WWE NXT Match Results, Highlights and Key Moments for April 15, 2025

Tonight’s WWE NXT airing April 15, 2025, promises an action-packed night live from the Capitol Wrestling Center (WWE Performance Center) in Orlando, Florida. The NXT Stand & Deliver go-home show sees The D’Angelo Family (“The Don Of NXT” Tony D’Angelo, Channing “Stacks” Lorenzo and Luca Crusifino) take on three members of Darkstate (Cutler James, Saquon Shugars, Osiris Griffin and Dion Lennox) in a Parking Lot Fight. Plus, WWE NXT Heritage Cup Champion Lexis King, “All Ego” Ethan Page, Eddy Thorpe and Wes Lee faces each other in a WWE NXT North American Championship Fatal 4-Way #1 Contender’s Match.

The show kicks off at 8:00 PM ET on the CW and is available for international fans on streaming platforms like Netflix. Ringside News will provide live, match-by-match updates and highlights throughout the night. Stay tuned to this page, refresh for the latest results as the action unfolds, and join the conversation in the comments below!

WWE NXT Results (4/15/25): Live Match Updates and Highlights

The show opens up with Vic Joseph, WWE Hall of Famer Booker T and Corey Graves welcoming us.

All the competitors of the first match of the night are already in the ring and WWE NXT North American Champion Ricky Saints makes his way down to the ring.

WWE NXT North American Championship Fatal 4-Way #1 Contender’s Match: WWE NXT Heritage Cup Champion Lexis King vs. “All Ego” Ethan Page vs. Eddy Thorpe vs. Wes Lee

The match starts off with all four men wasting no time in going after each other. King then gloats and gets hit with strikes from all three opponents. Thorpe then dominates the next few minutes of the match and kicks all his opponents. Page then breaks up Thorpe’s pin on Lee. Lee then hits Eddy with a double stomp combo. Wes then hits Page with an axe kick combo. King then stacks his opponents in the corner, but all three men escapes, which sends King into the ringpost.

Page then hits Lee with a high kick and single leg Codebreaker. Page, Thorpe and King then brawl to the top rope. Lee then hits all three men with a Tower of Doom and the crowd starts an NXT Chant. Lee then hits King with a Suicide Dive. Page and Thorpe then brawl. Page then shoves Thorpe into Ricky Saints. The referee then holds back Saints from Page, leading to the referee ejecting Saints so he wouldn’t attack Page. A “ref you suck” chant then ensues.

Page then hits Wes with a Yakuza Kick and body slams him on King. Page and King then trade counters. Page then puts King in a Boston Crab. Thorpe then drags Wes to ringside. Page, Wes and Eddy then all grab King’s limbs to all put him in a submission hold. Thorpe then breaks up the submission with strikes. Page then puts King in a Electric Chair and Thorpe into a DDT position. Wes then causes Page to execute the moves with a Whisper of the Wind.

Wes and Page then trade strikes with Wes knocking out Page with a kick. King then hits Page with a Swanton. Thorpe then hit King with an elbow drop. Lee then hits Thorpe with a meteora. King then hits Wes with a twisting neckbreaker. Page then hits King with the Twisted Grin (Twist of Fate) for the win.

The winner of the Fatal 4-Way Match and new #1 Contender to the WWE NXT North American Championship, “All Ego” Ethan Page!

After the match, Page grabs the mic and was in the process of cutting a promo on Ricky Saints. Saints then makes his way down to the ring and lays Page out with a tackle to stand tall and end the segment.

We then get a video package on Jordynne Grace. Grace talks about how she never started with star power and was not a beauty queen. Grace then says she had negative aura. Grace then says she felt like she was in a world not made for her. Grace then says what she did have, that others don’t is self awareness. Grace then says she turned doubt into discipline and that’s when the juggernaut was born. Grace then says she fell in love with getting stronger. Grace then says she was focused on turning her body into an atomic bomb. A montage of Grace changing her body is then shown. Grace then talks about how she caught the eyes of people while in TNA at the same time people were talking about WWE wrestlers. Grace then talks about how she is aware of what she has to do to leave Vegas with her first championship in WWE.

