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WWE Brings Halloween Havoc Back to The CW on Saturday

Championship bouts and a no-disqualification match headline the card from the WWE Performance Center.

By Jisoo Kim ·

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WWE is staging its Halloween event this weekend.

Halloween Havoc airs live from the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida, on Saturday, Oct. 31, at 7 p.m. ET. The broadcast runs on The CW and ESPN Unlimited. International viewers can stream it on Netflix in available markets. Danhausen hosts the card.

William Blakely of Wob Four Media broke down the matches during a preview of the event. He pointed first to the Weapons Wild Match between Myles Borne and Tavion Heights. The two will fight with weapons placed around the ring. Disqualifications do not apply, so either competitor can pick up and use the weapons. The matchup follows a friendship that ended after Borne blamed Heights for their losses at NXT Heatwave. "Borne betrayed Tavion Heights, not once, but twice," Blakely said. Borne holds that Heights kept him from reaching the top of NXT. Heights wants to show he belongs in the brand.

Two more title matches fill out the night. Grayson Waller defends the NXT Championship against Tony D'Angelo. Waller has spent recent weeks sending D'Angelo on a search through locations tied to his life and his past in NXT, including D'Angelo's home and a restaurant linked to his former Italian mob boss character. The trail ended at the WWE Performance Center, where the two fought. Blakely predicts Waller keeps the belt. "Borne's mind games could give him the advantage," Blakely said of the champion's approach heading into the match.

Kelani Jordan defends the NXT Women's Championship against Wren Sinclair. Sinclair arrived at this spot after she was suspended for striking a referee during a brawl. She then entered a battle royal to determine the next challenger while masked as Lady Shani. She eliminated the other competitors and then revealed her identity. NXT General Manager Robert Stone then recognized Sinclair as the No. 1 contender.

The card also lists Zilla Fatu against Charlie Dempsey, Izzi Dame against Zaria in a non-title match, and Naraku against Shiloh Hill. A wheel determines the stipulation for some bouts. The possible match types include no disqualifications and no countouts.

WWE NXT runs under WWE Hall of Famer Shawn Michaels. The brand has served as a developmental platform for several WWE Superstars, including

Source: WISH-TV · original report published

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