Separate Ways: NXT Team Officially Splits Following Tough Loss

End of the road. There are all kinds of stables in wrestling and they can offer quite a bit of help to everyone involved. Wrestlers can get a chance to shine and grow with the support of the others on their team. At some point though, almost every stable has to go away at some point and that appears to be the case again, as a group of NXT stars have agreed to go their separate ways.

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This week’s NXT saw Josh Briggs lose a shot at the NXT Heritage Cup when he was disqualified in his challenge to champion Noam Dar. Later in the night, his friends Fallon Henley and Brooks Jensen tried to cheer him up but the three agreed to go their separate ways. The three did their pose together one last time before walking away. There is no word on what is next for Jensen and Briggs, but Henley is scheduled to face Tiffany Stratton next week on NXT. The team has been together since 2022.

It was good while it lasted. Check out what the three have done together over the years:

Opinion: This one comes a bit out of nowhere as it felt like the team could have been around for a good while longer. There is always a place for the good old boys style stable and they could have easily been slotted into the tag title hunt. For now though, this is what we’re getting and I’m curious to see what happens. Briggs and Henley should be fine, though Jensen might have a bit more trouble.