WWE NXT Live Results: JOE HENDRY attacks World Champion! Champions laid out backstage! JORDYNNE GRACE earns a shot at JACY JAYNE after exciting main event!

Follow along with Sportskeeda for live coverage of WWE NXT at 8 pm EST. Jordynne Grace, Jaida Parker, Lash Legend, and Izzi Dame square off for a shot at Jacy Jayne's NXT Women's title at Evolution. Trick Williams defends the TNA World Championship against Josh Briggs. What's next for the Heritage Cup after Noam Dar's injury? How will Blake Monroe respond after going through a table last week? How will things play out in the D'Angelo Family? All this and more on this week's episode of NXT!

FULL RESULTS FOR WWE NXT FOR JUNE 24, 2025.
TRICK WILLIAMS defeats Josh Briggs by pin.
JE'VON EVANS defeats Tavion Heights by pin.
RICKY SAINTS defeats Ashante Adonis by pin.
STACKS LORENZO defeats Tony D'Angelo 2 Falls to 1 Fall.
JORDYNNE GRACE defeats Lash Legend, Jaida Parker, and Izzi Dame by pin.

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GRADE FOR WWE NXT FOR JUNE 24, 2025: B+.
The main event was the best match, showcasing why NXT has one of the best women's divisions in wrestling. Any of the four women could have won. The other matches were mostly forgettable, but did move along storylines.
The Chase U segment was weird and misplaced between the entrances of the main-eventers. Saints and Page are headed to a Loser Leaves NXT match.

Jordynne Grace moves on to face Jacy Jayne at Evolution!

Grace gets a few near-falls before singling out Parker. She misses out on her Vader Bomb. Jaida knocks her from the ring with a hip check. Izzi and Lash then work on Jaida. Lash sends Izzi out of the ring. She hits a variant of a Gory Bomb to drop Jaida, but Grace breaks up the pin with a stomp over the ropes.

She pushes Lash out of the ring. Grace hits a Blue Thunder Bomb-esque type move on Parker to pick up the hard-fought win.
RESULT: JORDYNNE GRACE defeats Lash Legend, Jaida Parker, and Izzi Dame by pin.

GRADE: A.
Easily the best match of the night. All four women had several moments to stand out. Izzi Dame continues to improve, while Lash and Jaida make their cases for potential promotion.

Jaida and Izzi trade forearms before they set things up for the Tower of Doom with Grace on the bottom after a Sunset Flip to reverse her position. Everyone is left on the mat, and even Fatal Influence is shocked as they watch on from the arena pulpit.

Lash has Dame set up for her sit-down move in the corner. She lands it and hits it on Grace as well. Jaida hits a Samoan Drop on Lash. Dame hits a Side Effect variant on Grace, but Lash busts up the pin. Legend catches Jaida and bashes Dame with Jaida.

Jaida hits a Backstabber on Lash, leaving Grace on the top buckle. Lash hoists Jaida onto her shoulders, and Grace hits her with a crossbody off the top. The landing sets Parker up for a pin attempt, which Izzi breaks up.

Jaida barks at Tatum Paxley, and Izzi hits a move on her. As she looks on, Sol Ruca and Zaria come out and carry Paxley to the back.

Grace and Parker fight in the ring after Lash takes herself out by running into the ringpost. Grace hits a Fisherman's Suplex with a bridge, but Izzi breaks up the pin. She hits a back bodydrop and a Flapjack, but Lash breaks up the pin.

Jaider re-enters the match with a crossbody on Lash. She hits Grace with a front-facing suplex, but Lash pulls her out of the ring to slam her into the announce table. Grace hits a Suicide Dive, but Izzi chokeslams her onto the ring apron. Jaida kicks Izzi.

Jordynne and Izzi fight on the outside. Lash and Jaida do so in the ring. Lash and Jordynne then square off, with Lash hitting a spinning backbreaker on her knee. She hits Jaida with a suplex. Lash and Izzi go at it. Lash slaps Izzi's chest, and Izzi returns fire. Lash hits her with a clothesline before throwing her from the ring.

