WWE Worlds Collide, Semifinals and Finals, Live Results and Open Thread

The first rounds were broadcast online this afternoon. right here), the WWE will now conclude its Worlds collide tournament on the WWE network tonight (February 2, 2019).

The action between the 15 superstars of NXT, NXT UK and 205 Live was shot last weekend at the Royal Rumble Axxess (the spoilers are right here), but we will finally see which of these wrestlers will fight for the title of their choice in the final round tonight.

Announcement announced tonight: The 15-man Royal Battle that determined overall tournament ranking as well as the semi-finals and finals, featuring victorious Superstars in the first-round games broadcast previously, like Velveteen Dream, Tyler Bate and Adam Cole.

Come back here at 8 pm Eastern Time. We will update all the results of Worlds collide live as it is broadcast on WWE Network below the line.

Enjoy the show!

• Let's start with the 15-man Royal Battle, which is cool, although it sounds like an extra DVD if you've watched or are aware of the things they've published this afternoon and that showed the action of the first and second rounds. Cool Tease mid-game when Dominik Dijakovic and Keith Lee had the return match. The four finalists were Jordan Devlin, Tone Nese, TJP and Velveteen Dream. Devlin wins and win the seed and a first round goodbye.
• We now have a first-round match despite the confirmation of three semifinalists in the afternoon broadcast, including one with a guy in this next match. Alrightee then … Humberto Carillo def. Zack Gibson
• The next seed is the first in his first match … Jordan Devlin def. Drew Gulak
• And with that, we now know all the semi-finalists and can move on to good things, like … Tyler Bate def. Adam Cole to qualify for the final!
• Semifinal # 2 sees Velveteen Dream fight against a rib injury to win the victory over Jordan Devlin (kneel on a moon of the highest rope and make the transition in the DVD) and head for the final with a title match on the line .
• Velveteen Dream def. Tyler Bate survived following a Dream Valley Driver, and he now has a chance to pick the title of his choice among the three brands. The tournament looked like a showcase for Dream, and he delivered. He settles well in his role of babyface, working below, selling his wound to the ribs and raising Bate's hand to close the series.