Tony D’Angelo has won the gold, as he beat Oba Femi to win the NXT North American Championship on the October 8 episode of WWE NXT. Femi previously beat D’Angelo to retain the gold at NXT No Mercy. D’Angelo continued to target the title,

Tony D'Angelo is the new NXT North American Champion. D'Angelo defeated Oba Femi on this week's episode of NXT on the CW Network to win the title and end what w

One of the better stories on NXT television of late has involved Tony D’Angelo, normally the most confident guy on the roster, finding himself deeply uncomfortable due to his own insecurity. It was bred from a belief that he couldn’t overcome the challenge that was North American Champion Oba Femi.

The International One Design [IOD] North American Championship got underway in the Great Sound. After four races on day one, Bill McNiven leads the fleet with 5 net points, this after winning the first three races,

Oba Femi suffers a surprising defeat to Tony D'Angelo in an intense NXT showdown, resulting in the loss of the NXT North American Championship.

It's been eight years since the J/80 North American Championship came to Toronto, and again the National Yacht Club did not disappoint.

Four more races in the International One Design [IOD] North American championship took place on the Great Sound. After a total of eight races, Bill McNiven was crowned the champion with 13 net points,

Oba Femi, the Nigerian sensation in WWE, has set a record as the longest-reigning NXT North American Champion, holding the title for 270 days. Having

Tony D’Angelo snapped Oba Femi’s winning streak to become the new North American Champion on Tuesday’s WWE NXT. D’Angelo pinned Femi on Tuesday’s episode with a sunset flip out of a Femi powerbomb attempt to win the title for the first time.