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Two new WWE NXT signings have officially been confirmed as the second season of Legends & Future Greats on A&E concluded tonight.

WWE LFG sees The Undertaker, Michelle McCool, Booker T and Bubba Ray Dudley each coach a group of Performance Center recruits, with the final winners for the men and women earning an NXT contract.

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In reality, all the recruits involved in the show actually have NXT contracts, but the idea is that the winners will debut on NXT TV some time soon, like Tyra Mae Steele and Jasper Troy did after winning season one a few months ago.

Heading into tonight’s finals, the women’s side had come down to Penina Tuilaepa (Team McCool) and Dani Sekelsky (Team Undertaker).

Tuilaepa announced just a few days ago that her official WWE ring name is PJ Vasa.

The men’s side had come down to Shiloh Hill (Team Undertaker) and either Drake Morreaux (Team Dudley) or Harlem Lewis (Team Booker), with last week’s episode ending on the cliffhanger of whether it would be Morreaux or Lewis in the finals against Hill.

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Tonight’s episode kicked off with that reveal, as they had a match against each other for Shawn Michaels to make a decision, and after that match, he chose Lewis to advance.

Later, after the Sekelsky vs Vasa and Hill vs Lewis matches took place, it came down to Michaels announcing the ultimate winners of season two.

Michaels first announced the women’s winner, which was Dani Sekelsky, so she will be making her debut on NXT TV soon.

Next was the announcement of the men’s winner, with Shawn Michaels choosing Shiloh Hill to join the NXT roster, so he will be making his debut soon as well.

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Harlem Lewis is currently in Japan representing WWE NXT alongside Charlie Dempsey in Pro Wrestling NOAH.

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