WWE NXT No Mercy Results, Highlights and Key Moments for September 27, 2025

WWE NXT No Mercy 2025 is set to deliver a thrilling night of high-stakes championship matches and brutal rivalries live from the FTL War Memorial in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. With Oba Femi defending the NXT Championship and a weaponized steel cage match on the card, this event promises nonstop action from start to finish.

The pre-show begins at 6:00 PM ET, with the main card kicking off at 7:00 PM ET. U.S. fans can catch the event live on Peacock, while international viewers can tune in via Netflix. Ringside News will provide live, match-by-match updates and highlights throughout the night. Stay tuned to this page, refresh often for the latest results, and sound off in the comments below!

WWE NXT No Mercy Pre-Show Coverage (9/27/25): Live Match Updates and Highlights

Sam Roberts and Megan Morant are your hosts.

They recap the ending of this week’s NXT episode. Footage airs of Kelani Jordan winning the TNA Knockouts Title last night, and no one from the TNA roster showed any issues with it.

They go over the matches scheduled for tonight. A video package airs hyping up the Weaponized Cage Match.

Blake Howard sat down with Tavion Heights this week for an interview. Blake asked about tonight’s match. Tavion opened up about how he came to NXT from a dark time in his life. He competed at the Tokyo Olympics with no fans in the arena. At the time, he thought it didn’t affect him—but after returning home, he fell into a depression. He said he realized he wasn’t chasing Olympic gold, he was chasing the energy of the fans. That’s what drew him to WWE. For Tavion, the crowd is a living, breathing force—and there’s no place like WWE for that kind of connection.

Blake then brought up Ethan Page and asked why Tavion thinks he’s the one to beat him. Tavion said Ethan has been wrestling for 18 years and has been all over—from AAA to TNA to NXT. But Tavion pointed out that he’s also traveled the world, including wrestling in Pro Wrestling NOAH, and he never saw Ethan there. He challenged the idea that Ethan was unbeatable, asking who really won the flag match that Ethan was so proud of. Blake then asked for a fun fact fans might not know. Tavion shared that he’s a huge fishing fan—planning to catch some bass right after the interview. He also loves traveling with his wife and collects Pokémon when he’s not in the ring or outdoors.

To wrap it up, Blake asked what Tavion expects after Saturday’s match. Tavion said the crowd’s energy is everything to him. He trained for Olympic gold, but now he’s focused on NXT gold—and he plans to leave with it on Saturday.

They replay the Ricky Saints video package from Tuesday night.

Then, they show highlights from the face-to-face confrontation between Lola Vice and Jacy Jayne that also took place on Tuesday.

They take a look at the Speed Championship match.

Earlier this week, Vic Joseph interviewed Lainey Reid. He asked if she felt overlooked when the tournament brackets were announced, and what she sees as the biggest difference between Speed matches and traditional ones. Lainey explained that in regular matches, she would normally target an opponent’s weakness, but there’s no time for that in a Speed match. Fortunately, she’s used to fast-paced competition—she’s a former rodeo champion and track star—so she feels built for this style.

Vic brought up her match with Jacy Jayne. Lainey said she wanted to take initiative just like Jacy once did, so she went to Ava and asked for a match. That opportunity showed her she could hang with anyone in the division. When asked about her experience dealing with Fatal Influence, Lainey admitted she overestimated Jacy but still respects her. Above all, Lainey made it clear—she wants to be a champion.

To close the interview, Vic asked for final thoughts. Lainey confidently said she sees a real chance to win. Fans have seen what she can do in the ring, and even though this is her first PLE match, she plans to walk out of No Mercy as the new champion.

They show a recap focusing on Je’Von Evans and Josh Briggs.

They show a video package highlighting Oba Femi.

It’s announced that Lainey Reid is not medically cleared to compete tonight. However, Sol Ruca will still defend the Speed Championship as planned.

WWE NXT No Mercy Results (9/27/25): Live Match Updates and Highlights

Your announcers for the show are Vic Joseph and Booker T. They welcome us to the show before the first match kicks off.

