WWE NXT Results
NXT or Tuesday Night NXT is a developmental brand or the third brand of the WWE. Like Monday Night RAW and Friday Night SmackDown, it has a roster of wrestlers dedicated to the brand. It was first introduced on February 23, 2010, and since then has changed many times to get its current format. It airs every Tuesday on the USA Network at 8 PM ET. It lasts 120 minutes (Two hours) including commercials. It also has a supplementary television show by the name of NXT Level Up, which spans about sixty minutes. Superstars on the NXT roster make appearances on NXT Level Up.
WWE NXT Results - April 9, 2024
| No. | Results | Stipulations |
| 1 | Izzi Dame & Kiana James defeat Fallon Henley & Kelani Jordan (6:58) | Tag Team Match |
| 2 | Je'Von Evans defeats SCRYPTS (5:31) | Singles Match |
| 3 | Roxanne Perez (c) defeats Natalya (11:27) | NXT Women's Championship Match |
| 4 | The Family (Channing Lorenzo & Luca Crusifino) defeat No Quarter Catch Crew (Damon Kemp & Myles Borne) (4:01) | Tag Team Match |
| 5 | Jaida Parker defeats Brinley Reece | Singles Match |
| 6 | Axiom & Nathan Frazer defeat The Wolfdogs (Baron Corbin & Bron Breakker) (c) (11:35) | NXT Tag Team Championship Match |
WWE NXT History
WWE had three programs in 2010 named RAW, SmackDown, and ECW. It also had a developmental territory named Florida Championship Wrestling (FCW). In February 2010, it shut down ECW and announced to replace it with a new program. NXT took its place on SyFy as a game competition featuring superstars from WWE and FCW. It went under a major overhaul in 2012, when WWE shut down FCW and made NXT its developmental territory.
Since then, WWE NXT has been the developmental roster for WWE and has also acted as its third brand. It also started its own chain of pro-wrestling events by the name of TakeOver. The show ran as its 2012 version up until 2019 when it was promoted as the third brand and even took part in that year’s Survivor Series. Since then, the show has aired on USA Network. NXT has mostly been operated by Triple H since its inception. However, he went away from work in 2021 due to medical issues and at that time, the show was changed from NXT to NXT 2.0 and was again made into a developmental brand.
Upon Triple H’s return, NXT also returned to its previous form and dropped 2.0 from its name. NXT currently airs on USA Network and reportedly its deal with NBC Universal is set to expire very soon.
Wednesday Night Wars against Dynamite
The Wednesday Night Wars was a former rating war between WWE NXT and AEW Dynamite that both once took place on Wednesday Nights. The rating war lasted from October 2, 2019, the day the first episode of AEW Dynamite took place to April 7, 2021, the day after which NXT moved to Tuesday Nights.
While it is generally accepted that Dynamite won this war, it is worth mentioning that NXT has been WWE’s third programming in contrast to Dynamite being AEW’s premium show. Nonetheless, this has become the foundation of AEW’s success as it has truly stood out as a promotion that can rival the popularity of WWE. Wednesday Night Wars was the first direct competition between two big wrestling promotions after 2010 when TNA Impact and WWE Monday Night Wars both took place on Mondays. Furthermore, this is considered the only war since Wednesday Night Wars where WWE faced defeats as well.
WWE NXT Champions
The list of current champions in NXT is:
| Title | Current champion | Reign | Date won | Location | Notes |
| NXT Championship | Ilja Dragunov | 1 | 30-Sep-23 | Bakersfield, California | Defeated Carmelo Hayes at No Mercy. |
| NXT Women's Championship | Lyra Valkyria | 1 | 24-Oct-23 | Orlando, Florida | Defeated Becky Lynch at NXT: Halloween Havoc Night 1. |
| NXT North American Championship | Oba Femi | 1 | 9-Jan-24 | Bridgeport, Connecticut | Defeated Dragon Lee on NXT |
| NXT Heritage Cup | Noam Dar | 3 | 22-Aug-23 | Orlando, Florida | Defeated Nathan Frazer by 2–1 at NXT: Heatwave. |
| NXT Tag Team Championship | Nathan Frazer and Axiom | 1 | 9-Apr-24 | Orlando, Florida | Defeated Bron Breakker and Baron Corbin at NXT |
To read the list of champions on other WWE brands, click here.
