It’s Tuesday night and that means a brand new episode of WWE NXT for June 21st, and Ringside News has you covered with live play-by-play results coverage. Start time for NXT is at 8:00 PM EST. Match-by-match highlights and results from the show will take place on this very page. Feel free to leave any reactions in the comment section below.

Tonight’s NXT will be headlined by a North American Championship bout, with Carmelo Hayes defending against Tony D’Angelo. The two crossed paths last week and Hayes and Trick Williams overcame D’Angelo’s goons, but tonight the Don of NXT looks to win gold for the first time in NXT. Two other matches have been announced for tonight’s NXT; Solo Sikoa battles Grayson Waller, and Alba Fyre takes-on Lash Legend. Of course, we’ll also see the likes of Bron Breakker, Toxic Attraction, Cameron Grimes, Cora Jade, and more.

That’s the preview for tonight’s NXT. Our live coverage will begin from 8PM right here. Let us know if you’re excited about any of it and remember to hit the refresh link below and enjoy the show!

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This week’s NXT begins with a look at both Carmelo Hayes and Tony D’Angelo arriving at the CWC earlier today. They will face-off for the North American Championship in tonight’s main event.

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Solo SIkoa comes to the ring. His opponent, Grayson Waller, is out second and he has a microphone. He says he knows the fans love Solo, because they’re solo too, a bunch of losers with no friends. Waller says he is tired of censoring himself, so it’s time he say what he really thinks. Before he can speak, Sikoa rushes up the ramp and attacks him! Sikoa beats Waller down to the ring and slams his head into the apron.

Solo Sikoa Vs. Grayson Waller

Sikoa gets Waller in the ring and the bell rings. Sikoa clothesliens Waller, then headbutts him down. Solo with a kick to the chest and a scoop slam. Waller tries slamming his head into the buckles but Sikoa is unfazed and does the same to Waller. The fans are chanting “Solo”, as Waller gets planted with a back suplex.

Waller connects with an elbow and unhooks the turnbuckle pad, but Solo headbutts him again. Solo stays in control and avoids a hip attack before connecting with a clothesline. Waller finally gains a little ground and manages to knock Sikoa from the ring. Waller takes a run-up, then slides under the bottom rope for a clothesline but Solo ducks, then drops him.

*Commercial Break*

We’re back live and Waller ducks a clothesline to deliver a leg lariat for a two-count. Waller connects with some knees to the head and drops Sikoa. He wastes a lot of time going to the top rope and moving to the rope that Solo is able to jump up and shove him off. Solo goes out and clobbers Waller on the floor, then gets him back in the ring.

Sikoa hits a hip attack in the corner and he wants a Samoan drop but Grayson grabs the ropes and shimmies onto the apron where he snaps Solo’s neck. Waller jumps through the ropes for the rolling stunner but Sikoa counters with a Samoan drop. Sikoa drags Waller over and climbs the ropes for the Uso splash but Waller rolls out of the way.

The fans have been chanting for Sikoa the whole match. Sikoa gets down and superkicks him. Solo lifts Waller and knocks him into the corner and takes a run-up. Waller is able to avoid a second hip attack and Sikoa goes face-first into the exposed turnbuckle. Waller rolls outside, then dives back in and hits the rolling stunner for the win!

Winner: Grayson Waller

The D’Angelo Family are backstage. Tony says this is a big night for him and his crew. The Legado’s can get on his good side if they can beat Roderick Strong and Damon Kemp, and he plans on winning the North American Championship. D’Angelo says there have been some growing pains for the two groups and he hopes they can work through it. Santos Escobar nods ans shakes his hand. Tony threatens that he needs to win, otherwise there will be some issues. Santos says “sure thing boss”.

*Commercial Break*

We see a video package for JD McDonagh – formerly Jordan Devlin. He says if he has to leave his hometown, his beloved Dublin, it better be for a damn good reason. NXT will find out soon.