Je’Von Evans vs. Josh Briggs

Je’Von Evans starts off with punches and chops while dodging shots from Josh Briggs. Both men tumble over the top rope, but Evans’ leg gets caught in the ropes. Josh takes advantage, slamming Evans into the apron. Evans bounces back by leaping over the guardrail and landing punches before sending Josh into the ring steps.

Back in the ring, Evans hits a springboard crossbody for a near fall, then follows up with a slingshot headscissors takedown and a dropkick. Josh catches him mid-air and drives him into the turnbuckles, following up with a series of hard elbows.

Josh Briggs takes control with a biel throw followed by an elbow drop for a near fall. He continues the attack with kicks and even stands on Je’Von Evans’ back. Josh lifts Evans for a slam, but Evans slips out and lands some punches. Josh answers with a heavy shot, but Evans counters with a springboard roll-up for a near fall.

Josh hits a backbreaker, then another, earning another two-count. He follows up with a hard Irish whip and stomps to Evans’ back. Another Irish whip sends Evans sliding into the corner, but he fights back with a back elbow and some punches. Josh throws him into the corner again, but Evans lands a kick and heads to the apron. Josh knocks him off mid-springboard, sending Evans crashing into the guardrail.

Evans beats the ten count and makes it back in the ring. Josh hits a side slam but misses an elbow drop. Josh hits a forearm and taunts the crowd, giving Evans time to recover and land a punch. They trade shots, with Josh landing a kick before Evans nails a rebound German suplex. Evans hits a clothesline, but Josh doesn’t budge. Evans follows with a superkick and another clothesline, then lands back-to-back springboard roundhouse kicks.

Josh rips off his shirt and starts begging for mercy. Evans keeps throwing punches until the referee pulls him back. Evans lands another punch, then heads to the apron and goes for a Coast-to-Coast senton, but Josh rolls to the floor. Evans adjusts and hits a crossbody on Josh outside the ring.Back inside, Evans climbs the top rope and hits a frog splash for a near fall. Josh recovers with a forearm to Evans’ back, then hits another to stop him on the ropes. Josh follows up with a Northern Lariat for a close two-count.

Evans rolls up Josh with a sunset flip for a near fall. They trade shots—Evans lands a forearm and a superkick, but Josh fires back with a flurry of boots. Josh follows with a knee and hits Feast Your Eyes for another near fall. He drags Evans into the corner, climbs the turnbuckles, and tries for a super choke bomb, but Evans flips out and lands on his feet. Evans kicks Josh and goes for a springboard move, but Josh catches him and hits a chokeslam for a two-count. Josh tries to remove the turnbuckle pad but fails. He heads outside and catches Evans mid-dive, slamming him with a clothesline. The pin that follows only gets two as Evans gets his foot on the rope.

Josh pulls Evans across the ring and climbs the turnbuckles, but Evans fights back, yelling “hell no” and slapping Josh before shoving him down. Evans lands several punches, then hits a flying boot. As Evans comes off the ropes, Josh catches him with a big boot. Josh goes for a chokeslam, but Evans counters into a cutter. He follows up with a double jump cutter and scores the three-count.

Winner: Je’Von Evans

They recap everything that’s gone down between TNA and NXT over the past week.

Then, they air Kelani Jordan’s comments from last night. She says she was told that fortune favors the bold—and now she’s the Knockouts Champion. Kelani says she’ll represent both TNA and NXT, and she’s not staying in one lane. Wherever she goes, she stands out, and no one does it like her.

Vic Joseph then repeats the announcement that Lainey Reid is not medically cleared to face Sol Ruca tonight

NXT Speed Championship Match: Sol Ruca (c) vs. Jaida Parker

Sol Ruca starts off with a sunset flip for a near fall, followed by a quick roll-up from Jaida Parker for a two-count of her own. Sol gets knocked to the apron but flips back into the ring, sending Parker into the ropes and then out to the floor. Sol follows up by leaping off the steps with a cannonball.

