Lola Vice will face Kelani Jordan at the WWE NXT “Vengeance Day” event on Feb. 4, 2024 [1].

The match serves as a pivotal moment in a growing rivalry that tests the physical limits of the performers. This confrontation follows a targeted attack that has shifted the momentum of the women's division in the NXT Underground arena.

The conflict escalated one week ago [1] when Jordan defeated Vice. During that encounter, Jordan targeted Vice's injured hand and forced her to submit using an arm-lock [1]. The victory established Jordan as a dominant force, while leaving Vice seeking retribution for the strategic assault.

Vice has made her intentions clear regarding the upcoming rematch. "I’m going to make sure Kelani pays for what she did to my hand," Vice said [1].

While the primary conflict centers on Vice and Jordan, other performers are becoming entangled in the dispute. A WWE YouTube video indicated that Kendal Grey is also involved in the heated situation [2]. This suggests the rivalry may expand beyond a one-on-one grudge match as the event approaches.

WWE officials are positioning the match as a highlight for the broadcast from the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida. The production intends to lean into the gritty atmosphere of the Underground setting to emphasize the personal nature of the feud.

"We’re bringing the Underground back with a fresh rivalry that will keep fans on the edge of their seats," a WWE NXT producer said [2].

The Feb. 4, 2024 [1] date marks the culmination of this specific chapter of the rivalry, though the inclusion of Grey suggests the storyline may continue to evolve after Vengeance Day.

“"I’m going to make sure Kelani pays for what she did to my hand,"”

The transition of this rivalry into the 'Underground' setting indicates a shift toward a more aggressive, character-driven narrative. By focusing on a specific physical vulnerability—the injured hand—WWE is utilizing a classic wrestling trope to build sympathy for Vice and heat for Jordan, while the potential involvement of Kendal Grey suggests the company is preparing to transition this into a multi-person feud to maximize the division's visibility.