WWE NXT Preview 7/14/2026 – Layla Diggs Injured

WWE NXT tonight on The CW at 8/7c.

  • NXT Women’s North American Championship Match: Zaria (c) vs. TBA
  • NXT Tag Team Championship Match: Varsity Project (c) vs. Dorian Van Dux & Sean Legacy
  • NXT Women’s Championship #1 Contenders Match: Kali Armstrong vs. Lola Vice vs. Kelani Jordan
  • Naraku vs. Tate Wilder

Robert Stone took to social media on Monday evening to announce the unfortunate news that Diggs was injured at an “NXT” live event over the weekend. A new Number One contender will be named and a match will take place tonight

Lilian Garcia will be announcing tonight on NXT

Report On AAA Star El Hijo del Vikingo Injury

AAA star El Hijo del Vikingo may be facing another setback at a particularly unfortunate time in his career.

After making his WWE television debut on SmackDown in a match against Rey Fénix for the AAA World Cruiserweight Championship, Vikingo was scheduled to appear the following day at NXT tapings, where he was set to defend the AAA Latin American Championship against EK Prosper.

However, reports indicate that Vikingo suffered an injury while preparing for the match. While he was able to make it to the tapings, the bout ultimately did not go as planned, and the exact nature or severity of the injury remains unknown.

During a recent episode of Wrestling Observer Radio, Dave Meltzer provided an update on the situation and suggested there is concern regarding how serious the injury could be.

“It could be serious. It’s really too bad because he’s had a lot of injuries. An inopportune time.”

The timing is especially unfortunate given Vikingo’s growing visibility through WWE’s partnership with AAA. His SmackDown appearance marked a significant opportunity to introduce him to a broader audience, but the injury could potentially interrupt that momentum.

Meltzer also discussed WWE’s booking of AAA talent, noting that Vikingo’s loss to Rey Fénix on SmackDown may raise concerns among AAA fans. He pointed out that the AAA Latin American Championship is considered one of the promotion’s top titles, while Fénix is currently positioned lower on WWE’s roster hierarchy.

According to Meltzer, if WWE consistently presents AAA wrestlers as being below established WWE stars, it could affect how fans perceive the AAA roster moving forward.

This latest injury scare adds to a growing list of physical setbacks for Vikingo over the past two years. In 2024, he suffered a significant knee injury that included a torn meniscus and ligament damage in his right knee, forcing him to miss approximately six months of action. Earlier this year, he reportedly dealt with a shoulder injury following a match against Mini Vikingo, though that issue only sidelined him for a short period.

At this time, neither WWE nor AAA has provided an official update regarding Vikingo’s condition. Fans will likely be waiting for further information to determine whether the injury will impact his upcoming appearances and championship commitments.

Given Vikingo’s history of overcoming injuries and returning to top form, many will be hoping this latest setback proves to be minor rather than another lengthy stay on the sidelines.

Report: Eric Young Granted Release From TNA, Expected To Join WWE NXT In Player-Coach Role

TNA announced on Wednesday that they granted veteran star Eric Young his release from the company. Young may already have his next destination lined up.

Initial reports suggested Young had been working under a short-term agreement, but the former TNA World Champion quickly disputed that claim, stating that he had been under a “binding contract the entire time.”

While Young’s future has not been officially confirmed, new reports indicate that a return to WWE is expected.

Speaking on the latest edition of Wrestling Observer Radio, Bryan Alvarez noted that Young’s next move remains unclear publicly, though WWE is widely viewed as the likely landing spot. Dave Meltzer added that WWE officials have discussed a role for Young that would mirror the position currently held by Shawn Spears in NXT.

“He’ll be on NXT as a player/coach is what I was told,” Meltzer said. “I heard September, but that could be wrong, but it was from people in WWE. But yeah, player/coach in NXT is the current plan for him.”

The report suggests Young would both wrestle and help mentor younger talent within WWE’s developmental system.

Young is no stranger to WWE. He originally joined the company in 2016 and became a featured performer in NXT before later moving to the main roster as part of the Sanity faction. His first WWE run came to an end in 2020 when he was released during the wave of talent cuts that occurred during the COVID-19 pandemic.

He briefly returned to WWE in 2022 and was reportedly set to be part of television plans. However, Young requested his release before making an on-screen return following Vince McMahon’s return to the company. Reports at the time indicated that Young signed a non-disclosure agreement as part of his departure.

After leaving WWE, Young returned to TNA Wrestling, where he resumed his role as one of the promotion’s most recognizable veterans. During his career, he has captured the TNA World Championship twice and remained a key figure both on-screen and behind the scenes.

