WWE NXT Live Results: The Undertaker drops Trick Williams with a chokeslam! Santino Marella confronts North American Champion Ethan Page!

Vic Joseph pays heartfelt tribute to Ozzy Osbourne in WWE NXT cold open; Booker T botches immediately after

Entrance ramp collapses after WWE star driven through; Possible injury

WWE unveils new championship; previous title thrown out by top star

"I can flip that switch real quick" - The Undertaker teases WWE in-ring return; attacks current champion

FULL RESULTS FOR WWE NXT FOR JULY 22, 2025.
THE CULLING (SHAWN SPEARS, NIKO VANCE, IZZI DAME, AND TATUM PAXLEY) defeat Sol Ruca, Zaria, Hank Walker, and Tank Ledger by pin.
JASPER TROY defeats Ricky Saints by countout.
BLAKE MONROE defeats Wren Sinclair by pin.
OBA FEMI defeats Josh Briggs and Inamura by pin.

This move is indicative of the NXT Men's Division - not much in terms of viable challengers.

GRADE FOR WWE NXT FOR JULY 22, 2025: B.
The lack of good matches was felt tonight. Monroe's squash wasn't anything special, and the Saints/Troy match had a weird botch, whether planned or not. The main event could have been better had it been given more time to prepare. The Taker/Trick and Page/Santino took up more time than necessary.

Briggs yells at Inamura outside as Femi celebrates in the ring. Backstage, Taker tells Je'Von Evans to continue going after the biggest dog in the yard.

Briggs and Inamura duke it out with Femi out of the ring. He drops Inamura with a big Lariat, but Femi re-enters the ring to hit the Fall from Grace on Briggs to retain.
RESULT: OBA FEMI defeats Josh Briggs and Inamura by pin.

GRADE: B+.
It started off slowly and was greatly hindered by a time crunch. The latter five minutes worked much better to showcase all three men. It could have been much better with more time.

Femi leapfrogs Inamura as he rushes at him for a shoulder block. He hits Briggs. Inamura blocks a powerbomb and hits a headbutt. He adds a powerbomb variant but lands near the ropes. Briggs pulls the ref out of the ring. Inamura is mad, so he knocks Briggs down. He chokeslams Femi before hitting a Frog Splash. Briggs breaks the pin with a moonsault, but gets a near fall.

Inamura and Briggs set Femi up for a Doomsday Device-type move, but he pulls Briggs off the top by grabbing his head. Inamura goes for pins on both men, and Briggs takes exception. Oba pushes Briggs into Inamura, but Briggs lands a big boot and Lariat. He adds a chokeslam for two.

Bully Ray's appearance completes the set of LFG coaches showing up on NXT tonight!

Femi sends Briggs out of the ring before suplexing Inamura. Briggs returns and hits a short splash for two. The tag partners team up on the champ. Briggs stops the count by stepping onto the ref's hand. Femi doesn't stay down long, hitting both opponents with a chokeslam.

It's main event time as Josh Briggs and Inamura challenge Oba Femi for the NXT title. With less than 10 minutes left, it won't last long.

Santino wants a piece of the North American Championship!

They then air social media video of Roman Reigns for some reason on NXT. He basically makes the match for SummerSlam. Surprised they didn't give him fireworks for that post.

Inamura asks Je'Von Evans for advice. Bully Ray then tries to mediate stuff between the No Quarter Catch Crew. They run back the "if Tavion wins another showdown, he can leave" trope. Myles Borne and Lexis King then mix words.

He says he lives in Canada, and they don't think and act like Page. Santino says he was talking with Ava, but had one thing right - someone should hold the title with class and dignity. He says he'll see Page next week. All Ego says they can do it now, but runs when Santino brandishes the Cobra.

Page is getting a lot of heat from the crowd, and they keep muting the volume. He starts to sing the Canadian National Anthem, until Santino Marella comes out!!!

He recounts how his parents emigrated to Canada from the former Yugoslavia. Page then says the North American title will no longer represent the continent of North America. All Ego tosses the belt out of the ring before revealing a new title belt with a Canadian flag theme. If anyone wants to be a North American Champion, it will be with the excellence of a Canadian.

North American Champion Ethan Page is in the ring for his "celebration" for being champ for over 50 days. He wants to bring more dignity and class to the title than the 17 other stars who have previously held it.

And . . . Taker keeps getting his wife spots on shows . . .

Monroe grabs a mic but can't say much as Jordynne Grace emerges from the crowd, fighting off security guards. She gets her hands on Blake, but ends up on the ground after a DDT on top of a chair.

