What happened on this week's episode of WWE LFG? Here is a full review of all the important highlights and more for WWE Legends & Future Greats Episode #6, airing March 23, 2025! Who were the standouts of this episode? Which coaches scored points? What other interesting developments went down on this week's edition?
WWE LFG coverage begins at 8pm ET once the program begins to air on A&E. All material for WWE LFG was taped in advance at the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida.
WWE LFG RESULTS: March 23, 2025
The Matches
- Bayley Humphrey defeated Dani Sekelsky by submission.
- Penina "P-Nasty" Tuilaepa defeated Sirena Linton by pinfall.
- Drake Morreaux defeated Chris Island by pinfall.
- Elijah Holyfield defeated Anthony Luke by pinfall.
The Standouts
- Bayley Humphrey
- Elijah Holyfield
Team Standings
- Team Undertaker: 2 pt + 2 pt = 4 pt
Bayley Humphrey, Elijah Holyfield, Tyra Mae Steele, Shiloh Hill - Team Bubba Ray Dudley: 0 pt
Zena Sterling, Tatyanna Dumas, Drake Morreaux,Brayden “BJ” Ray, Cutler James - Team Booker T: 4 pt
Anthony Luke, Leigh Laurel, Jasper Troy, Penina "P-Nasty" Tuilaepa - Team Mickie James: 2 pt
Dani Sekelsky, Chris Island, Sirena Linton, Troy Yearwood
Episode 6 begins with The Undertaker speaking with Shiloh Hill about taking the opportunities when he is given them. Shawn Michaels brings up the fact that some of the Future Greats have still not been in a match in front of a live crowd, and those individuals will compete tonight in front of a live audience. After the intro we see the Legends and Future Greats discussing who should be in each match tonight. We then get to see some highlights of Bubba Ray, and The Undertaker's first matches which they are both sharing with their team. After the commercial break its time to watch Mickie James and Booker T's debuts, it's awesome to see these great moments.
It's fight night at the PC and the Future Greats are preparing for their matches backstage. We see each Future Great getting pointers from their coaches while Luke spends some time with his fiancé Maxxine Dupri, to close out our backstage pre-match Bayley confirms with Taker that she already took her nervous poop, good job Bayley.
Our first match kicks off with Dani vs. Bayley, as Mickie James and The Undertaker watch closely from the back. The NXT crowd brings the energy, immediately setting the tone with loud chants of "Bayley’s Gonna Kill You!" Bayley takes control early, but Dani manages to lock her in a headlock, holding on tight. Bayley fights back, showing off her strength with some classic power moves, including a grueling bear hug that slows Dani down. Just when it looks like Bayley might dominate, Dani manages to escape and lands a huge crossbody from the top rope! The crowd pops, and I’m relieved the match isn’t over yet. Then, Bayley locks in a cranium crush, forcing Dani to tap. As a longtime fan of Crush (Hawaiian Crush was my favourite), I loved seeing that move in action. Both women delivered a solid performance, and this was an exciting start to the night. Dani takes the plunge in the cold plunge, as Mickie tells her it's now the time to take care of her body.
After the commercial break, it's time for Sirena vs. Penina—and right away, P-Nasty commands attention with her undeniable presence. With Booker T and Mickie James now watching from the monitors, Penina takes control early, bringing that raw intensity she’s known for. Sirena, to her credit, takes the punishment like a champ, showing resilience. Then, Sirena goes for a scary hurricanrana, but something feels off. The move shakes her confidence, and it’s clear she’s rattled. The Legends immediately take notice, pointing out that both Future Greats needs to pull it back together before things slip away.
After the commercial break, it’s time for Sirena vs. Penina—and right away, P-Nasty commands the spotlight with her undeniable presence. With Booker T and Mickie James watching from the monitors, Penina takes control early, bringing that signature raw intensity. Sirena absorbs the punishment, proving her toughness. Then, she attempts a hurricanrana, but doesn't get enough height, the move shakes her confidence, it’s clear she’s rattled. The Legends immediately take notice, emphasizing that both competitors need to refocus before the match slips away. After the break, Penina remains in control, catching Sirena with a Samoan drop for the 1-2-3. While the match felt a bit rushed, it wasn’t without its moments. After the match, Booker points out that Penina needed to slow things down, Penina apologizes to Sirena. Mickie echoes the sentiment, stressing that taking their time could have elevated the match to something more impactful.
Chris Island vs. Drake Morreaux is up next, kicking off with a similar start to Dani vs. Bayley, as Drake locks in a headlock on Chris. But this time, there’s a noticeable increase in athleticism and intensity, making for a hard-hitting, fast-paced battle that stands out from the previous matches. One odd detail—I couldn’t help but notice both men had their singlets pulled down early. Not sure why, but it just didn’t sit right with me. As the match progresses, Drake takes full control, overpowering Chris with dominant offense before landing a massive chokeslam for the three-count. It’s a short match but highly entertaining, leaving a solid impression. Backstage, Chris is absolutely buzzing with excitement, and it’s clear that his energy translates well through the camera, making his presence felt beyond just the match itself.
Our main event is Anthony Luke vs. Elijah Holyfield, Luke is first to come out and we see a moment WWE posted to YouTube earlier this week with himself and Maxxine sharing a kiss during his entrance. Like many of the bouts tonight, we kick things off with a series of headlocks, Elijah eventually shifts the momentum, but Luke finds an opening, backing into the corner on his knees before landing a cheap shot to regain control. From there, Luke leans into some boxing a great heel move considering he is fighting the son of one of the greatest boxers of all time, showing off some footwork and quick punches, until Holyfield fires back with body shots of his own, proving the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. Both Future Greats bring their A-game, delivering a physical, well-paced match. In the end, it’s Elijah Holyfield who secures the pinfall victory, capping off an exciting main event.
For me, the top performers tonight were Bayley Humphrey and either Anthony Luke or Elijah Holyfield, who put on the best overall match. That said, Dani Sekelsky and Shiloh Hill remain my personal favourites—there's just something about them that stands out. As for the Legends' picks, Bayley Humphrey and Elijah Holyfield got the nod, earning Team Undertaker two points. With that, Team Taker now sits tied with Team Booker for first place, setting up an even more intense competition moving forward. Before the show ends, we get a sneak peek at next week’s episode, where another special guest will be making an appearance—Gunther.—LFG
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