Amidst the unfolding drama on WWE NXT tonight, a once-cohesive faction officially disbands following a behind-the-scenes encounter, marking the unanimous decision of its members to chart individual courses.
In the preceding week, Josh Briggs had explicitly instructed his comrades to steer clear of the ringside spectacle, expressing his desire to take the stage alone. However, the champion’s assertion of solitude was swiftly contradicted.
The Meta-Four faction, led by Noam Dar and consisting of Jakara Jackson, Lash Legend, and Oro Mensah, stationed themselves at ringside, introducing a cacophony of distractions and interference.
Josh Briggs, engaging in a WWE Heritage Cup bout against Noam Dar, faced defeat through disqualification, prompting a rendezvous with Brooks Jensen and Fallon Henley backstage. Jensen, discerning Briggs’ inclination for solo competition, conveyed his unwavering affection but acknowledged the inevitable parting of ways.
Though the trio amicably dissolved their alliance, it left a poignant image as Fallon Henley and Josh Briggs walked away, leaving Brooks Jensen to stand alone, holding their collective pose.
On Twitter, Jensen wrote:
“Josh & @FallonHenleyWWE,
If you must go
I wish you love
You’ll never walk alone
Elsewhere in tonight’s proceedings, the impending grudge match between Fallon Henley and Tiffany Stratton was officially slated for NXT New Year’s Evil. A stipulation accompanied the clash: if Henley triumphs, Stratton assumes the role of her ‘Ranch Hand’ for the day; conversely, a Stratton victory designates Henley as her ‘servant’ for the day.
Both Fallon Henley and Brooks Jensen recently made appearances at WWE Raw tapings, participating in dark matches before live audiences for WWE Main Event on Peacock.
The aftermath of the split raises speculation about potential main roster transitions for some members of the trio or, intriguingly, the prospect of a complete WWE NXT character overhaul.
