Tim Fiorvanti breaks down every match on Saturdays NXT Takeover card, which took place from The Air Canada Centre in Toronto. Senior stats analyst Sean Coyle offers ratings worth a maximum of five points. Criteria for ratings is based on storytelling, in-ring execution, match?psychology,?timing and innovation -- worth up to one point each.The following was updated in real time.Bobby Roode def. Tye Dillinger by pinfall (16:28)WWE is 2-for-2 thus far, with incredible, over-the-top entrances for Roode at NXT TakeOver shows, and it might just be a matter of how many times they can top themselves before there are diminishing returns. By using a full choir to sing Roodes Glorious entrance theme, the tone was set for an evening in which the Toronto crowd was one of the stars.Matching the two Canadian performers against each other in the opener was also an inspired choice. While Dillingers entrance couldnt quite compare to Roodes production, the crowd also went ballistic with 10 chants as nearly the entire arena threw up both hands while Dillinger, the St. Catharines, Ontario, native, made his way to the ring.Dillinger, the scorned former tag team partner of Roode, dominated the early action and entertained by milking the 10th punch of a corner sequence to great effect. Roode eventually took control by tossing Dillinger over the top rope to the outside. And Roodes slow, methodical pace gave the crowd ample opportunity to rotate between chants of This is Glorious and Perfect 10, without taking a single thing away from the match.Roode tried to use the ropes to pin Dillinger but was called out by the referee. Dillinger followed by nearly pulling off the win, hitting a Tye-breaker, only for Roode to kick off just before the three-count. One of the biggest early reactions from the crowd came, predictably, when Dillinger slapped Roode in a sharpshooter to evoke echoes of Bret Hart, but Roode got himself to the ropes. After exchanging a few near-falls, Roode hit his Glorious DDT to pick up the victory.Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic final: The Authors of Pain def. TM-61 by pinfall (8:20)The end of the second annual Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic tournament looked a lot different than the original. But by the end of the match, The Authors of Pain sent a clear message: Theyre looking to be more than just another pair of big guys as they make their way up the NXT tag team divisionThe gimmick in this match was the crane (based upon the WWEs new Crash Cage toy playset) that saw AoP manager Paul Ellering in a rehash of the same stunt from 1983, when Ellering was suspended high above the ring at The Last Battle of Atlanta. While the attention was placed squarely upon the cage, the scaffolding portion of the arrangement saw TM-61s Shane Thorne incite the crowd with a flying senton on top of both Authors of Pain members -- Akam and Rezar -- from high above the top turnbuckle.After going back and forth, Thorne and partner Nick Miller hit Rolling Thunder but only got a two count out of it. Despite hanging high above the ring, Ellering still involved himself by dropping the chain holding his cage closed so that it could be used as a weapon.It ultimately went flying into the crowd, as it was nearly used as a weapon, but the distraction was enough. The Authors of Pain regained all of the momentum and ultimately hit their Last Chapter finishing maneuver to earn themselves a permanent spot on the Dusty Cup. Triple H and Rhodes son, Goldust (Dustin Rhodes), came out to celebrate AoPs victory, and it likely set the team up as the next serious contenders to the tag team titles.NXT tag team championship: #DIY def. The Revival (c) in best 2-out-of-3 falls (22:18)For many in attendance at NXT TakeOver: Brooklyn, almost everything in the show-stealing NXT tag team championship match was precisely on-point, except for the finish. With how the next three months played out, culminating in a two-out-of-three falls match that once again captivated a TakeOver audience, the powers that be soundly proved that they know what they are doing when it comes to storytelling.The heel champion Revival was already going to be unpopular in Canada, but wearing the pink and black to clearly evoke memories of Bret Hart only put them in lower favor with the Toronto crowd.There are any number of ways that multifall matches can go, whether theres an early fall to immediately add tension to the match, an extended period without a fall to set the stage for a frenetic finish or something in between those extremes. This particular match leaned more toward the former, with Dash and Dawson picking up the first fall early on with an unbelievably stiff edition of the Shatter Machine on Johnny Gargano.They kept Gargano isolated for the next five minutes, as Tommaso Ciampa grew more and more impatient. Gargano nearly got himself free by hitting a simultaneous dropkick and tornado DDT, only for The Revival to go back to its devious ways by neutralizing Ciampa at the very last minute. When Ciampa finally did come in, he took over like a house of fire and absolutely decimated Scott Dawson, nearly picking up the fall for his team with a modified Fameasser. Three consecutive German suplexes and a Shining Wizard nearly earned Ciampa the first fall for his team again, but the crowd roared (reminiscent of Brooklyn, when there were seemingly a dozen near-falls) each time they couldnt quite do it.Finally, the score was tied when #DIY cleared the ring and hit their knee-and-kick combination