Published: Aug 12, 2024 by SP3 | Last Updated: Aug 12, 2024 by SP3
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During their runs in the N-1 Victory tournament, WWE stars Josh Briggs and Tavion Heights have won matches in Pro Wrestling NOAH.
As previously reported, WWE NXT stars Josh Briggs and Tavion Heights were announced for Pro Wrestling NOAH’s N-1 Victory tournament.
On August 12, the NXT talent scored arguably their biggest wins of the tournament so far.
Briggs picked up a victory over Masa Kitamiya, while Heights defeated former GHC Heavyweight Champion Kenoh.
Briggs now stands at 3-1 with six points in the tournament. Meanwhile, Heights stands at 2-2 with four points.
Both men now have three matches remaining in the N-1 Victory tournament at the time of this writing.
Their recent absences from WWE NXT TV have been explained on-screen as being because they’re in Japan for the N-1, so the tournament was mentioned by name on NXT itself.
In Heights’ absence, the No Quarter Catch Crew faction has officially gained a new member in the form of Wren Sinclair.
We’ll keep you posted with any further updates on Heights and Briggs’ progress in the tournament as it continues.
#WWENXT’s @TavionHeights has handed Kenoh his first loss in the N-1 VICTORY!!!#n12024 #noah_ghc pic.twitter.com/5vRkhk0geV
— Pro Wrestling NOAH Global (@noahglobal) August 12, 2024
#WWENXT brute Josh Briggs bests Masa Kitamiya! #n12024 #noah_ghc pic.twitter.com/WD2rloViJr
— Pro Wrestling NOAH Global (@noahglobal) August 12, 2024
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