WWE NXT Live Results: BLAKE MONROE'S FIRST MATCH CONFIRMED!! SEVERAL TITLE BOUTS CONFIRMED FOR NEXT WEEK!!

"You're gonna listen to me" - The Family member lays out ultimatum for The Don of WWE Tony D'Angelo

11 days after John Cena's iconic pipebomb, released former WWE World Champion referenced AGAIN

Released WWE Superstar not interested in coming back anytime soon

WWE star picks up first ever victory just a month after debut

FULL RESULTS FOR WWE NXT FOR JULY 1, 2025.
JOE HENDRY defeats Wes Lee by pin.
MYLES BORNE defeats Lexis King by pin.
LAINEY REID defeats Thea Hail by pin.
IZZI DAME and TATUM PAXLEY defeat Sol Ruca and Zaria by pin.
INAMURA defeats Jasper Troy by pin.

GRADE FOR WWE NXT FOR JULY 1ST, 2025: B.
The action was decent for the most part, with the women's tag match and Inamura/Troy contest the highlights. The main-event segment felt a bit predictable, but it led to the announcement that both Jacy Jayne and Jordynne Grace will wrestle twice during Evolution weekend. The need to use the Vanity Project and not some other NXT stars is a strange decision.

Grace tells Jacy to shut up. She may have shocked everyone by beating Stephanie Vaquer, but she's going to do the same at Evolution. Fatal Influence attacks Grace, but it doesn't take long for Blake Monroe to come out to make the save. They clear the trio from the ring. Ava then comes out to announce that Jacy and Fallon will face Blake and Jordynne at the Great American Bash.

Grace tries to end things, but Fatal Influence comes out to interrupt her. Jacy admits that Jordynne can bench press more than her, but can't carry the division like her. She claims she's at the top of her game despite everyone thinking she's a paper champion.

Capping things off tonight is #1 Contender Jordynne Grace addressing her title shot at Evolution. She says getting to WWE was the hardest thing she's ever had to do, but she thrives under pressure. She then does a 180, asking herself if she's good enough to be here in the WWE.

As Inamura and Oba Femi stare each other down outside of the ring, Je'Von Evans emerges from the crowd and hits Troy with his jumping cutter off the ropes.

Inamura hits a few running shoulder blocks that don't drop Troy. Troy grabs him as he goes for another one, but is caught with a Black Hole Slam. Inamura kicks out. Troy goes for another short splash, but Inamura gets the knees up. The Japanese star slams Troy twice. He goes to the top for his Frog Splash AND THE SHOCKING WIN!!
RESULT: INAMURA defeats Jasper Troy by pin.

RESULT: B+.
Some good strong style exchanges. It's a bit strange that they have Jasper Troy come on like fire only to lose his third match.

Troy drops Inamura with a shoulder block, followed by three short splashes. Inamura kicks out. Troy hits a short powerslam for another two-count. Jasper hits the ring post as Inamura moves out of his path. He lands a series of chops and forearms.

Graves highlights Inamura's strength, noting that he trained extensively as a Sumo Wrestler. Inamura brushes Troy off with a shoulder block, but he responds with a sidewalk slam for a near fall. Inamura sends Jasper to the outside with a clothesline.

Troy tries to overpower Inamura, but he matches Troy by reversing into a suplex. He adds an elbow drop for two.

Time for Jasper Troy vs. Inamura for a shot at Oba Femi at the Great American Bash. Corey Graves likens Troy to Abyss from TNA. Troy hits a splash and a clothesline for a two-count.

Hank and Tank argue with the Culling. Tatum says her new friends wouldn't blindside someone, and if they're so tough, they'll put the titles on the line next week. They agree, making Ava essentially useless.

Kelly Kincaid interviews Santana and Hendry since they were on the same page tonight. She informs them that they have a tag team match next week. The Great American Bash will apparently have the contract signing for the TNA World Title match.

We get another segment from Chase University. Chase apologizes to Kale Chip Dixon. He says he has a match for Kale next week and will be ringside if it's okay. This calling Chase toxic is soft.

Backstage, we have Ava "moderating" a face-to-face with Ricky Saints and the teenage boys from Evolve. Page says he's the North American Champion and will call the shots. Page says he can have a rematch as long as he survives the Vanity Project gauntlet match. Saints agrees, and when he wins, he gets to pick the stipulation for the rematch.

Dame tags in, but Zaria breaks out of their corner to tag in Sol Ruca. Sold blasts both opponents with kicks. Zaria slams Dame before hitting the Kegstand on Izzi. Paxley breaks up the pin by hitting a move on Sol off Zaria's back. Izzi hits a Codebreaker on Zaria and looks for Paxley for a tag. She's out on the floor, but recovers to push Izzi out of the way as Zaria goes for a spear. It angers Zaria, who runs through the ropes as Tatum pulls them down. Izzi hits a Sky High on Sol for the win.
RESULT - TATUM PAXLEY and IZZI DAME defeat Sol Ruca and Zaria by pin.

GRADE: B+.
Some good chemistry and counters with both teams. Good storytelling as well, with Paxley as the unfortunate victim.

Dame hits Zaria with Uranage, followed by a somersault legdrop by Paxley for a close call.

