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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 Night Of Champions 2026 Results

WWE presented Night of Champions 2026 on Saturday from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, featuring the finals of the King and Queen of the Ring tournaments, a Steel Cage Match between Seth Rollins and Bron Breakker, Men’s & Women’s United States Championship matches, and a blockbuster triple threat main event for the Undisputed WWE Championship.

King of the Ring Finals

Oba Femi def. Jey Uso

Jey Uso came out firing, but Oba Femi’s overwhelming power quickly became the story of the match. Despite Uso landing multiple superkicks, a spear, and consecutive Uso Splashes, the powerhouse refused to stay down.

Femi weathered the storm before taking control late, connecting with a devastating powerbomb and following it up with Fall From Grace to secure the victory.

Winner: Oba Femi via pinfall (Fall From Grace)

With the win, Femi becomes the 2026 King of the Ring and earns a world title opportunity at SummerSlam.

Following the match, Femi declared that Jey Uso wasn’t fighting just one man—he was fighting fate and destiny. The newly crowned King celebrated with the Riyadh crowd as chants of “Oba!” echoed throughout the arena.

Danhausen and Liv Morgan Segment

Danhausen appeared before the crowd and greeted “Riyadhausen,” joking about his recent financial success.

His celebration was interrupted by Liv Morgan, who demanded repayment of money she claimed was owed to The Judgment Day. Danhausen responded by attempting to curse Morgan, only to be slapped across the face before Liv headed to the ring.

Queen of the Ring Finals

IYO SKY def. Liv Morgan

The Queen of the Ring final saw Liv Morgan target IYO SKY’s knee throughout the match. Morgan repeatedly attacked the leg, nearly forcing a submission victory with a half-crab after SKY suffered an awkward landing on the floor.

Despite the injury, SKY refused to quit. After surviving a late assault from Morgan, the former Women’s Champion rallied with a Spanish Fly from the top rope before finishing things with her signature moonsault.

Winner: IYO SKY via pinfall (Moonsault)

IYO SKY is officially the 2026 Queen of the Ring and earns a championship match at SummerSlam.

Afterward, SKY announced her intention to challenge for the WWE Women’s World Championship at SummerSlam.

Steel Cage Match

Seth Rollins def. Bron Breakker

Seth Rollins and Bron Breakker engaged in a brutal Steel Cage Match that featured kendo sticks, steel chairs, a table, and plenty of punishment.

Breakker’s power was on full display as he repeatedly launched Rollins into the cage walls and delivered a breathtaking avalanche Frankensteiner onto a pile of steel chairs. However, Rollins continually found ways to survive.

The match reached another level when Rollins delivered a superplex from the top of the cage through a table. Despite blood pouring from Breakker’s face and multiple finishing attempts, neither man stayed down.

In the end, Rollins connected with an avalanche Blackout from the second rope to finally put Breakker away.

Winner: Seth Rollins via pinfall (Avalanche Blackout)

WWE Men’s United States Championship

Trick Williams (c) def. Ricky Saints

Ricky Saints attacked Trick Williams before the opening bell, looking to gain an early advantage in his championship opportunity.

The contest remained competitive throughout, with Saints nearly scoring the upset after several close near falls and a tornado DDT.

Williams ultimately regained control and landed the Trick Shot to retain his championship.

Winner: Trick Williams via pinfall (Trick Shot)

After the match, Lil Yachty returned to ringside armed with a kendo stick and attacked Saints. The segment concluded with Yachty delivering a People’s Elbow to the delight of the crowd.

WWE Women’s United States Championship

Tiffany Stratton (c) def. Jade Cargill

Tiffany Stratton survived a chaotic title defense against Jade Cargill thanks to a series of outside distractions.

Cargill appeared to have the match in hand despite interference from B-FAB, Michin, and Chelsea Green. However, the biggest surprise came when Charlotte Flair emerged and struck Cargill with the championship belt while the referee was distracted.

Stratton capitalized on the opening and connected with the Prettiest Moonsault Ever to retain her title.

Winner: Tiffany Stratton via pinfall (Prettiest Moonsault Ever)

Undisputed WWE Championship

Sami Zayn def. Cody Rhodes (c) and GUNTHER

The main event featured Cody Rhodes defending the Undisputed WWE Championship against both GUNTHER and Sami Zayn in a high-stakes triple threat match.

All three competitors had moments where victory seemed inevitable. Rhodes landed multiple Cross Rhodes attempts, GUNTHER dominated stretches of the bout with his power and submissions, and Zayn repeatedly came within inches of winning after landing the Blue Thunder Bomb and Helluva Kick.

