WWE LFG Season 2: Episode 9 Recap
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The world of professional wrestling is entering a new chapter as WWE LFG returns for Season 2 on A&E. With one season now under their belt, the series continues to provide a behind-the-scenes look at what it truly takes to earn a WWE contract—this time with even higher stakes. This season brings back familiar faces from Season 1, while also introducing new talent eager to prove they belong.
Led once again by WWE executives and Hall of Famers Paul “Triple H” Levesque and Shawn Michaels, LFG features a stacked coaching lineup. The Undertaker, Booker T, and Bubba Ray Dudley return to guide the next generation, while Michelle McCool joins the series for her first full season as a mentor. Each week, these legends will help shape the superstars of tomorrow. They offer expertise in-ring and on the mic, helping mold the future of WWE one match at a time.
Season 2, Episode 9: ‘Fight Back!’
The ninth episode, Fight Back!, aired on on August 24, 2025 on A&E. The show opens with Elijah Holyfield discussing his torn bicep. Harlem Lewis then reflects on his conversation with Booker T from the previous episode. The following day, Shawn Michaels addresses the Future Greats, urging them to get their act together. Later, the Legends prepare their Future Greats for their upcoming matches.
After the matches, the Legends gather to give feedback and select the standout male and female performers of the week. Michelle picks Dani Sekelsky and Trill London. Booker T also chooses Dani Sekelsky and Trill London. Bubba Ray selects Haze Jameson and Trill London, while The Undertaker goes with Dani Sekelsky and Trill London. So, Team Michelle McCool and Team Undertaker each get a point.
Current Scoreboard:
- Team Bubba Ray: 2
- Team Undertaker: 5
- Team Booker T: 3
- Team Michelle McCool: 6
The Matches on Episode 9
Summer Sorrell def. Tatyanna Dumas
Before the match, Tatyanna Dumas reminds Summer Sorrell not to forget her moves, sparking a back-and-forth. Summer found the comment ironic, given Tatyanna’s reputation for being stiff and dangerous in the ring, and for forgetting things herself.
The match starts with some back-and-forth action, but Summer quickly takes control, delivering a relentless beating to Tatyanna. Tatyanna eventually finds a brief opening and rallies with the crowd fully behind her to gain momentum. Mid-match, she forgets a spot, which the Legends immediately call out.
Summer regroups, rolls out of the ring to create distance, and ultimately uses the ropes to cheat her way to victory. After the match, Summer cuts a promo declaring that she’s better than Tatyanna and everyone else.
Trill London def. BJ Ray
BJ Ray returns to his heel tactics for this matchup, immediately jawing at the referee and taunting the crowd as they boo. Trill London climbs the ropes to a loud cheer, but before the match can even begin, BJ delivers a low blow while Trill is on the ropes. As Trill drops to his knees, the bell rings to officially start the match, drawing disapproval from the Legends.
BJ dominates early, punishing Trill with relentless offense. Trill eventually fights back and builds some momentum, but BJ quickly shuts him down. While battling on the ropes, Trill attempts a Whisper in the Wind and misses completely. However, he recovers, turns the tide, and lands a picture-perfect Swanton Bomb to secure the win.
After the match, BJ tells Trill not to throw punches a certain way next time. Trill responds that Michelle told him to. BJ fires back, saying that if he’s working with him, Trill needs to let him know or he’ll beat his ass next time. The exchange quickly escalates into a brawl, with BJ taking Trill down.
Drake Morreaux def. Chris Island
The match kicks off with the crowd behind Drake Morreaux. Chris Island tries to get ahead by using a rope break to land a punch, but Drake quickly regains momentum. Chris eventually steps aside, allowing Drake to run into the corner and turn up the aggression.
Outside the ring, Chris throws Drake into the corner, but once back inside, Drake uses his size to dominate, delivering a punishing beating. He goes for the Chokeslam, but Chris reverses and climbs to the top rope. Drake catches him and finishes the match with a Chokeslam for the win.
Dani Sekelsky def. Haze Jameson
The two lock up immediately after the bell, with Haze Jameson gaining control to a chorus of boos from the crowd. Dani Sekelsky elbows Haze as she heads to the ring, gaining momentum and throwing punches recklessly.
The action spills outside, where Haze starts punishing Dani while playing to the crowd. Frustrated after only a two-count, Haze begins choking Dani on the bottom rope. Dani fights back, with the crowd reacting to every strike, but Haze keeps halting her momentum. Eventually, Dani lands a DDT on Haze to secure the win.
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