Back from the break, Pete Dunne and Sami Callihan make their way to the ring for our first contest of the night.

Match #1 - Pete Dunne vs. Sami Callihan

The two square off as the match gets under way and Callihan goes nose to nose with Dunne and sticks a finger in his chest while mouthing off, which proves to be a big mistake from the get-go as Dunne grabs Callihan by that hand and snaps it in separate directions. Callihan turn and howls in pain and Dunne brings him down with a Chop Block. Dunne then bounces off the ropes and connects with a Leaping Knee Drop across the back of the head and Callihan rolls out to the floor to regroup and snaps a dislocated finger back into place. Dunne then tries to take Callihan out with a Slide, but Callihan dodges and pulls out the ring skirt, trapping Dunne in between it and the ring apron. Callihan then pummels Dunne and pokes him in the eye before throwing him back into the ring. Callihan sets up for a Cactus Special, but Dunne spins out of it and connects with a Short-arm Clothesline and hangs onto Callihan’s hand as he drags him back up to his feet and again snaps his hand in separate directions. Dunne then takes Callihan’s other hand and snaps it too. He then gives Callihan a Bitter End and makes the cover for the three count.

Dunne picks up the victory and starts to make his way to the back, but is ambushed from behind by the rest of OvE. Dave and Jake then throw Dunne headlong into the ring steps. Dave then pulls out a chair and prepares to use it on Dunne, but then the lights go out and we hear two thuds from the chair and when the lights come back on Suicide is standing over both Dave and Jake with the chair and both members of OvE are down and out. Callihan now comes to the edge of the ring and reaches through the ropes and grabs Suicide by the mask, but Suicide swings the chair up and makes contact with the top of Callihan’s head, breaking free and knocking Callihan flat in the ring. Security now comes rushing down to the ring because Suicide does NOT work here. He has no right to cross that barricade and assault our wrestlers. Suicide escapes over the barricade and out through the crowd as security gives chase and we take you now to a word from our sponsors.

Back from the break, it’s time for tag team action as Enzo & Big Cass and the Viking Raiders make their way to the ring for this next contest.

Match #3 - Enzo & Big Cass vs. The Viking Raiders

Rowe and Cass starts things off and tie up in the middle of the ring, but neither man can get the advantage. Cass then breaks their grip and goes for a Big Boot, but Rowe ducks out of the way and lands a Knee Strike to the gut. Rowe then pounds Cass with Double Ax-handle Smashes and then bounces off the ropes, but runs into a Big Clothesline from Cass. Cass then bounces off the ropes and drops an Empire Elbow on Rowe. He then makes the tag to Enzo and goes for a Rocket Launcher off the top rope, but Rowe rolls out of the way and Enzo crash lands hard on his face and chest. Rowe then nails Cass with a Flying Knee Strike and Cass falls backward through the ropes and out to the floor. Rowe then makes the tag to Hanson, who flips in over the top rope and crashes down with a Somersault Leg Drop to the back of Enzo’s head. Enzo then goes for a ride on the Viking Experience and Hanson makes the cover for the three count.

Call them what you want, War Machine, the Viking Experience, the War Raiders or the Viking Raiders. Call them Erik and Ivar or Rowe and Hanson. Whatever the name, they are dominant wherever they go and tonight was no exception. The Viking Raiders win in convincing fashion in their HWL debut and we take you to this word from our sponsors.

We are with you now until the end of the show as Alexa Bliss, Kelly Klein, Lacey Evans and Charlotte Flair make their entrances for our Main Event of the night.

Match #5 - Fatal 4-Way Match for a “Unique Opportunity” - Lacey Evans vs. Kelly Klein vs. Charlotte Flair vs. Alexa Bliss

The four women square off as the match gets under way and Klein goes after Evans, but Evans drops to the mat and rolls out to the floor. Klein then turns back to the other two women and runs into a Big Boot to the face from Charlotte. Bliss then kicks Charlotte in the gut and hits her with a DDT. Bliss goes for the cover, but Charlotte kicks out and now Evans pulls Charlotte out to the floor by the boot and shoves her backward, spine first into the ring post. Back in the ring, Bliss is on the run for her life from Klein and tries to bail out through the ropes, but Klein grabs her by the back of the tights and drags her back into the ring and hoist her up into a Full Nelson Slam. Klein then makes the cover, but Evans comes in and breaks it up. Evans takes a big swing at Klein as she gets back to her feet, but Klein blocks it and hoists Evans up into a Gorilla Press before tossing her out over the top rope at Charlotte, but instead of going down, Charlotte catches her and then pitches Evans into the barricade with a Fallaway Slam. Back in the ring, Klein puts Bliss up for a Powebomb, but Bliss counters into a Hurricanrana, but before she can get back up, Charlotte nails Bliss with Natural Selection. Klein then stumbles out of the corner into a Spear from Charlotte and Charlotte then locks Klein in the Figure Four and bridges up into the Figure Eight. Klein tries to fight off the pain and refuses to tap out and Bliss eventually recovers and tries to roll into a cover on Klein, but Evans slides back into the ring and blocks the way. Bliss tries to crawl through Evans’ legs, but Evans catches her around the waist and pulls her up into a Gutwrench Suplex onto Charlotte, breaking up the submission and both Charlotte and Klein roll out to the floor. Bliss staggers back up to her feet and Evans connects with the Woman’s Right and covers her to pick up the win.

Evans celebrates her victory and motions toward her own waist that she wants the title next. Dario Cueto then comes out onto the rampway and he has four separate contracts in hand. Cueto says he had one of these contracts drawn up with separate opportunities for each woman if they had been able to win. Cueto says he is very glad that it was Lacey who won this opportunity because the “Unique Opportunity” that he has for her is his favorite of them all. Cueto says that if she takes this contract and signs it, she will face Nikki Cross one-on-one for the Women’s Championship on Aug. 17 at Heatwave. However, as Cueto mentioned earlier, his Unique Opportunities come with a price. Evans is going to put something on the line in return or else there will be no match. Cueto says he could make Evans put up her career, but he doesn’t want to deprive all these people of continuing to see her compete in the ring. He says he could make her shave her head if she were to lose, but again that doesn’t quite live up to his high standards for an opportunity of this magnitude. He says he watched from the very first show when Lacey chose to deride Paige for some provocative decisions Paige made in the past that came back to bite her when her privacy was taken away. He says that he recalls Evans calling Paige’s past indiscretions “unladylike.” Cueto says it this seems fitting that what Evans must put on the line at Heatwave if she wants a title match is nothing less than her own dignity and modesty as the perfect southern lady that she claims to be. Cueto says that if Evans signs this contract and does not defeat the Women’s World Champion at Heatwave, she will have to appear in that very ring Au Natural for all the world to see. If she wants a shot at the title, he says she will have to risk her clothes and if she does not win, the whole world will be able to see every last inch of the dignified lady that she claims to be, as naked as the day she was born. Lacey looks aghast at this development and Cueto walks the contract down to the ring and slides it in toward Lacey. He says she doesn’t have to decide now, but she will have to make her decision by next week. Lacey numbly reaches down and picks up the contract while self-consciously covering herself with her arms across her chest as we go off the air.