on Dawson to record the pin, and both teams retreated to their corners for the final fall. #DIY seemed to have it under control for much of the early portion of this sequence, with Gargano hitting a springboard DDT for yet another near-fall. But soon after Ciampa had to jump in to save his partner when Gargano got hit by a German suplex combo.Dash and Dawson brought the title into play as Gargano tried to hit his rolling ground kick combo -- injuring his leg in the process -- and in a replay of the end of the tag team title match in Brooklyn, Garganos compromised knee nearly caused him to tap out again. Gargano sold it impressively and looked ready to tap four or five times before finally getting to the ropes to get the entire crowd onto its feet.The Revival tried to hit DIYs signature finisher, only for Dash Wilder to accidentally superkick Dawson. DIY hit the Shatter Machine for a two-count, and one of a dozen additional near-falls almost saw The Revival win until the ref noticed Dawson trying to grab the tights for the win. Dash chop-blocked Garganos other knee, triggering one final roll-up sequence, and then it was on to the finish.Gargano locked in an STO and Ciampa locked in an armbar, with the crowd becoming unhinged during the simultaneous submission holds. With seemingly the entire arena shouting tap in unison, Wilder and Dawson ultimately acquiesced, as #DIY secured the storybook ending to their year-long adventure in NXT.NXT womens championship: Asuka (c) def. Mickie James by submission (13:07)Limitations and boundaries often serve as some of the best opportunities to produce something creative and different. With NXTs current lack of depth in the womens division, the opportunity to bring back a star from a different generation created a match between two very different styles -- and James looked as if she hadnt lost a step after more than six years out of the WWE.There was a tense handshake sequence in the middle of the ring, and the match didnt really get started in earnest until James held open the ropes, only for Asuka to climb under the bottom rope in protest. After Asuka connected with her hip attack, which sent James flying to the outside, James nearly returned the favor when Asuka held open the ropes -- only to receive another hip attack for her troubles.James hit a hurricanrana from the apron to the outside, and Asuka responded with a vicious suplex. Asuka dominated the action once it got back into the ring, but James ultimately reversed a series of kicks into a single-leg Boston Crab and a bridge. For the first time since her Brooklyn match with Bayley, Asuka briefly looked vulnerable, as James connected with a slap and followed up with clotheslines, a flapjack and a top-rope cross-body splash to take control.A Chick Kick, one of James finishing moves, actually required Asuka to get her leg on the bottom rope during the pinfall attempt. There was a midring scuffle with another two-count for James, but Asuka would not let go of the hold she had around James neck and rolled It over for the Asuka Lock and the submission victory.It was nice to see Asuka looking human -- and it required a possible future WWE Hall-of-Famer to do it. Despite the unbeaten Asuka regaining her swagger as she left the ring, she was brought back to earth a little bit -- and that seems necessary to have in order for anyone to become a serious contender to her title.NXT championship: Samoa Joe def. Shinsuke Nakamura (c) by pinfall (20:12)For match recap and ratings, click here.? Kyler Murray Jersey . The 19-year-old Olsen played 34 games with the Kelowna Rockets of the WHL this season. In that time, hes recorded 17 goals and 17 assists with 36 penalty minutes. Hakeem Butler Jersey . Meanwhile, there were huge victories for Sunderland and West Ham over fellow relegation rivals, leaving the battle to avoid the drop up for grabs with the bottom 11 teams separated by just six points. 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EUGENE, Ore. --- As Molly Huddle made her way around the curve of Hayward Fields copper-colored track, the fans rose to their feet as the last leg of the womens 5,000 meters of the U.S. Track and Field trials turned into a sprint. Huddle, with a stride and demeanor that is both bird-like and strong, led the competition and pushed her way across the finish line first. And in doing so, Huddle, 31, became the first woman to win the 5,000 meters and the 10,000 meters in a single U.S. Olympic trials.If you had told me that [Id win both events] back in 2008, I never would have believed it, Huddle said after her race, remarkably not out of breath while several of her peers wandered the grounds around the finish line dizzy, leaning over with their hands on their thighs, at war with lactic acid and digestive uncertainty. Its pretty crazy to look back on it.It was a breakout performance, but nothing new to track fans who have been watching closely. Huddle has won bundles of national titles in cross country, road and track races, making her greatest challenge replicating that success on the international stage. Many at Hayward Field wondered: Can Americas great hope in womens distance running bring home a rare Olympic medal?Since it was added as an Olympic event for women in 1996, no American woman has made the podium in the 5,000 meters, as nearly half of the medals in the event have gone to Ethiopians. In that same time frame in the 10,000, only one American woman won a medal -- Shalane Flanagan -- who received a bronze at the 2008 Beijing