WWE NXT Roster
WWE NXT has a dedicated roster like RAW and SmackDown. It is safe to say that it follows the brand extension more strictly than either of the other two brands because RAW and SmackDown act as the main roster and usually trade stars with each other.
On the other hand, NXT operates separately with its own roster even if there is no brand extension in force.
Male Superstars in NXT
| Ring name | Real name |
| Andre Chase | Chance Barrow |
| Angel Garza | Humberto Garza Solano |
| Axiom | Carlos Ruiz |
| Baron Corbin | Thomas Pestock |
| Boa | Yanbo Wang |
| Bron Breakker | Bronson Rechsteiner |
| Bronco Nima | Edwin Grande |
| Brooks Jensen | Benjamin Buchanan |
| Carmelo Hayes | Christian Brigham |
| Channing "Stacks" Lorenzo | Mitchell Lavalley |
| Charlie Dempsey | Bailey Matthews |
| Damon Kemp | Robert Steveson |
| Dante Chen | Sean Hao |
| Dijak | Christopher Dijak |
| Drew Gulak | Drew Gulak |
| Duke Hudson | Brendan Vink |
| Eddy Thorpe | Karl Fredericks |
| Edris Enofé | Inyene Umoh |
| Gable Steveson | Gable Steveson |
| Guru Raaj | Laxmi Rajpoot |
| Hank Walker | Joseph Sculthorpe |
| Humberto Carrillo | Humberto Garza Carrillo |
| Ilja Dragunov | Ilya Rukober |
| Javier Bernal | Randall Beidelschies |
| Joe Coffey | Joseph Coffey |
| Joe Gacy | Joseph Ruby |
| Josh Briggs | Joshua Bruns |
| Lexis King | Brian Pillman Jr. |
| Luca Crusifino | Roman Macek |
| Lucien Price | Nnamdi Oguayo |
| Malik Blade | Joshua Dawkins |
| Mark Coffey | Mark Coffey |
| Myles Borne | David Bostian |
| Nathan Frazer | Benjamin Timms |
| Noam Dar | Noam Dar |
| Oba Femi | Isaac Odugbesan |
| Oro Mensah | Oliver Sauter |
| Scrypts | Sidney Bateman |
| Tank Ledger | Joe Spivak |
| Tony D'Angelo | Joseph Ariola |
| Trick Williams | Matrick Belton |
| Tyler Bate | Tyler Bate |
| Wes Lee | Deveon Aikens |
| Wolfgang | Barry Young |
Female Superstars in NXT
| Ring name | Real name |
| Amari Miller | Camron Clay |
| Arianna Grace | Bianca Carelli |
| Ava | Simone Johnson |
| Blair Davenport | Beatrice Priestley |
| Cora Jade | Brianna Coda |
| Dani Palmer | Alexis Amrhein |
| Elektra Lopez | Karissa Rivera |
| Fallon Henley | Theresa Schuessler |
| Gigi Dolin | Priscilla Kelly |
| Jacy Jayne | Taylor Grado |
| Jakara Jackson | Jamara Garrett |
| Kelani Jordan | Lea Mitchell |
| Kiana James | Kayla Kingensmith |
| Lash Legend | Anriel Howard |
| Lola Vice | Valerie Loureda |
| Lyra Valkyria | Aoife Cusack |
| Meiko Satomura | Meiko Satomura |
| Nikkita Lyons | Faith Jefferies |
| Roxanne Perez | Carla Gonzalez |
| Sol Ruca | Calyx Hampton |
| Stevie Turner | Lucy Bridge |
| Tatum Paxley | Natalie Holland |
| Thea Hail | Madison Knisley |
| Tiffany Stratton | Jessica Woynilko |
| Valentina Feroz | Rita Reis |
| Wendy Choo | Karen Yu |
Click here to learn about the current roster on other WWE brands.
FAQs
How long is WWE NXT?
Each episode of NXT is 120 minutes (2 hour) long including the commericals.
Each episode of NXT is 120 minutes (2 hour) long including the commericals.
When was the first NXT episode held?
NXT made its television debut on February 23, 2010.
NXT made its television debut on February 23, 2010.
Who is the current NXT Champion?
Ilja Dragunov is the current NXT Champion in his first reign.
Ilja Dragunov is the current NXT Champion in his first reign.
What channel is NXT on?
NXT airs every Tuesday on the USA Network.
NXT airs every Tuesday on the USA Network.