Back in the ring, Parker rolls out again and blocks a baseball slide, hitting Sol with a forearm and a kick to the throat for a near fall. After another pin attempt, Sol fights back with a backbreaker, but Parker blocks the Sol Snatcher. Parker responds with a forearm and hits a springboard seated splash, then a Falcon Arrow for a near fall. She follows with a gourdbuster, but Sol counters with a takedown for two. Sol lands a knee and sends Parker to the ramp. As Sol bounces off the ropes, Parker nails her with a forearm.

Back in the ring, Parker tries for a suplex, but Sol counters with a knee and hits a DDT for a near fall. They trade forearms until Sol connects with a kick and an elbow. Parker then hits a Samoan Drop, sending Sol to the apron. Sol drops Parker across the top rope, and both end up on the floor where they hit simultaneous headbutts.

Sol vaults over the steps and drives Parker into them. Parker recovers with a running hip attack and sends Sol back into the ring. Parker starts jawing at Zaria, then punches her. Lash Legend comes out, and Zaria spears Lash on the ramp.

Back in the ring, Parker turns around and gets caught with the Sol Snatcher. Sol covers for the three-count.

Winner: Sol Ruca (retains the Speed Championship)

Kelly Kincaid interviews Joe Hendry about Dark State. Joe says he respects Dark State and understands what they’re about. He appreciates who they are and what they stand for. Dark State interrupts the interview. Osiris issues a final warning, telling Joe to act like they’re not even there. They make it clear—if you’re against Dark State, they’re coming for you. Joe is intrigued by their “with us or against us” mindset.

Weaponized Steel Cage Match: Jordynne Grace vs. Blake Monroe

They trade punches early on until Blake hits a knee. Grace responds by throwing Blake into the cage. Grace grabs a chair but swings and misses, hitting the ropes instead and hurting her hand. Blake grabs a kendo stick and unloads several shots on Grace. Grace blocks one of the swings and hits Blake with the kendo stick. She follows up with a spinebuster onto the chair for a near fall, then locks in a Boston Crab and sits on a chair with Blake trapped underneath.

Grace wedges a chair into the corner, but Blake goes after her injured hand with a wrist lock. Blake nearly sends Grace into the chair, but Grace stops herself. Blake then sends her shoulder-first into the chair and follows up by slamming her into the cage. Blake traps Grace’s hand in the cage and applies pressure, then dumps weapons out of a trash can and kicks Grace. She smashes Grace in the back with the trash can for a near fall, then puts the kendo stick on Grace’s injured hand and presses down. After missing a few shots, Blake lands The Stroke using the kendo stick, but only gets a near fall.

Blake hits Grace with punches. She grabs a hair dryer but needs a longer extension cord. She finds one and ties Grace to the ropes. Blake keeps punching her, then pulls out a purse with scissors inside. She kicks Grace and goes full Beefcake, cutting her hair and putting the hair on her own face and body.

Blake pretends she’ll cut the referee’s bangs, but goes back to Grace. Grace punches Blake and notices her cut hair. She shouts and hits a Thesz Press, landing a bunch of punches. Grace follows with short-arm clotheslines and a big chop. She tries a powerbomb, but Blake grabs the cage and climbs until Grace crotches her on the top rope. Grace lifts Blake onto her shoulders and hits a huge Super Samoan Drop from the top. Grace gets a near fall.

She then hits Blake with the purse and tries to slam her onto a trash can, but Blake escapes and sends Grace into it instead. Grace bounces back with a dropkick that drives the trash can into Blake. Blake kicks out at two. Blake grabs a bag and dumps something—likely thumbtacks or glass—onto the mat. She tries a Saito suplex, but Grace blocks it and counters with a leg-trap suplex onto the sharp objects. Grace covers, but Blake still kicks out at two.