Vic Joseph then hypes qualifying matches for the NXT Women’s North American Championship ladder match. An ad then aires for the WWE Hall of Fame. Vic Joseph then plugs WWE WrestleMania weekend.

We then head to the women’s locker room, where we are in a watch-party room. ZARIA and Sol Ruca are on the same page. Izzi Dame and Kelani Jordan then show up to smack talk about also being in the NXT Women’s North American Championship Ladder Match.

Tatum Paxley and Gigi Dolin then make their way down to the ring for the next match of the night and Lola Vice follows.

WWE NXT Women’s North American Championship Stand & Deliver Ladder Match Qualifier: Tatum Paxley vs. Lola Vice

The match starts off with Paxley and Dolin trading ground holds. Paxley then goes for a moonsault into a pin, but Vice quickly goes into a Crossface which Paxley blocks with her hands. Paxley then puts Vice into a bridged armbar which Vice counters into a Triangle. Vice then puts Paxley into a Kesa Gatame. Paxley then escapes by getting to her feet. Vice then hits Paxley with a spinebuster. Paxley then crawls under the ring while Vice and Gigi jaws with each other. Paxley then yanks Vice’s shoulder into the crossbeams under the ring.

Paxley then bounces Vice around the ring with punches and kicks. Paxley then hits Vice with a crossbody in the corner. Vice then gets her knees up and blocks Paxley, giving her an opening to unleash a flurry of kicks. Vice then hits a running hip attack on Paxley in the corner and covers for a near fall. Paxley then rolls up Vice for a near fall. Paxley then hits another corner crossbody on Vice and gets Vice on the top rope. Paxley then hits a superplex on Vice and covers for a near fall. Vice then locks in a Sleeper Hold on Paxley, but Paxley counters with another rollup for a near fall. Vice then blocks a springboard and hits Paxley with a backfist for the win.

The winner of the WWE NXT Women’s North American Championship Stand & Deliver Ladder Match Qualifier, Lola Vice!

Vic Joseph, Corey Graves and WWE Hall of Famer Booker T then checks in on commentary and sends us to a Giulia video package. The package has subtitles in them. Giulia says she witnessed Stephanie Vaquer become double champion. Giulia then says she waited to be granted her rematch, but it was never given. Giulia then says friendships only go so far when it comes to the Women’s Championship. Giulia then says she told Stephanie what the Beautiful Madness is. Giulia then says Jaida Parker is very confident. Giulia then says Parker likes to give punishment, but not receive it. Giulia then says Grace is strong, but she’ll witness Strong Style on Saturday. Giulia then speaks in English and says losing the NXT Women’s Title only made her more dangerous. Giulia then says she introduced herself to WWE at last years Stand & Deliver and at this year’s she’ll leave Women’s Champion.

Trick Williams is then shown arriving to the Performance Center from the parking lot.

We then head to the back, where NXT General Manager Ava tells a number of women tag teams that she got them into a women’s number one contender match for the WWE Women’s Tag Team Championships, which will be defended at Stand & Deliver. Roxanne Perez then shows up and complains about looking out for the tag teams and not her. Ava then says Perez can get in the match if she can find a tag team partner.

Hank & Tank (Hank Walker and Tank Ledger) then make their way down to the ring for the next match of the night and Tyson DuPont and Tyriek Igwe follow.

WWE NXT Tag Team Championship #1 Contender’s Tag Team Gauntlet Match: Josh Briggs and Yoshiki Inamura vs. No Quarter Catch Crew (Tavion Heights and Myles Borne) vs. Hank & Tank (Hank Walker and Tank Ledger) vs. The Culling (Brooks Jensen and Niko Vance) vs. Tyson DuPont and Tyriek Igwe

The match starts off with Tank and Tyson. Tyson hits Tank with a clinch knee and shoulder tackle for a near fall. Tyriek then hits Tank with a CQC combo and Northern Lariat for a two count. Hank then tags in and takes down Igwe with a tackle. Hank and Tank then sandwich Igwe. Hank and Tank then hit Igwe with a high-low power slam for the elimination. Brooks Jensen and Niko Vance are out next. Hank and Tank then dominate with alternating strikes on both opponents. Hank and Tank then sandwich Vance. Tank then hits Jensen with an assisted seated Senton for a near fall.