With half the main event participants in the ring, we get a pre-taped Chase U segment. Kale Dixon is there but not happy. He tells Kale and Uriah that he stands by what he said last week, that they need to toughen up. The rest of the class applauds Mr. Chase. Connors got his feelings hurt, calling it a "toxic environment." He should go on social media then, since that's what most of his contemporaries do.

Sarah Schreiber interviews Joe Hendry following his attack on Trick earlier in the night. He says he'll finally get his title back at Slammiversary, and that next week, he'll remind Wes Lee that he cut his teeth in TNA before moving to NXT.

Backstage, Thea Hail is losing it because Jaida Parker tapped out last week, but the ref didn't see it. The LFG stars are listening to her. Lainey Reid walks over to say she isn't the grown woman she thinks she is. Lash interrupts to say they should figure it out in the ring. That's not as important as her winning the main event tonight, though.

Ava then criticizes Ethan Page for attacking Ricky Saints. She claims they are both problems and will meet her in her office next week. We then hear noise as if someone is getting attacked, and, lo and behold, Hank and Tank are on the pavement.

Luca Crusifino comes out to Tony D's corner after Round 4. Stacks locks in a knee submission to further punish The Don. He hits a suplex and a Spinebuster before hip-tossing Stacks out of the ring and onto his goons. The goons attempt to attack D'Angelo while the referee is distracted. Luca runs over to stop one from bashing him with the metal corner bucket, but he plays tug-of-war with it. He ends up pulling it away from the goon while also accidentally hitting the Don with it at the same time. Stacks suplexes the Don into the ring and hits a Shining Wizard for the win.
RESULT: STACKS LORENZO defeats Tony D'Angelo 2 Rounds to 1 Round.

GRADE: B+.
Half of the rounds were too fast or happened during the commercials. The ongoing angle with Luca and his trustworthiness was the more compelling part of the story, and that aspect was handled well. Luca trying to help D'Angelo up, only for him to deck him, elevates the tension.

Stacks hits The Don with a cheap shot after the bell. He quickly works on D'Angelo's injured knee to pull an inside cradle for a fall.
Tony D 1, Stacks 1 after 4 Rounds.

The majority of Round 3 takes place during the commercials. Stacks hits a move in the final five seconds, but can't get the three count.
Tony D 1, Stacks 0 after 3 Rounds.

Tony D hits a few punches and a spear off the ropes to pick up the first fall within the first 20 seconds of Round 2.
Tony D 1, Stacks 0 after two rounds.

The two men trade punches on the mat for the final 10 seconds. Scoreless after 1 Round. They refuse to let go of each other after the bell. Stacks' goons get in the ring to get in The Don's face.

Stacks and Tony D battle for the Heritage Cup, but they don't have corner people. Stacks has three goons in his corner. D'Angleo blasts his former confidante early on, but Stacks returns the favor. Tony D hits a belly-to-belly suplex. Stacks recovers and goes for a move, but gets blasted with a running knee.

Wes Lee talks with Trick Williams about how Lee will face Joe Hendry next week. Williams wants them to dispose of the popular former champion so he is an easy target at Slammiversary.

We go backstage with Tatum Paxley. Izzi Dame hands her a Barbie doll of herself. She asks Tatum to be in her corner for tonight's main event. Sol Ruca and Zaria walk over and don't buy Izzi's gestures. Paxley walks over to the Culling, who introduce themselves to her.

Inamura says he came back because he loves NXT and the culture and wants to pay the fans back by winning the NXT Title. Femi and the title are "bigger," and that's what he wants.

Oba says Inamura may smile a lot, but he knows there's more of a warrior behind that smile. They face off, and Inamura leaves. As he walks away, Jasper Troy takes him out. He stares Femi down again.