Grace grabs a trash can and sets Blake up on the turnbuckles. She positions the trash can but Blake slips out and drops Grace onto the top turnbuckle. Blake follows up with strikes, leaving Grace hanging in the tree of woe. Blake places the trash can over Grace’s head, then climbs up and hits a double stomp from the top rope. She goes for the cover, but Grace kicks out at two. Blake sets up a table and slams it down onto Grace’s hand. Grace fights back by ramming Blake into the cage multiple times. She flips the table over and gets it into position.

Blake recovers and drops Grace across the top rope. She climbs up, but Grace blocks a kick and lifts Blake onto her shoulders. Blake escapes and drives Grace into the cage. They both end up battling on top of the cage, trading chops and slaps. Grace grabs a crowbar, but Blake throws powder in her eyes to blind her. Blake tries to powerbomb Grace through the table from the turnbuckles, but Grace counters with an Air Raid Crash through the table.

Winner: Jordynne Grace

Ava appears in her office and addresses the situation between TNA and NXT. She says the partnership has become fractured, especially after the chaotic brawl that ended the recent show. Ava reveals she’s spoken with Santino Marella in an effort to smooth things over.

She then announces something unexpected—on October 7th, the two brands will collide in an event called Invasion. The show will feature two Survivor Series-style matches, one for the men and one for the women. Also announced:

• Dark State vs. The Hardys in a Title for Title match.
• Trick Williams vs. Oba Femi, with everyone banned from ringside.

The Lash Alert sounds and Lash Legend steps up with a message. She says taking the spear was worth it because it cost Jaida Parker her match. Turning her attention to TNA, Lash calls them out, saying if they think they’re big and bad, they can come find out at Invasion on October 7th. She declares herself the right choice to lead NXT, claiming she gets things done and handles her business—something Jaida Parker knows nothing about. Lash reminds everyone she already beat Jaida the last time they faced off. Suddenly, Jaida Parker’s music hits, and she storms the ring, attacking Lash. The two brawl until officials step in and pull them apart.

Backstage, Kelly Kincaid interviews Lainey Reid. Kelly asks where her head is at following recent events. Lainey reveals that what was supposed to be the biggest match of her career fell apart after she got injured in training. She wasn’t cleared to compete but vows that once she’s healthy, the title will be hers. Lola Vice interrupts, telling Lainey that her time will come eventually. Lainey fires back, saying there’s no way Lola is beating Jacy Jayne. Lola warns her to watch it, threatening, “With one kick, I could break that leg.”

NXT North American Championship Match: Ethan Page (c) vs. Tavion Heights

Ethan Page tries to stay away from Tavion Heights early on, but they eventually lock up, with Tavion gaining control with a waist lock. Page escapes to the ropes. When Page attempts a shoulder tackle, he bounces right off Tavion. The two exchange punches, and Tavion sends Page out to the ramp after dodging a boot.Tavion follows with a shoulder and steps out to the ramp, but Page catches him and hits a back body drop. Back in the ring, Page stays in control with a slam and a waist lock, landing shoulder shots to Tavion’s back. He adds a boot and a belly-to-back suplex for a near fall, then whips Tavion hard into the corner.

Page tries another Irish whip but misses a splash. Tavion hits an elbow and tries for a suplex, but his back gives out. Page takes advantage with a suplex for a two-count.Page stays on him with a waist lock, but Tavion powers out by backing into the corner. Tavion tries to mount some offense, but Page blocks a kick and counters with one of his own. Page then sets up a backbreaker using the top turnbuckle and nails it, sending Tavion crashing to the floor. Page heads to the floor, tosses Tavion back into the ring, and takes a moment to ask the crowd about his performance. Back in the ring, Tavion blocks a few shots and fires back with punches of his own, followed by a series of clotheslines and a running boot. He then hits a takedown to keep the momentum going.

Page kicks Tavion away, but Tavion rolls through and lifts him up. Page slips out, but Tavion counters with an ankle lock. Page reaches the ropes to break the hold, then surprises Tavion with an inside cradle for a near fall. Tavion responds with a roll-up of his own for two. Page tries for Twisted Grit, but Tavion blocks it and counters with a backslide for another near fall. Page fires back with a kick and follows up with Ego’s Edge, but it’s still not enough—Tavion kicks out at two.