The match spilled outside the ring several times, including a sequence where Rhodes back body dropped Zayn through the American announce table and GUNTHER powerbombed Rhodes through the Arabic announce desk.

Late in the match, GUNTHER trapped Rhodes in the Gojira Clutch, only for Zayn to intervene. After a frantic closing sequence that saw all three men exchange finishing maneuvers, Rhodes attempted another Cross Rhodes on Zayn.

Instead, Zayn countered with a surprise victory roll and scored the three-count.

Winner and NEW Undisputed WWE Champion: Sami Zayn via pinfall (Victory Roll)

Night of Champions 2026 Results

  • Oba Femi def. Jey Uso – King of the Ring Finals
  • IYO SKY def. Liv Morgan – Queen of the Ring Finals
  • Seth Rollins def. Bron Breakker – Steel Cage Match
  • Trick Williams (c) def. Ricky Saints – WWE Men’s United States Championship
  • Tiffany Stratton (c) def. Jade Cargill – WWE Women’s United States Championship
  • Sami Zayn def. Cody Rhodes (c) and GUNTHER – Triple Threat Match for the Undisputed WWE Championship

The biggest story coming out of Night of Champions was Sami Zayn finally reaching the mountaintop. After a decade in WWE, Zayn captured the Undisputed WWE Championship for the first time, ending Cody Rhodes’ reign and closing the show with an emotional celebration in front of the Riyadh crowd. Meanwhile, Oba Femi and IYO SKY punched their tickets to SummerSlam with tournament-winning performances, setting the stage for major championship clashes later this summer.

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 Night Of Champions 6/27/2026 (Card)

WWE Night of Champions – Saturday June 27, 2026 – Kingdom Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia – 10 a.m. PT / 1 p.m. ET.

The first hour to air on ESPN – King & Queen of the Ring Finals

CARD

  • Queen Of The Ring Final: IYO SKY vs. Liv Morgan
  • King of the Ring Final: Oba Femi vs. Jey Uso
  • Steel Cage Match: Seth Rollins vs. Bron Breakker
  • United States Championship: Trick Williams (c) vs. Ricky Saints
  • Women’s United States Championship: Tiffany Stratton (c) vs. Jade Cargill
  • Undisputed WWE Championship: Cody Rhodes (c) vs. Gunther vs. Sami Zayn

WWE SmackDown Preview 6/26/2026

WWE SmackDown airs tonight on the USA Network and Netflix for international fans taped a few days ago from the O2 Arena in London, England.

  • AAA World Cruiserweight Championship Match: Rey Fenix (c) vs. Nathan Frazer
  • Trick Williams, Ricky Saints, Jey Uso, Oba Femi, Gunther, Sami Zayn and Cody Rhodes all to appear
  • WWE Women’s Tag Team Champion Paige vs. Jacy Jayne
  • Danhausen & Matt Cardona vs. Los Garza
  • Jade Cargill vs. Chelsea Green
  • Giulia vs. Kiana James

Nattie Neidhart Announced for NWA 78th Anniversary Show

WWE veteran Nattie Neidhart is set to make another appearance outside of WWE, as the National Wrestling Alliance has confirmed that she will compete at its upcoming 78th Anniversary Show on July 25 at Philadelphia’s historic 2300 Arena.

The announcement was made Thursday on social media, with the NWA revealing that Nattie will both appear and wrestle at the event. However, the promotion has not yet disclosed who her opponent will be.

Potential Opponents Emerging

While no match has been officially announced, the NWA is already encouraging fans to speculate about who could step into the ring with the former WWE Women’s Champion.

One possibility is current NWA World Women’s Champion Tiffany Nieves, who captured the title from Natalia Markova earlier this year. Both Nieves and Markova are expected to be part of the anniversary event, though neither has been assigned a match as of this writing.

A title match featuring Nattie would certainly add additional intrigue to an event that is shaping up to be one of the NWA’s biggest shows of the year.

Nattie’s Growing Presence Outside WWE

Although she remains under the WWE banner, Nattie has become increasingly active outside the company over the last year. In addition to helping operate the new Hart Dungeon training facility alongside her husband, WWE producer TJ Wilson, she has also accepted select independent wrestling bookings.

Those appearances have allowed her to work with a variety of promotions while continuing her WWE career, something that has become more common in the evolving wrestling landscape.

Return to the NWA

This won’t be Nattie’s first appearance for the NWA. She previously competed at The Crockett Cup 2025, where she challenged then-champion Kenzie Paige for the NWA World Women’s Championship.