Izzi and Tatum work on Zaria in the corner. She hits a crossbody to Zaria's mid-section, and Dame holds her arms to trap Zaria like the meat in a sandwich.

Izzi and Tatum neutralize Sol in their corner. Zaria tags in, followed by Izzi. They square off with punches until Paxley hits a blind tag. She hits a crossbody off the top for two. Sol tags in and hits Tatum with a Facebuster. She sends Izzi to the outside. Zaria holds Paxley on her shoulders so Sol can get on top and jump off onto Dame. Zaria then tosses Paxley onto Dame.

Sol tries to reason with Tatum before the bell, but Zaria comes in and tells her not to bother. Izzi and Zaria then fight for a second.

Tavion Heights wants a shot at Charlie Dempsey, and if he wins, he can leave the NQCC. Dempsey allows it, but if he loses, the conversation about leaving is over. Up next is Sol Ruca and Zaria taking on Tatum Paxley and Izzi Dame.

Lainey hits a shoulderbreaker for a two-count. Thea fights back, working on Lainey's arm. She hits a short spinning neckbreaker for two. Laliney goes for a move, but Thea wraps up her arm. Lainey goes for a pin and puts her feet on the ropes. The ref sees it and stops it. Thea goes for a pin, but Reid reverses and holds the rope while she's pinning Hail for the win.
RESULT: LAINEY REID defeats Thea Hail by pin.

GRADE: B.
Reid looked better and is much better as a heel.

Lainey mocks Thea, and Thea doesn't take it. She takes Reid down with a single-leg takedown. She lands some strikes from the mount before hitting a standing moonsault. She goes for a move in the corner, but Reid catches her. She hits a German Suplex before raining down some elbows.

Up next is Thea Hail taking on Lainey Reid.

DarkState cuts a pre-taped promo again about how everyone should be on notice and that they've turned things on its head since joining NXT.

Borne hits a few strikes and a throw. He catches a King kick attempt and hits an Olympic Slam for two. King blasts Myles with a Superkick, but Borne hits a dropkick of his own. He hits a zig-zag looking move to pick up the win.
RESULT - MYLES BORNE defeats Lexis King by pin.

GRADE: B+.
A good showing from Borne and King. King should already be on the main roster. It's a bit shocking he keeps losing and would be better suited in a faction on RAW or SmackDown.

King hits a delayed dropkick with Borne in the corner. He then locks Myles in a modified Abdominal Stretch. Borne fights back, but King pulls him down face-first into the middle buckle. He then punks Borne by faking another delayed dropkick and slapping Borne. It only fires up Borne.

King breaks out of an armlock with an upkick. He then walks on Borne's back mockingly. Borne catches him and hits a back suplex. King hits a dropkick with Borne on the top buckle. He then slaps Myles' chest before climbing up for a superplex for a near fall.

Up next is Lexis King taking on Myles Borne. The random players from the University of Florida Football team are in the front row.

Tony D questions his loyalty. Luca says he left school with one year left just to help out The Don. He also turned down several high-profile jobs just to work for Tony D'Angelo. Stacks comes out to thank Luca for helping him win the cup. Luca tells him to shut up, but D'Angelo starts to talk. Luca decks him. Stacks gets in the ring and puts his arms around Luca, but Luca decks him too. He claims his loyalty is now to himself.

Luca Crusifino is out next. He calls out The Don to "put this to bed" since they've had a series of miscommunications over the last few months. The Don comes out and takes exception to Luca calling him out. Tony D is mad that Luca cost him the Heritage Cup match last week, but he then decked him in the fight.

Who will leave Slammiversary with the title?

Backstage, we see Tatum Paxley arguing with Sol Ruca and Zaria. They say they were trying to stop her from making a mistake. Izzi Dame then walks over and says she doesn't blame Paxley for costing her a match last week. Zaria has had enough, saying that Paxley can hang with Dame if she wants, but she's done with it. Dame claims that Sol and Zaria are already a team, and that she and Tatum would make a good one.

Dupont at Igwe get on the apron to distract Hendry, but Mike Santana runs down to stop them from interfering. He drops them both. Hendry hits Lee with the Standing Ovation for the win.
RESULT: JOE HENDRY defeats Wes Lee by pin.

GRADE: B.
A decent opener built more on the story than the action, even though both guys can go.

Wes goes for a Tornado DDT, but Hendry blocks it and hits Lee with a suplex instead. Joe hits a Fallaway Slam before hyping the crowd up with some stomps and claps. He goes for the Standing Ovation, but Lee counters out of it. He hits Joe with a few strikes but gets planted with a Uranage variant. Tyson puts Lee's leg on the bottom rope to break the count, and the ref totally saw it but did nothing.

Tyson Dupont and Tyriek Igwe interfere by grabbing Hendry's foot. He gets in their face, allowing Lee to hit Hendry with a Suicide Dive. Lee hits a Phoenix Splash for a two-count.

Hendry hits Lee with a shoulder block. Williams claims Hendry won't face him like a man but instead chooses to attack him from behind like a coward. Lee sends Hendry out of the ring in front of the announce table. He follows him, but Hendry blasts him with a Lariat as Trick looks on.