Page locks in a Boston Crab, but Tavion reaches the ropes to force the break. From the apron, Tavion stuns Page with a punch and climbs the turnbuckles. Page meets him up top and tries for a superplex, but Tavion fights back with a sleeper hold from the ropes. Page powers through, hoisting Tavion up for a huge super powerslam. He follows up with Twisted Grit and gets the three-count.

Winner: Ethan Page (retains the NXT North American Championship)

After the match, El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr. appears on the tron. He tells Ethan Page that if Page is so focused on holding onto his title, then he better be ready—because Wagner has his eyes on the NXT North American Championship. He ends with a clear warning: he’ll be seeing Ethan soon.

Kelly Kincaid is backstage with Myles Borne. She asks for his thoughts on what TNA did Tuesday night. Myles says Lexis King helped him tap into a darker side of himself, and now that side is ready to fight. He says he’ll go to war for NXT and even volunteers to be the captain for Team NXT. Myles promises they’ll be ready to defend their turf on Tuesday.

Later, Mike Santana sends a message to Trick Williams. He says Trick ran away instead of standing up like a man. Santana accuses Trick of holding the TNA title hostage and vows to do whatever it takes to bring it back where it belongs. He tells everyone to enjoy No Mercy—because come Tuesday, he’s returning, and he’s not coming alone.

NXT Women’s Championship Match: Jacy Jayne (c) vs. Lola Vice

Lola Vice and Jacy Jayne lock up and circle the ring. Jacy takes control early with a side headlock and takedown. Lola goes for a roll-up, but Jacy keeps the headlock locked in. Lola counters with a headscissors, but Jacy escapes and goes right back to the side headlock. She then transitions into a wrist lock, and when Lola tries to reverse, Jacy pulls her back down with another side headlock takedown.

Jacy Jayne lands a shoulder tackle followed by a back senton. She grabs a waist lock and transitions into another side headlock. Lola Vice tries to go for a hip toss, but Jacy blocks it and attempts a takedown—only for Lola to counter into a cross arm breaker. Jacy escapes, and Lola takes control with a side headlock. Lola traps Jacy’s arm and slaps her, then follows up with a drop toe hold and a kick.

Fallon Henley distracts Lola, allowing Jacy to send her into the turnbuckles. Jacy unloads with multiple kicks in the corner, followed by hard chops. Lola fights back with a punch to the midsection and hits a suplex for a near fall. She applies a reverse chin lock, but Jacy breaks free with a jawbreaker. Lola responds with a double leg takedown and jackknife cover for another near fall.

Lola delivers a series of kicks, finishing with a spinning back heel kick that sends Jacy through the ropes to the floor. Lola throws Jacy into the announce table, then goes after Fallon when she tries to interfere. But the distraction costs her—Jacy sends Lola into the ring steps and follows up with a cannonball right into the steps. Jacy drives Lola into the apron before rolling her back into the ring. She follows up with a bulldog for a near fall, then whips Lola into the corner and hits a running hip attack, getting another two-count.

Lola fights back with punches and kicks, but Fallon Henley jumps on the apron, distracting her again. Jacy takes advantage with a lungblower for a near fall. She then hits a back elbow and goes for another pin, but Lola kicks out at two.

Jacy slams Lola’s head into the mat and locks in a rear chin lock. Lola powers out by backing Jacy into the corner. Jacy responds with a roll-up for a near fall, but Lola counters into a LeBell Lock. Jacy rolls through into another pin attempt, but only gets two.

Jacy misses an elbow in the corner, and Lola unloads with kicks, followed by spinning heel kicks and a flurry of Naomi-style strikes. She shakes her hips and hits a running hip attack in the corner, then follows up with a German suplex. Lola goes for a spinning back fist but misses and falls to the floor. She regroups and hits a cannonball off the apron, taking out Fallon Henley.

