New WWE Star Debuts At Taping

Published: Nov 30, 2022 by Amanda Savage | Last Updated: Dec 3, 2022 by Amanda Savage

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There has been another new WWE star debut at tonight’s NXT taping, set to appear on an episode of NXT Level Up.

While Oro Mensah was in action against Myles Borne (with the former emerging victoriously) there were other developments that occurred during the NXT Level Up taping.

With a match featuring Channing “Stacks” Lorenzo being notable for two reasons.

Firstly, after being apparently ruled out earlier on NXT for inclusion in the first of its kind Iron Survivor Challenge match, Tony D’Angelo appeared at ringside alongside Stacks.

According to fans in attendance, Tony is no longer on crutches.

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As far as the debut, Channing “Stacks” Lorenzo was facing a debuting Tavion Heights.

Heights’ real name is Tracy Hancock, noted on Instagram although there does not yet appear to be a public ‘Tavion Heights’ official page.

His WWE recruit profile page listed his accolades as follows:

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  • 5 years on Team USA Wrestling (2016-2021)
  • Competed at 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo
  • 2021 World Wrestling Championships Bronze Medalist

Also, Thea Hail defeated Sol Ruca as fellow Chase U squad Duke Hudson and Andre Chase were on hand to support.

On tonight’s November 29 edition of NXT, there was a panel of Hall of Famers who met to discuss the Iron Survivor Challenge matches, Dijak made his in-ring return to NXT and another teased a potential heel turn. 

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