Grayson had just hit a big elbow drop on AJ and is looking to finish him off.
Grayson attempts a running splash but AJ moved. AJ went for German suplex but Grayson blocked it so AJ maneuvered Grayson into a Calf Crusher.
Grayson cries out in pain but eventually makes it to the ropes.
AJ attempts a kneebreaker but Grayson counters into a sunset flip for a near fall.
Grayson gets another near fall with a spinebuster and then attempts to beat AJ with his own move, The Styles Clash.
Grayson takes too long and AJ backdrops Grayson to escape.
AJ attempts a springboard but Grayson slides out of the way and executes a leaping Stunner for a close near fall.
There's a little more back and forth action. Grayson attempts a top rope superplex but AJ escapes. AJ attempts a Styles Clash but Grayson escapes. AJ counters with a Pele kick.
AJ delivers a brain buster which leaves Grayson dazed.
This time, AJ is able to hit the phenomenal forearm and put Grayson down for the count.
To me, this was Grayson's coming out party. He took the fight to AJ Styles, a bonafide star.
Where to next for Grayson? He has a good look, he has charisma, he can wrestle. On the surface, Grayson has the tools to be a star but the WWE is a tough system to navigate. We'll just have to wait and see.
If you want to see this match, which I highly recommend, just go to YouTube and look for AJ Styles vs Grayson Waller Full Match. It's split into two parts and is still up as I post this.
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