WWE (NXT) Vengeance Day 2/15/2025 (Results)

WWE NXT VENGEANCE DAY QUICK RESULTS

  • NXT Women’s ChampionshipGiulia (c) def. Bayley, Roxanne Perez, and Cora Jade
  • NXT ChampionshipOba Femi (c) def Austin Theory and Grayson Waller
  • Singles MatchEthan Page def. Je’Von Evans
  • Strap MatchEddy Thorpe def. Trick Williams
  • NXT Tag Team ChampionshipFraxiom (c) def. Josh Briggs and Yoshiki Inamura
  • NXT Women’s North American ChampionshipStephanie Vaquer def. Fallon Henley (c)

NXT Vengeance Day delivered a night of thrilling action, title changes, and unexpected chaos, leaving fans buzzing about what’s next for the black and gold brand. Here’s a full breakdown of the night’s biggest moments, including a historic title win, a brutal strap match, and a TNA crossover tease that could shake things up in NXT.


Stephanie Vaquer Captures NXT Women’s North American Championship

In one of the most exciting matches of the night, Fallon Henley defended her NXT Women’s North American Championship against Stephanie Vaquer in a hard-hitting encounter. The early moments saw Vaquer use her technical prowess to keep Henley grounded, locking in an STF and a figure-four headscissors. However, Henley turned the tide with a vicious right hand and underhanded tactics, thanks to interference from Jazmyn Nyx and Jacy Jayne at ringside.

Vaquer fought back with an explosive sequence, hitting a springboard crossbody and a Tiger Feint Kick, before spiking Henley’s head into the mat repeatedly. Despite Jayne’s attempts to interfere, Vaquer refused to stay down, eventually leveling Henley with a brutal Angel’s Wings on the apron followed by a diving splash to the floor.

With Henley reeling, Vaquer sealed the victory with a spectacular Spiral Tap, becoming the new NXT Women’s North American Champion.


Fraxiom Retains NXT Tag Team Championship – But a New Threat Emerges

Fraxiom (Axiom & Nathan Frazer) put their NXT Tag Team Titles on the line against the powerhouse team of Josh Briggs & Yoshiki Inamura in a high-energy clash. Frazer and Axiom used their speed and precision to control the early minutes, but Inamura’s brute strength soon shifted the momentum.

As both teams battled back and forth, the match reached a fever pitch when Briggs delivered a devastating avalanche chokeslam, sending Frazer crashing into Axiom. The champions barely held on, eventually countering Inamura’s offense and hitting a missile dropkick-assisted reverse STO to retain their titles.

However, the celebration was short-lived. The mysterious masked faction that has been disrupting NXT events struck again, ambushing both teams and leaving them laid out. Dion Lennox was singled out by commentary, suggesting he may be involved with the group.


Eddy Thorpe Defeats Trick Williams in a Brutal Strap Match

The Eddy Thorpe vs. Trick Williams strap match didn’t follow the traditional “touch all four corners” rule but instead allowed the strap to be used as a legal weapon. Williams jumped Thorpe before the match officially started, and the two brawled all around the ringside area, whipping each other against the barricade.

Inside the ring, Williams nearly put Thorpe away with a Trick Shot, but the impact sent Eddy rolling out of the ring, saving him from being pinned. Thorpe capitalized on a momentary opening, delivering a low blow with the strap before finishing Williams with a brutal knee strike for the victory.


“All Ego” Ethan Page Stuns Je’Von Evans

In his first major NXT match, Ethan Page squared off against rising star Je’Von Evans, and the two went all out. Evans started hot, launching himself over the announce desk with a torpedo dive and punishing Page with stiff strikes. However, “All Ego” turned the tide by targeting Evans’ leg, locking in an Achilles lock and an ankle lock to slow him down.

Despite absorbing an avalanche Ego’s Edge, Evans refused to stay down, mounting a comeback. However, Page delivered a stiff punch that sent Evans’ mouthpiece flying before planting him with Twisted Grin to secure the win. Post-match, Evans was seen bleeding from the mouth as medical personnel checked on him.


Oba Femi Retains, But The Masked Men Strike Again

The NXT Championship was on the line in a chaotic triple-threat match featuring Oba Femi, Grayson Waller, and Austin Theory. Waller and Theory briefly worked together to wear down the dominant champion, but their alliance quickly crumbled.

Femi’s raw power was on full display as he suplexed both challengers at once and later sent Waller crashing through the announce desk. Theory nearly stole the win with A-Town Down, but Waller yanked the referee out of the ring before he could complete the count.

