion, with Elijah throwing in some slick punches to get the crowd going. Jasper tags in Anthony Luke, and Elijah brings in Shiloh Hill. From there, the pace picks up with some solid tandem offense from Team Undertaker. Team Booker fires back with quick tags and seamless teamwork, giving us a match that moves fast but never feels rushed. The roles are clear—babyfaces vs. heels—and the crowd’s invested the whole way through. This one stole the show. We get a textbook hot tag, and just as Elijah is pinning Luke, Jasper accidentally splashes his own partner. Shiloh and Elijah capitalize, running a beautiful double clothesline that sends Jasper over the top rope. Elijah finishes things off with a huge splash and scores the three-count. After the bell, both Booker and The Undertaker are all smiles and handshakes—this was a statement win and a tag-team performance that lived up to the lesson. LFG indeed.

Match 4: Zena Sterling & Tatyanna Dumas vs. Tyra Mae Steele & Bayley Humphrey 

Tyra and Tatyanna start things off, which honestly feels like a moment that could’ve used a bit more buildup—but let’s see how it plays out. Tatyanna grabs the early momentum and quickly tags in Zena. We get a fun and clever moment after a near fall where Zena bends down to tie her shoe, only to trip Tyra right after and make a sneaky tag back to Tatyanna. Tyra flips the script with some slick mat-based wrestling and shows off her technical skill. Zena later stomps on the steel steps—a rare and unique touch that even gets Bubba hyped at ringside. Bayley tags in and brings that signature power and intensity we’ve come to expect. She goes to work on Tatyanna in the corner, softening her up before tagging Tyra back in. Tyra keeps up the pressure, dominating until she misses a big elbow drop. That gives Tatyanna just enough time to crawl to her corner and tag Zena back in. Zena lands her finisher on Bayley, but it feels slightly mistimed, she gets a two-count before Bayley breaks up the pin. Bayley tags back in, hits a devastating finisher, and picks up the pinfall victory. Post-match, Tatyanna starts running her mouth again, throwing shade at Tyra. Thankfully, Tyra gets a moment to fire back in a short backstage promo—setting up what’s bound to be a fiery rematch or deeper feud down the road.

It’s closing time, and now it’s time to see who earns the points tonight. D-Von gives Team Bubba the nod, awarding the point to Zena Sterling and Tatyanna Dumas for their performance. Team Undertaker picks up the second point of the night thanks to the impressive win by Shiloh Hill and Elijah Holyfield. Next week, things are getting wild with mixed tag action—and the theme? “Sh*t Happens!” You won’t want to miss it. —LFG

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