Wren lands some chops to Blake's chest. She goes for a Butterfly Suplex, but Blake blocks it. She headbutts Wren before hitting a DDT for the win.
RESULT: BLAKE MONROE defeats Wren Sinclair by pin.

GRADE: C+.
A quick squash match. Monroe showed off a few moves, but nothing much to make a huge impact.

Blake controls the action early on. Wren takes Blake down and gets a few near falls. She hits a dropkick off the top and a Sling Blade for two.

Fatal Influence regroups backstage. They don't know who will take care of whom. Michelle McCool randomly shows up to suggest Jazmyn take on Jaida and Fallon battle Lash. Jacy agrees strangely but mocks Nyx. Weird. Up next is Blake Monroe's singles debut.

The Deadman says Trick is too soft himself to step to an OG, but if he wants to dance with the devil, he'll flip the switch real quick. Trick tries to cheap-shot him, but gets dropped with a chokeslam.

Taker adds that you can have the whole package, but with your attitude, it's only a matter of "when" he loses that title because his attitude will be his downfall. Trick cuts Taker off when he says he tries to teach his LFG team to be respectful. Trick then says no one in WWE is a superstar like him.

Taker tries to talk, but the crowd won't shut up. He says Trick is "a dead man walking." He adds that Trick has it all, except for one thing - respect. Trick isn't the same guy he was when he was NXT Champion. That guy "scratched and clawed his way to the top and was hungry."

Now parts of the entrance ramp are falling apart!

The Undertaker comes out to hopefully shut Trick up.

Trick thinks coaching on LFG made the Undertaker soft, and says he's the only man with big enough cajones to call him out. Says the guy who was scared in a haunted house a few years ago.

Up next is Cowboy Trick, because when they're in Texas, some people think they need to wear Cowboy hats. Trick says he isn't bragging when he says he's carrying two brands. He says since he beat Santana and Joe Hendry at Slammiversary, he's the greatest TNA Champ of all time.

What follows next is a tribute to the late Ozzy Osbourne, who passed away earlier today.

Trick Williams talks to High Ryze before speaking with the Undertaker.

Troy blocks a Tornado DDT. Saints pivots to a crossbody off the top before eventually hitting the Tornado DDT for a two count. Both men fall over the top rope to the outside. The ref checks on both men, but Troy walks the ref up the ramp. Saints gives chase, but something happens off-screen. Part of the entrance ramp fell apart, and Troy implores the ref to count him out. He doesn't, so Troy hits a Senton on him. The ref starts counting to 10 fast, and Troy makes it to the ring to get the win.
RESULT: JASPER TROY defeats Ricky Saints by countout.

GRADE: C+.
Nothing special, but a weird moment that wasn't caught on camera, which hurt the flow. It just looked like Troy was yelling at the ref since we didn't see what happened to Saints.

Troy traps Saints in a Bear Hug off the commercial break. Saints bites Troy's face to get out of the hold, and the commentators justify it as "a desperate man doing something to survive."

Troy barks at Saints before the bell. He misses a short splash as Saints' moves. He counters with a running powerslam. Jasper dumps Saints over the top rope to the bottom.

The No Quarter Catch Crew is backstage hyping up Wren Sinclair for her match with Blake Monroe. Myles Borne shows up to support her, with Lexis King in the background, to see what it's like to be deaf. I think he's walking a thousand miles in another person's shoes. Up next is Mad Chain Man Jasper Troy taking on Ricky Saints.

Backstage, we see Je'Von Evans taking notes in his book. Ricky Saints walks over and congratulates him for beating Troy at Great American Bash. They both tell each other not to overthink things.

Jacy tells Fallon and Nyx to go get Lash and Jaida, but they refuse. Jacy walks away but then rushes them. The loudmouths send Fatal Influence from the ring.

If you didn't know, NXT is in Texas, so stars think they need to wear Cowboy hats. Lash Legend interrupts, looking for another title opportunity. She claims everyone was talking about her after Evolution. Jaida Parker is out next to say the same thing. Didn't they have this segment a few weeks ago??

The crowd chants "Jacy Two Belts" and "Jacy Sucks" in a duel. She says he runs two divisions, and that she did all of this with "no help." Fallon and Jazmyn both justifiably give dirty looks after that comment.

Up next is NXT Women's and Knockouts Champion Jacy Jayne and Fatal Influence.

We then see Ava and security stopping Jordynne Grace from entering the building after putting her hands on "GMs" last week. What a double standard. Randy Orton RKOs Pearce and Aldis and simply gets fined.