The Culling then cut the ring in half on Hank. Hank then gets a window of opportunity after hitting Vance with a clothesline. Hank then tags in Tank, but the referee doesn’t see it. Vance then hits Hank with an assisted power slam for a near fall. Tank then gets a hot tag and cleans house. Tank then sends Vance to ringside. Jensen then rolls up Tank for a near fall. Jensen then catches Tank out of the air with a spinning heel kick. Tank then reverses a Doomsday Device into a power slam on Jensen for the elimination.

Tavion Heights and Myles Borne are out next and they work on Tank with methodical offense. Hank then tags in and rallies with right hands on Borne. Hank then runs around ringside and hits Tavion with a clothesline off the stairs. Hank and Tank then sandwiches Tavion. Borne then hits Hank and Tank with a Flip Dive. The crowd then gives Borne a “Thank you Randy!” chant. Tavion then fires up and rallies against Tank. Both men then trade shoulder tackles. Tavion then no solds a back suplex and hits Tank with a back suplex. Tavion then hits Tank with a crossbody for a near fall. Hank then drags Borne to ringside. Tank then rolls up Tavion for the elimination.

Josh Briggs and Yoshiki Inamura are out next. Hank is showing signs of fatigue and struggling which causes Briggs to stagger with strikes. Inamura and Briggs then cut the ring in half on Hank with hard hitting strikes. Briggs then chokeslams Hank’s back on Inamura’s knee. Tank then breaks up Inamura’s pin. Hank then surprises Briggs with a rollup for the win with Inamura failing to break up the pin.

The winners of the Tag Team Gauntlet Match and new #1 Contender’s to the WWE NXT Tag Team Championship, Hank & Tank (Hank Walker and Tank Ledger)!

We then head to the back, where EVOLVE General Manager Stevie Turner is speaking with Kali Armstrong about her being in the main event of EVOLVE this week. Kali says bet and walks away happy. The camera then pans over to NXT General Manager Ava chatting with her two assistants Stevie Turner and Robert Stone. Ava then teases a surprise for the last ladder match qualifier.

The camera then cuts to WWE NXT Champion Oba Femi arriving to the Performance Center. Vic Joseph then says is that Darkstate behind Oba.

We then get a video package on Jaida Parker. Parker talks about being judged all her life. Parker then talks about growing up in the streets of Port Saint Lucie. Parker then talks about Stephanie, Grace and Giulia having experience, but how she fought to their level from the bottom. Parker then says she proved she can hang with anybody and withstand pressure. Parker then says she can withstand pressure that makes diamonds, not breaks pipes. Parker then talks about her father pushing her to taking up soccer. Parker then says she knows how vicious it can be in a women’s locker room, where everybody is trying to knock you down. Parker then says the same is in the locker room. Parker then says her best friend and support system was her uncle. Parker then cries and shed some tears about how she broke down after her uncle passed. Parker then says people see her with an attitude. Parker then says she’s just not fitting people’s agendas. Parker then says life made her hard. Parker then says she don’t need no friends or attitude, just the situation. Parker then says she’s going to show the world that Jaida Parker don’t play.

We then see Stacks, Lua and Rizzo at the parking lot with random goons. Stacks says he was the boss for the night and Tony D won’t be joining them. Rizzo then heads to the back when Darkstate shows up. Stacks and Luca have crowbars with them. Stacks and Luca then dominate Darkstate and drag Shugars and Lennox into the Performance Center for a brawl. The D’Angelo Family then dominate and tackle Osiris Griffin through a wall. Dion then tosses Stacks into a locker. Saquon Shugars then spray Luca and Stacks with a fire extinguisher. Cutler James then lawn darts Stacks into a garage door. Darkstate then slam Luca into a car hood. Tony D’Angelo then show up and smack the Darkstate members with a crowbar. Darkstate then run off when the Police pull up. Tony D then berates Stacks for taking business into his own hands and says they should take down Darkstate at Stand & Deliver. Tony D then tells Stacks to not mistrust him again. Stacks then agrees and hugs Tony D.

