WWE Main Event: Wagner Brothers Top LWO, Big Cass Beats Briggs

WWE Main Event delivered a pair of tag and singles bouts on its September 24 episode, which streamed on YouTube, with The Wagner Brothers picking up a win over LWO and Big Cass topping Josh Briggs.

In the show’s tag team feature, El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr. and Galeno teamed up to defeat LWO’s Cruz Del Toro and Joaquin Wilde. The Wagner name carries decades of lucha libre pedigree, and pairing that legacy act with Galeno against a hard-charging LWO duo made for a stylistic clash that Main Event has increasingly leaned on to fill out its weekly cards. LWO, once positioned as a stable with real momentum behind Rey Mysterio, has spent recent months scattered across WWE’s undercard programming, and a loss here continues a rough stretch for Del Toro and Wilde as a pairing.

Elsewhere on the card, Big Cass got the better of Josh Briggs in a singles matchup. Cass, who has bounced between the main roster and NXT throughout his time back with WWE, continues to look for footing on weekly programming, and a clean win over a physical opponent like Briggs is the kind of result that keeps him in the mix for future television spots. Briggs, for his part, has built a reputation as a dependable hand who can make bigger opponents look good, and this loss fits the role he’s often played since his run alongside Brooks Jensen.

Main Event has long served as WWE’s proving ground for talent who need reps outside the spotlight of Raw and SmackDown, and this episode was no exception. Neither match figures to shift the trajectory of the midcard in a dramatic way, but results like these matter for the wrestlers involved — wins keep momentum building, and for someone like Cass, staying on the winning side of matches on any platform is part of rebuilding credibility with the audience.

For LWO, the loss raises questions about where the faction goes from here. The group hasn’t had a defined direction in a while, and dropping matches to teams like the Wagner Brothers on Main Event suggests WWE may not have immediate plans to elevate Del Toro and Wilde as a tandem. Whether that changes with a fresh storyline remains to be seen, but for now the pairing continues to function as a measuring stick for other acts working their way up the card.

As always, Main Event’s results won’t make headlines the way a title change or a shocking return would, but the show remains a useful barometer for how WWE is using its deeper roster. Keep an eye on whether Big Cass’s win translates into more consistent TV time, and whether LWO gets any kind of course correction in the weeks ahead.