Femi capitalized on the distraction, delivering Fall From Grace on Waller to retain his title. But as soon as the match ended, the mysterious masked faction struck again, attacking Femi and laying him out with an assisted double powerbomb.

With this group now targeting champions, NXT management will have to address their growing influence.


TNA Crossover? Santino Marella Meets Ava Raine

In a surprising backstage moment, Arianna Grace returned and introduced TNA Director of Authority Santino Marella to NXT GM Ava Raine. The two shared a moment of mutual respect, with Santino noting he hadn’t seen Ava since she was a child.

The segment ended with Santino and Ava heading off to discuss potential cross-promotional ideas, hinting at a deeper collaboration between NXT and TNA.


Giulia Retains NXT Women’s Championship – Jordynne Grace Appears!

The main event saw Giulia defend her NXT Women’s Championship against Bayley, Cora Jade, and Roxanne Perez in a thrilling four-way bout. Giulia smartly let her challengers fight early before asserting dominance with vicious strikes and submission attempts.

The match featured incredible moments, including a double pin attempt by Giulia, stereo superkicks from Perez and Jade, and a Tower of Doom spot that had the crowd on their feet. Bayley nearly won after hitting middle rope Stunners, but the champion regained control, landing Arrivederci on Jade before finishing Perez with a Northern Lights Bomb to retain her title.

As Giulia celebrated, Stephanie Vaquer—her fellow champion—entered the ring, holding up her newly won NXT Women’s North American Championship in a show of unity.

But just as they embraced, a siren blared through the arena

Jordynne Grace appeared!

Grace stepped into the ring, staring down both champions in a non-confrontational but intense moment.


Final Thoughts

NXT Vengeance Day delivered on every front—great wrestling, a title change, and major storyline developments. Stephanie Vaquer’s title win, the masked faction’s continued attacks, and Jordynne Grace’s appearance make it clear that the road to NXT Stand & Deliver is already heating up.

With NXT’s Roadblock special coming up on March 11 and the looming presence of TNA talent, the landscape of WWE’s developmental brand is more unpredictable than ever.

AEW Grand Slam Australia 2/15/2025 – AEW ROH Global Wars Australia

AEW Grand Slam Australia will air on TNT and stream on Max Saturday night immediately after NBA All-Star Saturday Night from the Brisbane Entertainment Centre – Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

  • AEW Women’s World Championship: Mariah May (c) vs. “Timeless” Toni Storm
  • AEW Continental Championship: Kazuchika Okada (c) vs. Buddy Matthews
  • AEW TBS Championship: Mercedes Mone (c) vs. Harley Cameron
  • Will Ospreay and Kenny Omega vs. The Don Callis Family (Kyle Fletcher and Konosuke Takeshita)
  • Brisbane Brawl: Jay White and “The Rated R Superstar” Cope vs. Death Riders (Jon Moxley and Claudio Castagnoli)

AEW will also be taping an event called AEW ROH Global Wars Australia: There’s no word on when fans who won’t be at Brisbane Entertainment Center will be able to see Global Wars 

  • The Learning Tree (Chris Jericho, Big Bill & Bryan Keith) vs. Bandido & The Outrunners (Turbo Floyd & Truth Magnum)
  • ROH Women’s World Championship: Athena (c) vs. Alex Windsor
  • ROH World Tag Team Championship: Dustin Rhodes & Sammy Guevara (c) vs. MxM Collection (Mason Madden & Mansoor)
  • ROH Pure Championship: Lee Moriarty (c) vs. Robbie Eagles

WWE (NXT) Vengeance Day 2/15/2025 (Card)

WWE NXT Presents Vengeance Day PLE – Saturday, Feb. 15, 2025 – Entertainment & Sports Arena in Washington, D.C.

CARD

THE NXT CHAMPIONSHIP – TRIPLE THREAT:
Oba Femi (c) vs. Austin Theory vs. Grayson Waller

NXT WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIP – FATAL 4-WAY:
Giulia (c) vs. Bayley vs. Cora Jade vs. Roxanne Perez

NXT WOMEN’S NORTH AMERICAN CHAMPIONSHIP:
Fallon Henley (c) vs. Stephanie Vaquer

STRAP MATCH:
Eddy Thorpe vs. Trick Williams

Je’Von Evans vs. Ethan Page

NXT TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH:
Axiom & Nathan Frazer (c) vs. Josh Briggs & Yoshiki Inamura

WWE Reportedly Signs Demolition to Legends Deals

It looks like one of WWE’s most dominant tag teams from the late ’80s is back in the fold. According to PWInsider Elite, Demolition—comprised of Bill Eadie (Ax) and Barry Darsow (Smash)—have reportedly signed legends deals with WWE.