If the reported plans come to fruition, Young would bring decades of experience back to WWE while helping develop the next generation of NXT talent. Neither WWE nor Young has publicly confirmed the move at this time.

WWE NXT Preview 6/30/2026

WWE NXT tonight at 8/7c on The CW and Netflix internationally.

  • AAA Latin American Championship Match: El Hijo del Vikingo (c) vs. EK Prosper
  • NXT Tag Team Championship Match: Vanity Project (c) vs. El Hijo del Dr. Wagner Jr. & Galeno
  • Mason Rook vs. Jackson Drake
  • Jaida Parker vs. Karmen Petrovic

WWE NXT The Great American Bash 2026 Results

WWE presented NXT The Great American Bash 2026 featuring several championship matches, the continued fallout from recent rivalries, and a major title change in the night’s main event.

By the end of the show, Kendal Grey reached the top of the NXT women’s division, while Tony D’Angelo, Zaria, Myles Borne, and Wren Sinclair successfully defended their championships.

Here are the full results and highlights.


NXT Championship

Tony D’Angelo (c) def. Naraku

Despite entering the match with a heavily bandaged eye following Naraku’s fireball attack earlier in the week, Tony D’Angelo refused to back down from the challenge.

The champion started aggressively, even spearing Naraku through the wall of The Perch area before the action officially settled inside the ring. Naraku targeted the injured eye throughout the contest and nearly forced the referee to stop the match due to D’Angelo’s condition.

Tony battled through the punishment and rallied late with a series of suplexes and power moves. After surviving a German suplex, D’Angelo connected with Dead to Rights to secure the victory.

Winner and Still NXT Champion: Tony D’Angelo


NXT Women’s North American Championship

Zaria (c) def. Tatum Paxley

Tatum Paxley pushed Zaria to her limits in one of the most competitive matches of the night.

The challenger came within inches of capturing the championship after delivering multiple Cemetery Drives, including one on the floor and another inside the ring. Despite the relentless attack, Zaria refused to stay down.

After surviving Tatum’s best offense, the champion regained control with a spear and eventually delivered a snap F-5 to retain the title.

Winner and Still NXT Women’s North American Champion: Zaria

Following the match, a frustrated Paxley was confronted backstage by Kelani Jordan, leading to a heated altercation that required security intervention.


Shiloh Hill def. Tristan Angels

Shiloh Hill and Tristan Angels delivered one of the more unusual matches of the evening, complete with a bizarre sequence underneath the ring involving mysterious voices and masked appearances.

Once the action returned to normal, Hill used the steel steps to his advantage before finishing Angels with Whisper of the Beast.

Winner: Shiloh Hill

After the match, Hill proudly celebrated while wearing his Mr. NXT sash.


Women’s Speed Championship

Wren Sinclair (c) def. Arianna Grace

With a strict five-minute time limit, Wren Sinclair and Arianna Grace wasted little time getting down to business.

Grace controlled portions of the match by targeting Sinclair’s previously injured knee, but the champion remained resilient. As the clock ticked down, Wren fought back and trapped Grace in the Final Wren-ch submission hold.

Grace tapped out before time expired, allowing Sinclair to retain.

Winner and Still Women’s Speed Champion: Wren Sinclair


Saquon Shugars def. Dion Lennox

Former DarkState allies collided in a heated grudge match.

The rivalry continued to intensify throughout the bout, with Cutler James and Osiris Griffin appearing at ringside despite both men seemingly dealing with injuries. Their presence created a distraction, but Shugars still found a way to overcome Lennox.

After a back-and-forth battle, Shugars scored the victory with an inverted splash.

Winner: Saquon Shugars

The celebration was short-lived, however, as James and Griffin revealed they were fully healthy before launching a post-match assault. The trio left Shugars laid out following a devastating DarkState powerbomb.


NXT North American Championship

Myles Borne (c) def. Tavion Heights

Myles Borne and Tavion Heights showcased their amateur wrestling backgrounds in a highly technical championship match.

The two competitors traded submissions, suplexes, and counters throughout the contest, with Heights nearly capturing the title after a series of impressive power moves and submission holds.

Borne ultimately found an opening late in the match, escaping a fireman’s carry and delivering Borne Again for the victory.

Winner and Still NXT North American Champion: Myles Borne

Following the match, Borne praised Heights while promising that his title reign is far from over.


NXT Women’s Championship

Kendal Grey def. Lola Vice (c)

The main event saw Lola Vice defend the NXT Women’s Championship against Kendal Grey.

