NXT Champion Bobby Roode vs. Shinsuke Nakamura

If NXT Champion Bobby Roode wants to continue his glorious title reign, he’ll have to do so
by defeating Shinsuke Nakamura at TakeOver: Orlando.
Roode hasn’t been shy about reminding everyone why he is such a magnificent champion, or all the
ways his reign atop NXT has helped elevate the brand to new heights. The titleholder is due for a
rude awakening, however, if he thinks he’s in for anything less than a war in his rematch against
The King of Strong Style on Saturday, April 1, at TakeOver.
The veteran Roode successfully defended his the NXT Championship by holding off a determined Kassius
Ohno in a classic contest on the March 15 edition of NXT. But now he must face Nakamura, who is surely
looking for retribution after their last brutal battle. Roode defeated Nakamura in their first clash
at TakeOver: San Antonio, not only winning the NXT Title from the Japanese Superstar, but also putting
him on the sidelines with a knee injury for more than a month.

NXT Women’s Champion Asuka vs. Ember Moon

Since her arrival in NXT in October 2015, Asuka has been an unstoppable force. The Empress of
Tomorrow has bulldozed over the competition with ease, stunning the NXT Universe last April at
TakeOver: Dallas when she made Bayley pass out in the Asuka Lock to capture the championship
After winning a rematch against Bayley in Brooklyn last August, Asuka has been begging for competition,
and she has stood victorious whether she was facing the returning Mickie James or three of NXT’s top
female Superstars at the same time.
Ember Moon has been on a similar path as The Empress of Tomorrow since her NXT debut last August.

NXT Tag Team Champions The Authors of Pain vs. #DIY vs. The Revival

NXT Tag Team Champions The Authors of Pain will have to demolish two teams to hang onto their titles
at TakeOver: Orlando, as they will defend against both #DIY and The Revival in a Triple Threat
Elimination Match.
Akam & Rezar shocked the NXT Universe at TakeOver: San Antonio when they defeated Johnny Gargano
& Tommaso Ciampa to capture the titles. However, the resilient #DIY was not about to let Paul
Ellering’s monsters get away without a fight. The duo fought valiantly in their guaranteed rematch,
only for their championship dreams to be dashed by The Revival, who interfered in the match.

Aleister Black vs. Andrade “Cien” Almas

For weeks, cryptic videos on WWE Network have heralded the arrival of Black. Little is known
about the shadowy figure seen in the videos, but based on the latest missive, he seems to possess
a devastating arsenal of strikes. Black sounds intent on changing the NXT Universe’s perception of
what a Superstar can be, declaring that the old ways are obsolete.
His opponent, Almas, has become more aggressive inside the squared circle in recent weeks, adopting
a new attitude and bullying his opposition at will. His aggression continues outside the ring,
where he has promised to make the newcomer believe in “El Idolo.”

Tye Dillinger, Roderick Strong, No Way Jose & Ruby Riot vs. SAnitY

Has SAnitY met its match? The NXT Universe will find out this Saturday at TakeOver: Orlando
when Eric Young, Alexander Wolfe, Killian Dain & Nikki Cross battle Tye Dillinger, Roderick Strong,
No Way Jose & Ruby Riot in a huge 8-Person Tag Team Match, streaming live on the award-winning WWE Network.
Ever since The Perfect 10 turned down an offer to join SAnitY, the chaotic coalition has tormented
the popular Superstar, and it wasn’t long before the well-intentioned Strong and Jose joined the
fight to try to help Dillinger put a stop to the group’s terrorizing ways.