Katana Chance & Kayden Carter Vs. Valentina Feroz & Yulisa Leon

Carter starts with Yulisa, who starts dancing and Carter kicks her in the face. Carter with a dropkick, then Feroz tags in and prevents Kayden from making a tag. Leon tags back in and hits a sunset flip for a two-count. Karter with a few shots, then tags Katana and they hit a flurry of offence for a two-count. Leon rolls over Chance and applies a single leg Boston crab. Katana reaches the ropes and knocks Leon back.

Carter tags in and hits some quick tag team offence with Chance. Carter whips Leon into the buckles, then tags Chance and she holds Leon in the corner so Kayden can land a dropkick. Katana hits a snapmare and kicks the back, then tags Carter who grabs a submission. Leon wants a tag but Carter holds her foot. Leon with an enziguiri and Feroz gets the tag.

Feroz drops Carter, then Judo throws Katana onto her. Feroz with a running cannonball to Chance, then tags Leon and they hit a pop-up X-Factor for a near-fall. Feroz tags in and they want a double suplex but Chance counters with a double neckbreaker. Carter gets the tag and she throws Katana onto Feroz with a moonsault. Katana knocks Leon out of the ring as she runs in, then gets the tag and they hit a neckbreaker/450 splash for the win!

Winners: Katana Chance & Kayden Carter

*Commercial Break*

Wes Lee comes to the ring and the chant his name. He thanks them and says it’s a blessing to still be here and get the love from them. He says he really needs this, especially after the last three months. He went from the highest of highs to the lowest of lows. From a two-time NXT Tag Team Champion with his best friend, his brother, to having their world explode.

Lee continues that, while his world crumbled down, all he could find was pain and anger. It consumed him and he wasn’t being himself. From Xyon Quinn to Sanga, he was trying to prove himslef and show that he can stand on his own two feet. Trick Williams walks out and tells Lee to shut up. Trick says Lee left his brother behind and he’s not the friend he thinks he is.

Lee says Trick has no idea, the way they had to rise together to reach NXT, let alone how he has stood by his brother. But he understands that Trick doesn’t get that, because he’s more than happy to lay second fiddle. And seeing how much hype Trick gives Carmelo, he wonders if he has anything left for himself. He tells Trick to get in the ring and prove otherwise, but Williams says he’ll just do what Lee’s friend did and leave him hanging.

Tiffany Stratton is sitting down to talk about Wendy Choo. She says she thinks Choo is tragic. You just feel bad for the people that have to be around that kind of moron. Just look at how she carries herself, then look at Choo. She’s never been first place anything. Has she ever even been in a gym? Stratton says she blames Choo for costing her a match and ruining her grear. She tells her to stay away or she’ll put her to sleep for good.

*Commercial Break*

Roderick Strong & Damon Kemp Vs. Joaquin Wilde & Cruz Del Toro W/Stacks & Two Dimes

The match begins with Strong and Wilde, and Roddy takes him down with a waistlock slam and goes to work on the wrist. Del Toro tags in and helps Wilde hits a moonsault on Strong, then Del Toro hits a springboard moonsault for a near-fall. Kemp tags in and Del Toro takes him down. Kemp asks Strong for advice, and Roddy slaps him across the face.

Kemp is fired-up and he tackles Del Toro, then throws Wilde onto him. Kemp with mounted punches to Del Toro before tagging Strong. Roderick goes to work on Wilde and hits a gnarly backbreaker. Kemp tags back in and clobbers him with a clothesline, then grabs a chinlock. Wilde fights up and hits the ropes but Kemp catches him with a slam.

Strong and Del Toro tag in and Roderick is caught with a flurry of kicks and hurricanrana’s. Del Toro hits an enziguiri, then follows-up with a springboard dropkick for a two-count. Strong elbows him back and lands an Angle Slam for a two-count. Kemp is sent to the outside by Wilde and gets jumped on. Del Toro hits Strong with a Pele kick, then hits the ropes but Stacks trips him. Strong connects with a knee for the win.

