We’re back and Heath Slater hits the ringside area. Slater walks to the ring and says he didn’t want to come back to this ‘D list’ show but the only reason he came back to NXT was to show everyone what happened last week. We see highlights of Slater picking up a win last week as Regal says that he takes offense to Slater calling this a ‘D list’ show and will punch him in the mouth if he says it again. The pin is shown over and over again, non stop as Slater tells the fans to watch it again as Derrick Bateman makes his way out.

Bateman extends a hand to Slater and Slater refuses, saying he knows that Bateman wants to steal his spotlight. Slater says that if he wants to show the crowd how he beat Trent Barreta over and over again he will. Bateman congratulates Slater on the big win but says that this isn’t the Slater family reunion, this is NXT and he guarantees that nobody showed up to watch that replay. Bateman says that The Undertaker’s undefeated streak is impressive but Slater’s losing streak is the stuff that legends are made of. Slater calls Bateman a comedian and calls Maxine a bimbo before running down his accolades, competing at WrestleMania, main eventing Summerslam and being a three time WWE Tag Team Champion. Slater says that the WWE Universe has yet to see the damage he can cause and Bateman says that he happened to compile a list of the damage Slater has caused and he calls it Heath Slater’s Greatest Hits. Bateman says by ‘hits’ he means ‘misses’ and directs everyone’s attention to the TitanTron.

Bateman shows a picture of Gabriel pinning Slater after a 450 Splash with ‘Loser’ written in red letters and then shows another, saying that’s a 900 Splash. Bateman saves the best of last, showing a picture of Hornswoggle defeating Slater in an over the top rope challenge. Slater pust his microphone down and shoves Bateman, who shoves him back. Slater goes after Bateman but can’t get any offense in as Bateman nails a few right hands and hits a beautiful dropkick sendning Slater to the floor. Bateman mocks Slater by playing an air guitar as Maxine heads to the ring for our next match. Maxine stares at Slater as he heads to the back.

Yoshi Tatsu defeated Heath Slater in the dark match before the Royal Rumble PPV.

Match Number Two: Trent Barreta versus Heath Slater

Slater with a punch to Trent and then he sends Trent into the turnbuckles. Trent with a chop and kick followed by a forearm. Trent with a running forearm and then he connects with a European uppercut and sends Slater to the floor. Trent tries for a pescado but Slater moves out of the way. Slater sends Barreta into the ringside barrier and then into the apron.

Slater with a hot shot on the apron and then he kicks Barreta before sending him back into the ring. Slater gets a near fall. Slater with a reverse chin lock but Trent with punches. Slater with a thrust kick for a near fall. Slater with elbows to the upper chest and applies a reverse chin lock. Trent gets to his feet and he punches Trent.

Slater argues with the referee and that allows Trent to recover and he avoids a splash into the corner. Trent with an enzuigiri and both men are down. Trent with the double jump back elbow into the corner and then he hits the flying knee for a near fall. Slater goes to the apron and he connects with a shoulder.

Slater tries to get back into the ring and Trent counters with a Northern Lights suplex and bridge for a near fall. Trent goes up top but Slater jumps onto the turnbuckles and hits a power slam and Slater can only get a near fall.

Trent with an inside cradle for a near fall. Slater sends Trent into the ropes and then Slater with a flying clothesline for the three count.

Winner: Heath Slater

Match Number Four: Brodus Clay with The Funkettes versus Heath Slater

Brodus shakes and then he connects with a shoulder tackle and Slater yells at Clay. Slater tells Clay to go off the ropes. Slater with a drop kick but Clay stays on his feet. Clay with a head butt followed by a t-bone suplex and a splash into the corner followed by the cross body for the three count.

Winner: Brodus Clay

There’s not much of note to mention from the show, aside from Heath was a participant as a lumberjack in the main event of Mark Henry vs Daniel Bryan for the World Heavyweight Championship. During the match, the lumberjacks all entered the ring, attacked both men and a battle royal style brawl ensued.

Match Number Two: Percy Watson versus Heath Slater in an NXT Alumni Match

Slater with a waist lock and side head lock. Watson with a leg lariat and then he stomps on the abdomen and follows it with a leg drop. Watson with a back drop and he gets a near fall. Slater kicks Percy followed by elbows to the upper chest. Slater sends Watson to the mat and then he plays some air guitar.

Slater with a kick to the midsection and Watson goes to the apron. Slater slingshots Watson into the bottom rope. Slater with a snap mare followed by a reverse chin lock. Watson with a punch and forearms but Slater with a leaping neck breaker for a near fall. Slater argues with the referee and that allows Watson to recover.

Watson avoids a splash into the corner and Watson with jabs and a flying clothesline. Percy with a drop kick and then he hits a splash into the corner. Watson with a flying shoulder tackle and then it is time for the Showtime Splash but he can only get a two count.

Slater with a kick but Watson with an F-5 for the three count.

Winner: Percy Watson

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