The news comes as a significant development, given the history between the former three-time WWE World Tag Team Champions and the company. The duo originally teamed together from 1987 to 1991, cementing their legacy as one of WWE’s longest-reigning tag teams during their era. They officially retired from in-ring competition in 2017.

While Demolition’s return to the WWE umbrella may excite longtime fans, it’s notable considering past legal disputes between the team and the company. Eadie previously fought WWE over the rights to the Demolition name and gimmick but was unsuccessful in his legal battle. Additionally, both Eadie and Darsow were part of a 2016 class-action lawsuit against WWE, alleging that the company concealed the risks of traumatic brain injuries suffered by wrestlers. That lawsuit was ultimately dismissed in 2018.

Interestingly, speculation about Demolition’s renewed relationship with WWE began swirling when their profiles were recently re-added to the Alumni section of WWE.com. Now, with reports of legends deals in place, fans may wonder if this could lead to future WWE-related appearances or even a long-overdue Hall of Fame induction.

For now, it seems WWE and Demolition have put past disputes behind them, and the legendary tag team is once again part of the company’s extended family.

WWE SmackDown Preview 2/14/2025

Tonight’s WWE SmackDown will air live on the USA Network in the United States and on Netflix internationally, beginning at 8:00 pm ET from the Capital One Arena in Washington, DC.

  • WWE Women’s Championship Match: Tiffany Stratton (c) defends against Nia Jax
  • Women’s Elimination Chamber Qualifying Match: Naomi vs. Chelsea Green
  • Triple Threat Men’s Elimination Chamber Qualifying Match: Damian Priest vs. Jacob Fatu vs. Braun Strowman

Chris Bey Walks Again After Devastating Neck Injury: “Never Say Never”

In an inspiring update, Chris Bey has taken his first unaided steps after suffering a life-altering neck injury in October 2024. The former TNA World Tag Team Champion was left paralyzed following a freak in-ring accident, but thanks to unwavering determination and support from the wrestling community, he’s now defying the odds.

Bey shared the emotional moment on social media, posting a video to X (formerly Twitter) on his 29th birthday. The clip shows him rising from a seated position and walking forward without assistance—an incredible sight considering that just months ago, he had no use of his arms or legs.

Overwhelmed by Support

Bey expressed deep gratitude for the outpouring of love and support he has received since the accident. “I’ve had an incredible support system,” he wrote, admitting he was “overwhelmed” by the encouragement from fans, friends, and colleagues.

The TNA star revealed that he was discharged from the hospital in December, marking a major milestone in his recovery. He specifically thanked TNA, his longtime tag team partner Ace Austin, and his girlfriend for being by his side throughout the grueling journey.

“Today you see me celebrating life and taking the steps they said would be unlikely,” Bey continued. “Will I ever wrestle again? Never say never. I’m just so grateful to be alive. I don’t know what my purpose is, but I know there’s something meant for me to do… This will be the Greatest Story Ever Told. I love you all.”

A Fighting Spirit

Bey’s remarkable progress has caught the attention of wrestling legends, including WWE Hall of Famer Rob Van Dam, who recently hinted that Bey’s mobility was improving and expressed confidence that the former X Division Champion could one day return to the ring.

While Bey’s in-ring future remains uncertain, his resilience is undeniable. Whether or not he competes again, his story is already inspiring countless fans and wrestlers alike. One thing is certain—Chris Bey’s journey is far from over.

Michelle McCool Set for WWE Hall of Fame Induction in 2025

The WWE Hall of Fame Class of 2025 just gained another legendary name—Michelle McCool. The former Divas and Women’s Champion was surprised with the news earlier today by Paul “Triple H” Levesque during an appearance on ESPN’s Get Up. This comes just two weeks after The Undertaker and Shawn Michaels shocked Levesque with his own Hall of Fame induction announcement.

During the segment, Levesque praised McCool’s contributions to WWE, emphasizing her role in evolving women’s wrestling. “It’s long overdue,” he told her. “You’re one of the women that transformed what we do and brought it into the modern era… Just amazing. So happy for you and such a well-deserved honor.”

A Trailblazer in WWE’s Women’s Division

McCool’s WWE journey began in 2004 as a participant in the WWE Divas Search. Despite finishing seventh, her athleticism and charisma earned her a contract, leading to a successful in-ring career during the Ruthless Aggression era.