The match featured strong grappling exchanges, submission counters, and momentum swings from both competitors. Grey repeatedly targeted Vice’s leg with ankle lock attempts, while the champion responded with her trademark strikes and submission offense.

Outside interference briefly came into play when Kelani Jordan attempted to get involved, only for Wren Sinclair to neutralize her and remove the distraction.

As the match entered its final moments, both women exchanged near falls and submission reversals before Grey delivered a massive middle-rope Shades of Grey to score the decisive victory.

Winner and NEW NXT Women’s Champion: Kendal Grey

After the match, Wren Sinclair joined her longtime friend in the ring to celebrate the championship victory. Lola Vice showed respect to the new champion before leaving the ringside area.


WWE NXT The Great American Bash 2026 Results

  • Tony D’Angelo (c) def. Naraku – NXT Championship
  • Zaria (c) def. Tatum Paxley – NXT Women’s North American Championship
  • Shiloh Hill def. Tristan Angels
  • Wren Sinclair (c) def. Arianna Grace – Women’s Speed Championship
  • Saquon Shugars def. Dion Lennox
  • Myles Borne (c) def. Tavion Heights – NXT North American Championship
  • Kendal Grey def. Lola Vice (c) – NEW NXT Women’s Champion

The Great American Bash delivered several standout performances, but the biggest story of the night was Kendal Grey’s championship victory. Grey closed the show by capturing the NXT Women’s Championship, while Tony D’Angelo survived a brutal challenge from Naraku and the rest of NXT’s champions successfully defended their titles

WWE NXT The Great American Bash 6/28/2026 (Card)

WWE NXT The Great American Bash – Sunday June 28 – the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida – 7pm ET on the CW Network

  • NXT Championship: Tony D’Angelo (c) vs. Naraku
  • NXT Women’s Championship: Lola Vice (c) vs. Kendal Grey
  • NXT North American Championship: Myles Borne (c) vs. Tavion Heights
  • NXT Women’s North American Championship: Zaria (c) vs. Tatum Paxley
  • WWE Speed Women’s Championship: Wren Sinclair (c) vs. Arianna Grace
  • Saquon Shugars vs. Dion Lennox
  • Shiloh Hill vs. Tristan Angels
  • AAA talents to appear
  • Kevin Owens & Dave LaGreca to appear on NXT Great American Bash Tailgate & Watch Party

WWE NXT Preview 6/16/2026

WWE NXT tonight on at 8/7c on The CW and Netflix internationally.

  • NXT North American Championship #1 Contenders Match: Tavion Heights vs. Jackson Drake
  • WWE Women’s Speed Tournament First-Round Match: Layla Diggs vs. Arianna Grace
  • WWE Women’s Speed Tournament First-Round Match: Izzi Dame vs. Thea Hail
  • Nattie vs. Jaida Parker
  • Naraku and Tony D’Angelo face to face

WWE NXT Preview 6/9/2026

WWE NXT tonight at 8/7c on the CW and Netflix internationally.

  • NXT Women’s North American Championship Match: Tatum Paxley (c) vs. Zaria.
  • NXT Women’s Championship #1 Contenders Match: Kendal Grey vs. Kelani Jordan.
  • NXT Championship #1 Contenders Match: Mason Rook vs. Naraku.
  • Fraxiom vs. Noam Dar and Romeo Moreno.
  • Mr. NXT Pageant featuring Tristan Angels and Shiloh Hill (Judges: Kit Wilson, Aaron Rourke & Matt Matthews)

WWE NXT Preview 6/2/2026

WWE NXT tonight at 8/7c on the CW and Netflix (internationally).

  • NXT Championship Match: Tony D’Angelo (c) vs. Kam Hendrix
  • WWE Men’s Speed Championship Match: Lexis King (c) vs. Romeo Moreno
  • Tate Wilder vs. Jackson Drake
  • Lizzy Rain vs. Zaria
  • Myles Borne & Tavion Heights vs. DarkState

WWE NXT Preview 5/26/2026

WWE NXT tonight at 8/7c on the CW and Netflix internationally.

  • NXT Women’s Championship Match: Lola Vice (c) vs. Izzi Dame
  • WWE Men’s Speed Tournament Match: Sean Legacy vs. Dorian Van Dux
  • WWE Men’s Speed Tournament Match: Nathan Frazer vs. Romeo Moreno
  • Wren Sinclair vs. Kelani Jordan
  • Shiloh Hill vs. Charlie Dempsey
  • Jaida Parker vs. Layla Diggs
  • OTM vs. The Culling