Femi says he's put down every challenger since winning the title in January. He gets restless when he is idle, so he calls someone to come out and face him. Inamura "answers" the challenge.

NXT Champion Oba Femi is out next. Who will be in his sights??

All Ego rubs salt in Ricky Saints' face!

DarkState cuts their usual promo after thinking people forgot about them. They claim to be making moves in the dark and that no one is safe.

Ricky stands in the ring until Ethan Page appears on the big screen. He starts to talk, but a glitch stops the video. It's all a ruse as Page attacks Saints from behind. He hits Roshambo on Saints before relishing in his work.

Saints fights back, hitting a Tornado DDT for a two-count. He runs the ropes a few times before hitting a spear and Rochambeau for the win.
RESULT: RICKY SAINTS defeats Ashante Adonis by pin.

GRADE: B.
The commercials slightly disrupted the flow. Both men hit a few signature moves, but the right guy won.

Ashante is in control after the commercial break. He hits a series of moves, including an Attitude Adjustment for two.

Did anyone get the number on that flight???

Adonis tosses his jacket at Saints before the bell rings. It doesn't do much as Saints controls the action, hitting his rope walk homage to the Undertaker as well as a clothesline that sends Adonis out of the ring.

Trick needs eyes on the back of his head!!

Up next is Ricky Saints tangling with Ashante Adonis.

Due to an injury, Noam Dar had to vacate the Heritage Cup. Stacks will now face Tony D'Angelo to determine the new champion. Will Luca Crusifino finally pick a side??

Jasper Troy blindsides Je'Von Evans after the match with a Black Hole Slam. The two had a brief backstage confrontation last week, during which Troy refused to listen to Evans' advice.

Evans almost rolls Heights up right off the bell. Tavion returns the favor with a near fall. Heights blasts Evans with a loud Lariat, but the Bouncy One kicks out. Tavion hits a German Suplex for two. Evans hits a Superkick and a high-flying Corkscrew Plancha to pick up the win.
RESULT: JE'VON EVANS defeats Tavion Heights by pin.

GRADE: B+.
These two should have more matches. It's a nice blend of technical wrestling and high-flying moves. They had good chemistry that should be explored.

Up next is Je'Von Evans taking on Tavion Heights. If Heights wins, he can leave the No Quarter Catch Crew. Charlie Dempsey was apparently rough during training as Heights sports a protective mask on his face.

Joe Hendry hits the ring to blindside Trick after he cuts a promo calling himself the greatest TNA Champ ever. Backstage, Myles Borne is talking to some current players for the Florida Gators' football team. He thinks it's their years. Lexis King walks over and stirs things up with Borne. Borne says King is just like his father.

Briggs misses a moonsault, allowing Trick to hit the Trick Shot knee for the win.
RESULT: TRICK WILLIAMS defeats Josh Briggs by pin.

GRADE: B.
A good back-and-forth was hurt by the fact that the fans were cheering mostly for the heel champion. Briggs needs to do more work to get the fans to boo him, otherwise he should turn face.

Williams and Briggs exchange some moves. The champ blasts Briggs with punches as he gets up from his knees. He swings one time too many, and Briggs almost chokeslams him. After a few counters, Briggs hits the chokeslam, but Williams grabs the rope to break the count.

The fans cheer for the heel Trick over Briggs. Trick hits a few clotheslines, but Briggs shrugs them off. The champ hits a dropkick to send the challenger to the outside. Trick and Inamura get in each other's faces. Trick turns around but tries to slug Inamura. He catches the punch and redirects Williams into a Briggs kick.

Trick Williams defends the TNA World Title against Josh Briggs to kick off tonight's show. Briggs has a plastic skull on his shoulders like he's one of the Road Warriors.

Lash Legend, Izzi Dame, Jaida Parker, and Jordynne Grace all cut pre-taped promos ahead of their Fatal Four-way tonight. Who will punch their ticket to Evolution to face Jacy Jayne??