Winners: Roderick Strong & Damon Kemp

Giovanni Vinci is interviewed backstage. He says he is the most supreme athlete in NXT. Last week he sent a message and he sent it in style. He knows Bron Breakker and Carmelo Hayes were watching, and they all know a new star walked through the door. Ikemen Jiro walks up laughing and says he knows Vinci has style, but does he have strong style?

*Commercial Break*

Apollo Crews is back writing in his notebook and walking down the street at night. He gets told not to go down a dark alleyway because there’s trouble. Apollo goes down anyway and stops a mugging.

Toxic Attraction make their way to the ring. Rose says Roxanne Perez and Cora Jade are losers. They’re walking around like they’ve done something. Perez thinks all her dreams have come true and she’s about to take the NXT Women’s Championship. Gigi says this isn’t a video game, it isn’t a Disney movie. Perez is not Cinderella. Jayne says Perez can asks Cora what it’s like to face them because she knows what it is to fold under pressure.

Roxanne and Cora come out to the ramp. Rose says Perez needs to realise a couple of wins aren’t going to get her a title shot. Don’t be delusional. She doesn’t want to cash-in her contract on her. Perez says she does feel on top of the world but that’s because she knows she’s earned every bit of her dream. And dreams are better when you can share them with your friend. That’s why, as nice as it would be to challenge Rose, her and Jade want to face Gigi and Jacy for the Women’s Tag Team Titles.

Kayden Carter and Katana Chance come out and tell them to cool it with the title shot talk. They aren’t done chasing the Tag Team Titles. Cora says we all saw In Your House and they seem pretty done. Katana says Jade and Perez are really cute and they’re best friends, but so is her and Carter. Katana says Jade and Perez are the flavour of the month and they can’t jump the line. Jade says she’s been here a year and they’ve done nothing in that time. The two teams start brawling until thye’re pulled apart and Toxic Attraction laugh at them.

Carmelo Hayes is interviewed backstage alongside Trick Williams. Hayes says Tony needs to learn what it means to be the A champion, and he’s about to find that out in the main event. “Cause that’s all it is, and thats all it’s gon be.”

*Commercial Break*

Indi Hartwell is interviewed backstage but Kiana James interrupts and asks why they’re wasting valuable time with Hartwell. She says Indi gives the women’s movement a bad name, she’s weak-minded and lacks the mental fortitude to go it alone. Hartwell says Kiana is very opinionated but the problem is, nobody cares about her opinions. How about she bring her opinions to the ring next week? Kiana agrees and says she will teach Hartwell a lesson. Indi says this is NXT 2.0, and “nobody likes a bitch”.

Cameron Grimes Vs. Edris Enofe W/Malik Blade

The match gets underway and Grimes takes control early with a wristlock. Enofe fights up and hits an arm drag, then a rope-assisted arm-drag but Grimes lands on his feet. Grimes catches him with a small package for a two-count, then they go back-and-forth with pin attempts and counters. Grimes drops him with a right hand but Enofe fires back with a dropkick.

Grimes hits a boot to the face and a hurricanrana that sends Enofe out of the ring. Grimes goes to the apron and hits a running kick to Enofe. Griems gets Edris back in the ring and hits a crossbody off the top rope and scores a two-count. Grimes lands a series of kicks to the chest but it only serves to fire Enofe up. They trade blows until both men collapse.

Grimes runs at Enofe in the corner but gets hoisted up and over onto the apron. Edris clocks him with a right hand and knocks Cameron out of the ring. Enofe leaps over the ropes with a tope to Grimes, then gets him back inside. Enofe wants a 450 but Grimes rolls out of the way. Grimes hits a spinning sidewalk slam, then the Cave-In for the win.

Winner: Cameron Grimes

After the match Grimes helps Enofe to his feet and shakes his hand and hugs him.

We see Thea Hail arriving for her first day at Chase University. She moves int her dorm room, where her roommate is Bodhi Hayward. She’s beyond excited and says they’re going to be best friends.