In 2008, McCool made history by becoming the inaugural WWE Divas Champion, defeating Natalya at The Great American Bash. After dropping the title to Maryse later that year, she embraced a new persona as a dominant heel, setting the stage for her iconic partnership with Layla as LayCool. The duo ran roughshod over the SmackDown women’s division, with McCool capturing both the Women’s Championship and a second Divas Championship—winning the latter in a historic unification match against Melina at Night of Champions 2010.

A Legacy Cemented

McCool stepped away from full-time competition in 2011 after losing a Loser Leaves WWE match to Layla. However, she has made sporadic returns, appearing at WWE Raw 25 Years, WWE Evolution, and multiple Royal Rumble matches.

Now, with her place in WWE history officially recognized, McCool joins an already star-studded 2025 Hall of Fame class. With WrestleMania weekend approaching, fans will soon see The All-American Diva take her rightful place among the greats.

TNA Impact Preview 2/13/2025

TNA Wrestling will present a new episode of Impact on AXS TV tonight.

  • TNA World Championship: Joe Hendry (c) vs. Jake Something
  • TNA Knockouts World Championship: Masha Slamovich (c) vs. Savannah Evans
  • Eric Young vs. Josh Alexander
  • Cora Jade vs. Xia Brookside
  • Frankie Kazarian vs. Sami Callihan
  • Mustafa Ali hosts a Town Hall meeting
  • Ash By Elegance & Heather By Elegance in action

ROH TV Preview 2/13/2025

Ring of Honor will debut a new episode of ROH TV on Honorclub tonight, with matches taped on the Chris Jericho cruise. The lineup includes:

  • ROH Television Championship: Komander (c) vs. Nick Wayne
  • AEW International Championship Eliminator Match: Konosuke Takeshita vs. Tommy Billington
  • Harley Cameron vs. Billie Starkz
  • Jay Lethal vs. Mason Madden
  • The Outrunners vs. Grizzled Young Veterans
  • Serpentico vs. Ricochet

TNA Wrestling Undergoes Major Front Office Shake-Up, Parts Ways with Key Executives

While WWE and AEW have recently made waves by releasing several wrestlers, TNA Wrestling has taken a different approach—shaking up its corporate structure instead. Reports from Fightful Select and PWInsider confirm that TNA has parted ways with multiple high-ranking executives, marking a significant behind-the-scenes shift for the company.

TNA President Anthony Cicione Departs, But Remains with Anthem

The most notable departure is TNA President Anthony Cicione, who had held the role for just over a year after replacing Scott D’Amore. While Cicione is stepping away from his duties with TNA, he isn’t leaving entirely—he will continue in his position as President of Anthem Sports & Entertainment, the promotion’s parent company.

At this time, there’s no official word on who will step in as the new President of TNA, but the move signals a new era for the company’s leadership.

Josh Matthews & Christy Hemme Also Let Go

Two other high-profile names affected by the shake-up are Josh Matthews and Christy Hemme, both of whom had long histories with the company.

  • Josh Matthews first joined TNA in 2014 after a stint as a WWE commentator. He served as TNA’s lead announcer until 2021 before transitioning into a backstage role as Senior Producer and Senior Director of Digital Media.
  • Christy Hemme had been with TNA on and off since 2006, taking on various roles, including wrestler, manager, interviewer, ring announcer, and creative team member. She rejoined the company last fall as TNA’s Head of Marketing but now finds herself among those exiting.

New Leadership Taking Shape Under George Veras

The overhaul seems to be linked to the hiring of George Veras as TNA’s new Executive Producer. Veras brings extensive experience from ABC, NBC, CBS, the NFL Hall of Fame, and the Cleveland Browns. With his arrival, TNA is assembling a new leadership team, which now includes Mark Brown as Director—formerly of Ring of Honor under Sinclair Broadcasting—and Andrea Pagnanelli as Senior Vice President of Marketing.

What’s Next for TNA?

This marks the latest chapter in TNA’s ongoing evolution since rebranding from Impact Wrestling earlier this year. With fresh leadership behind the scenes, it will be interesting to see if these changes translate to a shift in the company’s creative direction, marketing strategy, or overall business approach.

Stay tuned for further updates as TNA continues to reshape its future.

TNA Wrestling has issued the following statement on today’s major shakeups:

The new TNA Wrestling President is Carlos Silva.

George Veras is the new Executive Producer of the Anthem Sports Group. George is the 10-time Emmy Award-winning president and Chief Executive Officer of Pro Football Hall of Fame Enterprises, as well as president of Veras Communications, Incorporated.

Josh Mathews and Christy Hemme are no longer with the Company. We appreciate their commitment to TNA throughout the years, and wish them well in their future endeavors.