We then get a video package of Stephanie Vaquer visiting her home country of Chile. Vaquer is shown doing the media rounds to hype up WrestleMania weekend. Vaquer is also shown being praised by the mayor of a town in Chile. Stephanie then shows off replicas of her Women’s and North American Championship. Vaquer then talks about being proud to represent Chile and keeping Chile’s name high.

The commentary team then checks in. Vic Joseph mentions the pro wrestling math of the odds being against Stephanie Vaquer to leave the match with her title.

Kelly Kincaid then interviews Hank and Tank about winning the gauntlet. Hank and Tank thank all the advice they were given from legendary tag teams. Tank says they gave the gauntlet a belly boy booming twist. Axiom and Frazer then show up to praise Hank and Tank for their win. Frazer then jokes that Hank and Tank won for nothing. Hank and Tank then say they will see Fraxiom at Stand & Deliver. Frazer then walks off acting disrespectful, while Axiom shakes Hank and Tank’s hands.

We then see Roxanne Perez complain to NXT General Manager Ava that even Hank and Tank are making it to Stand & Deliver. Perez then proposes being her own tag partner. Cora Jade then shows up behind Perez and tells Perez I’m sorry.

Karmen Petrovic and Ashante “Thee” Adonis then make their way down to the ring for the main event of the night.

Commentary then runs through the advertised Stand & Deliver card.

We then see Kale Dixon and Uriah Connors speaking with Andre Chase. Chase talks about how he has just been afraid about his future. Thea Hail then shows up and tells Chase to continue Chase U. Hail then says she’s not rejoining the University, but she is proud to be an alum. Thea Hail then makes her way down to the ring for the next match of the night and says she is in the next NXT Women’s North American Championship Qualifying Match.

WWE NXT Women’s North American Championship Stand & Deliver Ladder Match Qualifier: Karmen Petrovic vs. Thea Hail

The match starts off with both women wasting no time in going after each other. Petrovic blocks a dive with a high kick at ringside. Petrovic then dominates with strikes. Hail then rallies back and hits Petrovic with the worlds shortest slam. Hail then does the Ultimate Warrior rope pull and senton. Hail then hits Petrovic with a armbar slam and an armbar for the win.

The winner of the WWE NXT Women’s North American Championship Stand & Deliver Ladder Match Qualifier, Thea Hail!

Vic Joseph then hypes the show’s main event segment.

We’re back and Trick Williams heads to the ring to his Booker T remix. Trick makes his own sound effects on the mic, then says he’s been thinking a lot about who he is. He gets what Je’Von said about being like Carmelo Hayes. Trick says, “You either die a hero or live long enough to become the villain—and I’m still here.” He says heavy is the head that wears the crown, and tells Oba Femi he’s coming to take it on Saturday. He also tells Je’Von, “Better luck next year.”

Oba Femi comes out with a mic. He says Trick talks like he runs NXT, but he’s just a broken record repeating himself. No one’s singing “Whoop That Trick” anymore except Trick himself. Oba warns him this is his last shot at Stand & Deliver—after that, it’s over.

Trick claps back, saying fans still chant “Whoop That Trick” everywhere. He says it takes more than “Black Panther vibes” to stay on top, and he’s going to take Oba’s title.

Je’Von Evans interrupts. He tells Trick to shut up and stop whining every week about a match he thinks he deserves. Evans says he’s tired of it. Then he turns to Oba and shows some respect, saying “Real recognizes real.” He’s proud he dropped Oba twice—it meant something. Evans says everyone talks like Oba’s a future WrestleMania main-eventer, and it’s not “if” he gets drafted, it’s “when.”

Evans calls out Oba for acting like NXT revolves around him. Then he talks about his own journey, saying “This kid from North Carolina wasn’t supposed to make it, but I did.” And he’s ready to be the underdog. Oba replies, telling Evans he’s had a great rookie year and will be the future—but Oba is the now. He says he’s the top dog, and Evans is still just a kid.

Trick cuts in and says when they’re done complimenting each other, remember he’s walking out with the title. Evans fires back, saying neither Trick nor Oba can match him in the ring—he’ll run circles around both. Things break down. Oba and Trick toss Evans over the top rope. Then they trade punches. Evans leaps back in with a springboard double cutter on both. Fade to black.