*Commercial Break*

Von Wagner Vs. Brooks Jensen

The bell rings and Wagner scoops Jensen up and runs him into the corner. Wagner shoulders Wagner and lands some lariats. Jensen fights back and connects with a leg lariat. Jensen is sent to the apron, where Wagner snaps his injured wrist on the ropes. Jensen jumps over Wagner but gets booted down. Wanger starts attacking the hand of Jensen.

Jensen rolls to the apron but Wagner puts his hand against the turnbuckle rod and punches it repeatedly. Wagner keeps targetting the hand but Jensen refuses to quit. Jensen starts fighting back, even using his injured hand, and hits a crossbody for a two-count. Jensen goes to the top rope and jumps at Von Wagner but gets countered in mid-air. Wagner hits a modified Attitude Adjustment for the win.

Winner: Von WAgner

Cameron Grimes is shown backstage and Bron Breakker appraoches him. Breakker says that’s the Cameron Grimes he likes to see, the guy with all the heart. Grimes says he doesn’t think Bron wants this Cameron Grimes, because this one would take the NXT Championship from him.

*Commercial Break*

Joe Gacy is with The Dyad. He talks to his men, telling the story of how they felt lost and disillusioned. He was the one who showed them the light. They have been reborn. They have tasted gold before but when they get back to that, under his guidance, it will be so much more delicious.

Alba Fyre Vs. Lash Legend

The match starts and Alba rushes Legend, beating her into the corner. Legend connects with a kick to drop Alba. Legend chokes Alba on the bottom rope and yells at her. Fyre lands some right hands and wants the gory bomb but Lash counters with a double underhook suplex. Fyre connects with some kicks and gets Lash caught up in the ropes. Fyre hits the gory bomb and jumps for a senton but Legend avoids it, then hits her with her baseball bat!

Winner Via Disqualifcation: Alba Fyre

*Commercial Break*

North American Championship

(C) Carmelo Hayes W/Trick Williams Vs. Tony D’Angelo W/The D’Angelo Family

The match begins and Hayes grabs a headlock but D’Angelo shoots him off and lands a shoulder tackle. Hayes then connects with a dropkick and Stacks and Two Dimes get on the apron. On the opposite side, Trick Williams gets on the apron, then Wilde and Del Toro get on it as well and they all share a staredown.

Hayes and D’Angelo go back at it and the action spills to the floor. Carmelo drops Tony and poses in front of the D’Angelo Family. Tony capitalises on the trash-talking and throws Hayes into the steel steps head-first as we head to the break.

*Commercial Break*

Back live and Hayes fights up from a submission and hits a springboard clothesline for a two-count. Hayes lands another springboard for a two-count and he’s getting frustrated. Hayes backs Tony into the corner and runs at him but D’Angelo blocks his kick and hits an exploder suplex. D’Angelo talks trash, then slaps Hayes across the face.

D’Angelo tells Hayes that he’s the don of NXT, then slaps him again. Tony runs at him but Hayes trips him and he hits the buckles. Hayes counters a back suplex and connects with a recoil for a near-fall. D’Angelo avoids a dive off the ropes, tackes Hayes, and hits an overhead throw. Stacks distracs the referee and Tony asks Santos Escobar for the brass knuckles. Santos sldies them to Hayes instead, and he clocks Tony and pins him!

Winner: Carmelo Hayes

After the match Hayes leaves with Trick. Tony, Stacks and Two Dimes are in the ring and they are irate. D’Angelo screams at Santos to get in the ring but Legado just back up the ramp, smiling at him.

That’s it for this week’s NXT, let us know what you thought of the show and we’ll see you back here tomorrow night for AEW Dynamite. Until next time, stay safe.

Curtis Dillion

Curtis does our weekly live match-by-match coverage of WWE RAW and SmackDown for Ringside News. In addition to SmackDown, Curtis also does WWE & NXT special event coverage as well. He has been helping out at for Ringside News for many years.

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