Despite a strong effort, Nattie was unable to end Paige’s historic title reign, which eventually stretched to nearly two years and included 29 successful championship defenses.

Paige is also scheduled to appear at NWA 78, though a singles rematch between the two seems unlikely at the moment. The former champion is currently focused on the NWA World Women’s Tag Team Championship scene alongside partner Kylie Alexa, with the duo holding the titles heading into the anniversary event.

NWA 78 Continues to Take Shape

The NWA has been steadily adding notable names to the card as it prepares for its 78th Anniversary celebration. Nattie’s inclusion gives the promotion another recognizable star and continues the trend of WWE-affiliated talent making appearances on independent and partner shows.

With her opponent still a mystery, attention now turns to who the NWA selects to face the veteran competitor when the promotion heads to Philadelphia later this summer.

WWE Raw Preview 6/22/2026

WWE Raw airs live today at a special time of 2:00 pm ET/11:00 am PT on Netflix from the O2 Arena in London, England.

  • WWE Women’s Tag Team Championships Match: Paige & Brie Bella (c) vs. Bayley & Lyra Valkyria
  • World Tag Team Championships Match: The Vision (c) vs. The Street Profits
  • King of the Ring finalists Oba Femi and Jey Uso to appear
  • Queen of the Ring finalists Liv Morgan and IYO SKY to appear
  • Dragon Lee vs. Ethan Page
  • Chad Gable to appear

WWE SmackDown Preview 6/19/2026

WWE Smackdown live tonight at 8/7c on USA Network and Netflix internationally from T-Mobile Center in Kansas City, Missouri.

  • Undisputed WWE Championship Match: Cody Rhodes (c) vs. Gunther (Special Guest Referee: Sami Zayn)
  • WWE Tag Team Championship Match: R-Truth and Damian Priest (c) vs. MFTs
  • Queen of the Ring tournament Semifinal Match: Charlotte Flair vs. Liv Morgan
  • WWE United States Championship #1 Contenders Match: Carmelo Hayes vs. Ricky Saints

D’Lo Brown Weighs In On The Possibility Of The Rock’s Seven Bucks Productions Purchasing WWE

Could The Rock one day own WWE? According to former WWE star D’Lo Brown, it’s not as far-fetched as some fans might think.

Speaking on The Coach & Bro Show with Jonathan Coachman and Vince Russo, Brown discussed a scenario in which Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson and his Seven Bucks Productions company could eventually acquire WWE from TKO Group Holdings.

The conversation began when Coachman floated the idea of The Rock taking control of WWE and potentially installing longtime collaborator Brian Gewirtz in a leading creative role. Brown responded by saying he could envision such a move happening down the line.

“I could see Seven Bucks trying to buy WWE and Rock owning it all,” Brown said.

Brown also addressed the longstanding speculation surrounding the relationship between Johnson and WWE Chief Content Officer Paul “Triple H” Levesque. According to Brown, there has always been a competitive dynamic between the two dating back to their days as top stars during WWE’s Attitude Era.

“Paul and Dwayne don’t like each other, and they are definitely oil and water,” Brown claimed, while noting there are both on-screen and backstage elements to their relationship.

The Rock and Triple H famously feuded throughout the late 1990s and early 2000s, helping define one of WWE’s most successful periods. Over the years, reports and rumors have occasionally surfaced regarding tension between the two behind the scenes, though neither man has publicly suggested that any personal issues currently affect WWE operations.

Coachman went a step further during the discussion, referencing his previous prediction that Triple H could eventually be removed from his creative leadership position. That prediction was largely based on the belief that Johnson’s influence within WWE could continue to grow.

However, recent reports suggest TKO remains firmly behind Triple H. Earlier this year, it was reported that Levesque signed a new multi-year agreement with the company, reinforcing his role as the executive overseeing WWE’s creative direction.

As for The Rock, his influence within WWE has undeniably increased since joining TKO’s board of directors. In addition to his executive role, Johnson has remained involved on-screen through his “Final Boss” character, making several high-profile appearances over the past few years.

Despite the speculation, there is currently no indication that WWE is for sale or that Seven Bucks Productions is pursuing an acquisition. For now, the idea remains just that—a hypothetical scenario discussed by former WWE personalities.

Still, given The Rock’s business success, his growing influence within WWE, and his position on TKO’s board, comments like Brown’s are certain to spark debate among wrestling fans about what the company’s future ownership structure could look like years down the road.

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