WWE

“Fed up” Tegan Nox ready for new chapter after winning No.1 contender’s match

Published by

Tegan Nox won the Fatal 4-way elimination match and is the new rival for Io Shirai’s NXT Women’s title

Tegan Nox took out three other competitors to become the No.1 contender for the NXT Women’s title.

The Fatal 4-way elimination match started off the Great American Bash, and it featured Mia Yim, Candice LeRae and Dakota Kai too.

Tegan Nox is a Welsh professional wrestler (Image credit: WWE)

In the end, it were best friends turned rivals Kai and Nox fighting it out. While it seemed that Kai would be getting the better of her rival, Nox turned it up and picked up the win.

She now has a shot at the women’s title, but Nox was emotional after the clash. She spoke about her injury history and how it has affected her chances in WWE.

Nox has suffered a couple of severe injuries during her time in WWE and also wears a knee brace on her left leg.

While she might have lost a few years recovering from the injuries, she is now ready for the next chapter.

Nox posted an emotional message on social media as she spoke to the NXT Universe too:

“People always try & use my injuries to bring me down and to be honest, even I’m fed up of talking about them but I have to accept they’re part of my story!

Related Post

“Now it’s time to write the next chapter & show EVERYBODY exactly why I’m Faster, Stronger, Shinier!!”

Ready for the title?

Nox could have been battling for the title a couple of years back, and it will be interesting to see what happens next.

Io Shirai defeated Rhea Ripley and Charlotte Flair to win the title (WWE)

She has been unlucky with injuries during her WWE career, but this is her chance at redemption. Shirai is one of the best female talents on NXT but she has another tough clash ahead of her now.

Nox looked shocked after picking up the win. However, this could be the start of her comeback in WWE and winning the title.

More WWE news

Follow our dedicated WWE page for instant WWE news and updates

Saiyed Adeem Karim

Ditching a corporate job to follow a dream isn't easy, but when football comes calling, who can say no? Been following the beautiful game since 1998. Liverpool addict, F1 fanatic!