WWE stars Drew Gulak, Damon Kemp and Myles Borne have congratulated Charlie Dempsey after his first win on NXT.
On the February 27 edition of WWE NXT, Charlie Dempsey defeated Noam Dar to win the NXT Heritage Cup in the main event.
This marked the Blackpool native’s first championship gold in the WWE.
To congratulate Dempsey, his current stablemates in the No Quarter Catch Crew took to social media to praise the new champion. Drew Gulak said:
Two years in the making and just getting started. #NoQuarter
Meanwhile, Damon Kemp posted a photo of the group after the win and stated that his teammate is rewriting the history books with his title victory. He wrote:
Rewriting the history books #wwenxt
Myles Borne, the youngest member of the No Quarter Catch Crew, took to social media to post the same photo and congratulate his teammate. He wrote:
Good work champ! #nqcc
Charlie Dempsey is only the sixth champion in the NXT Heritage Cup’s history, ending Noam Dar’s third reign.
The February 27 episode of WWE NXT served as the go-home show for next Tuesday’s NXT Roadblock 2024 special.
Two years in the making and just getting started. #NoQuarter https://t.co/EZkKMgRj74
— Drew Gulak (@DrewGulak) February 28, 2024
Good work champ! #nqcc pic.twitter.com/OGB7EQcp0i
— Myles Borne (@mylesborne_wwe) February 28, 2024
Rewriting the history books #wwenxt pic.twitter.com/EM9rPlyfvm
— Damon Kemp (@damonkempwwe) February 28, 2024
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