It's time for another episode of 205 Live! WWE 205 Live recap for March 26, 2021 and it's in the Capitol Wrestling Center! Who will do battle in the cruiserweight division? Tune in for all the details. Hit F5 to refresh the live recap.

Vic Joseph and Nigel McGuinness are back to commentate on another episode of the cruiserweights.

* August Grey vs. Mansoor

The match starts with some chain wrestling with Grey getting the better offense with a side headlock. Mansoor traps his arms in a pin for a near-fall, does a double of armdrags, but Grey catches him in a chinlock. Mansoor does a nice spin around into a moonsault and he starts getting in offensive maneuvers, but Grey hits a flipping back suplex and puts him in a cravate. Mansoor comes back with a clothesline for a near-fall, hits a snap suplex, and now this match is starting to get rough. Mansoor delivers another snap suplex for a 2-count, hits a stiff clothesline, and puts him in a chinbar. Both men go back and forth until Grey hits a suicide dive. Back in the ring, Grey hits a diving crossbody, neckbreaker, kips up, avoids a moonsault, and rolls him up for 2. Both men trade rollups and near-falls, and Mansoor hits a release German suplex. Mansoor blocks a tornado DDT, goes for a springboard but Grey hits a Russian legsweep off the middle ropes, and gets a near-fall. Mansoor plants him with a scoop flapjack, covers for 2, goes up top, Grey avoids the diving moonsault, superkicks him, hits a spinning bomb for 2.9, hits the So Much Prettier, and Mansoor falls out the ring! The referee starts his count, Mansoor is not moving, Grey rolls out the ring at the count of 9, declares he doesn't want to win that way, brings Mansoor back into the ring, and Mansoor continues his winning streak with an inside cradle for 3! WINNER: Mansoor.

August Grey had that match won, albeit via countout, but he wanted to pin Mansoor and that cost him the match. Mansoor sticks his hand out for a handshake, Grey begrudgingly shakes it aggressively, and walks off in frustration.

Two days ago on NXT, Santos Escobar called himself the best cruiserweight in all of NXT, then issued an open challenge, and defeated Tyler Breeze.

* Ariya Daivari & Tony Nese vs. Bolly-Rise

Representing Bolly-Rise, it will be Sunil Singh and Chase Parker teaming up for the match. Apparently, if Bolly-Rise do not get the victory then the two teams will go their separate ways. Singh is taking a beating at the beginning of this match, but he finally gets in some offense. Parker continues the momentum, and he starts working will with Singh. Nese finally gets a knock-down once Daivari gets in a cheap shot behind the ref's back. Matt Martel and Samir Singh are complain at ringside, and Bolly-Rise is truly acting as a unit. Daivari launches Sunil into the corner hard for a near-fall, and Nese puts him in a chinlock. Sunil breaks free, Nese prevents him tagging out, Daivari tags in and puts him in a sleeper hold. Sunil slings him off, hits a spinning heel kick, and finally makes the hot tag.

Parker tags in, clotheslines Nese, trips up Daivari, hits a slingshot elbow drop to Daivari's back, hits a Goly Bomb, Sunil hits the diving elbow drop, and Daivari breaks the count. Nese takes control after draping his neck on the ropes, connects with the springbaord moonsault, Daivari hits the Persian Splash, and now Parker breaks the count! Samir is up to no good outside the ring. Nese wipes out Parker, Martel distracts referee Aja Smith, Samir slides in brass knuckles, Daivari picks it up, the referee catches him, Daivari complains it wasn't from him, Sunil rolls him up in a schoolboy pin and gets the victory! WINNERS: Bolly-Rise!

That's considered an upset! I guess this means Bolly-Rise are still together. That's all for 205 Live!