Games.Huddle, though, has decided not to run the 5,000 in Rio and will compete only in the 10,000, even though she calls the shorter distance her favorite event. (Huddle became the American record holder in the 5,000, running 14:42.64 in Monaco two years ago.) It came down to scheduling and preserving her body.In addition to her ambitious double win in Eugene, Huddle has announced that after the Olympics, she will run the New York City Marathon, one of the most anticipated marathon debuts in recent memory. The training regimen for an Olympic 10,000 better fits the lead-up to a marathon, but Huddle knows even that is cutting it close, with only a couple of days to rest after Rio before she will start preparing for New York, which is scheduled for Nov. 6.I try to take it one event at a time, Huddle said of her regular scheduling conundrums.Huddle has wasted no time using her podium to champion for a fascinating, off-beat cause: the adoption of a female runner emoji. (All the sports characters look like dudes! she told Runners World magazine.) Huddle said that she submitted her proposal to Unicode (the company being emojis) and said that she heard via two tweets from its CEO that theyre working on a way to modify emoji genders for a few characters, including the runner, but she hasnt heard about a timeline or anything specific yet. In June, Huddle won a partial victory when Facebook announced it would launch a female runner option. Huddle supports a designer who sells a T-shirt and a coffee mug with her proposed design (the latter of which is paired comically with a coffee and poop emoji, echoing an agony known by many distance runners), the proceeds of which go to support youth running efforts in Rhode Island, where she trains.Emoji activism aside, some track fans also hope that Huddle can bring a fresh face to a sport that has been enshrouded in scandal. While the Russians are banned from track and field at the Olympics, in February came reports that nine Ethiopian runners were under investigation for alleged doping. Antidoping officialls in the United Kingdom are investigating reports that British athletes had used EPO while training in Kenya and there continues to be criticism that testing efforts in the East African distance running powerhouses have been lackluster to nonexistent.ddddddddddddLooking at the results of what I assume are the Ethiopian trials, its frustrating because theres not a lot of talk about that country, Huddle said. But we have to get as fit as possible and just trust that rules will be followed in August.Huddles start with the sport was an unusual one. Her high school in Elmira, N.Y., didnt have a cross country team, so she ran as a one-girl team her senior year with her father as her coach. At the University of Notre Dame, Huddle was a 10-time All-American and, upon graduating in 2006, began running as a professional. She remained competitive but got lost in the pack as she regularly landed in the top 10 but seldom on the podium. At the 2008 U.S. Olympic trials, she finished ninth in the 10,000 meters and 10th in the 5,000 meters as other big names like Flanagan and Kara Goucher beat her to the Olympic berths.She won a silver medal in the 5,000 at the 2010 USA Outdoor Track and Field Championships and that same year set an American record in the event as her performances started to break out in road races. Two years later, she finished second in the 5,000 at the 2012 U.S. Olympic Trials and in 11th at the Games in London.But it wasnt until 2013 that her breakthrough really began. At the world championships, Huddle finished sixth, the highest American female finish in that event ever. She finished fourth in 10,000 meters at the 2015 worlds, heartbreakingly close to the podium. American Emily Infeld beat Huddle for the bronze after Huddle appeared to celebrate a stride too soon.With the success has come sponsorship, chiefly from Saucony. In 2015, Huddle won the most prize money of any American, earning $151,700 -- a small kitty compared to her counterparts in other individual sports like golf or tennis, but impressive in the lower-paying world of professional track and field.Often the narrative of Olympians is one of extraordinary power and exceptionalism, that their bodies somehow can do something the rest of us can only dream of, that they were born to be on that track. But its a false one, and its not how Huddles brain is wrapping around her greatest forthcoming opponents from East Africa. Her finish in Eugene of 31 minutes, 41.62 seconds is strong, but she knows she still has work to do to shave seconds off her time if shes to contend. In March this year, she beat Kenyan star Joyce Chepkirui at the New York City Half Marathon, when she ran 1:07:41, setting an American record for a women-only race and beating out Chepkirui by a mere 0.08 seconds.It would be tempting to see Huddles performance at the trials, the New York City Half, or upcoming run at Rio as coming out of nowhere, breakthroughs in the ever-competitive sport. Shes trying to hedge expectations with low-key commentary, but given her recent performances, its not off-base to think she could shatter them as if no one had been paying attention.But the reality is: Huddle has been there all along.Having seen some of the Ethiopian and Kenyan results, Huddle said that to medal in Rio, she would need to be in shape to hit a time that would be an American record.Im going to get as fit as I can for that race, she said. But I could have a great day and finish eighth. You just never know. ' ' '