As Lola gets back in the ring, Jacy nails her with a bicycle kick. Jacy rolls Lola in and goes for a clothesline, but misses. Lola hits a spinning heel kick, but Fallon pulls the referee out of the ring before the count. Fallon argues with the official and ends up getting thrown out from ringside.

Back in the ring, Jacy goes for an O’Connor Roll, but it only gets two. Lola quickly transitions into a rear naked choke. Jacy looks close to tapping but gets a second wind and flips over into a near fall. Lola misses a splash in the corner, and Jacy catches her with a punch. They trade strikes—Lola lands a chop, but Jacy answers with a back fist for another close two-count.

Jacy fires off a series of punches and drives her hip into Lola in the corner, following up with back elbows. She then turns to Lola’s family in the crowd and has some words for them. Jacy charges, but Lola counters with a back elbow and climbs the turnbuckles, hitting a tornado DDT that she seamlessly transitions into a guillotine.

Jacy powers out by running Lola into the corner. Jacy misses a splash, and Lola answers with kicks. Lola heads up top, but Jacy cuts her off with a kick and a forearm to the back. Jacy then hits a super belly-to-back suplex off the ropes and follows it up with a running knee for a near fall. Jacy rolls to the floor and grabs the title belt, bringing it into the ring. While the referee takes it away, Lola rolls Jacy up, but Jacy kicks out. Jacy goes for a running knee and misses, allowing Lola to get another near fall with a rollup.

They trade thrust kicks, then exchange stiff forearms. Lola lands a flurry of Naomi-style kicks, but Jacy comes back with a rolling elbow. Lola fires back with a back fist and falls to the outside.

As the referee deals with the belt, someone in a black hoodie attacks Lola on the floor. The ref begins the count, and Lola barely makes it back into the ring in time. Jacy capitalizes, landing another rolling elbow and covers for the three count.

Winner: Jacy Jayne (retains the NXT Women’s Championship)

We see brief comments from both Moose and Mustafa Ali, adding fuel to the growing tension between TNA and NXT.

It’s also announced that this Tuesday night on NXT, Lash Legend will go one-on-one with Jaida Parker. In addition, Ava and Santino Marella will officially select their teams for the upcoming Invasion matches, setting the stage for another major showdown between both brands.

NXT Championship Match: Oba Femi (c) vs. Ricky Saints

Ricky starts off with a series of punches and goes for a sunset flip, but Oba Femi blocks it and slams him into the mat. Oba follows up with a European uppercut, then whips Ricky into the corner—but runs into a boot.

Ricky keeps fighting with more punches, but Oba grabs him by the throat. Ricky counters with a rollup for a near fall. Oba responds with a hard kick and another uppercut, then locks in a side headlock. He follows that up with a slam for a near fall, keeping control of the match. Ricky fires back with a series of chops, but Oba hits an Irish whip and yanks Ricky off the turnbuckles. Ricky lands on his feet out of a belly-to-back suplex, then hits a kick and a flying boot, followed by punches to keep the momentum going.

Oba sends Ricky into the corner but misses a splash. Ricky climbs the ropes for an Old School attempt, but Oba cuts him off. Ricky slips out of a slam attempt, and Oba avoids an O’Connor Roll. Ricky hits a dropkick and a running knee that knocks Oba to the floor.

Ricky goes for a suicide dive, but Oba catches him mid-air with a forearm. Oba then chokes Ricky across the ropes before delivering a backbreaker—and holds on to hit a second, then a third. He follows with another Irish whip, blocks Ricky’s boot, and lands a heavy chop. Oba follows up with a forearm that knocks Ricky out onto the ramp. He then drops Ricky across the top rope and hits another stiff forearm. Ricky recovers with a jawbreaker and goes for a crossbody, but Oba catches him and delivers a backbreaker.

Oba places Ricky on the top turnbuckle and stretches him out before Ricky fights back with a back elbow. He leaps off, but Oba catches him mid-air with a chokeslam for a near fall.Oba misses a splash in the corner, and Ricky quickly rolls him up for a near fall. Ricky follows up with a kick and climbs the ropes for an Old School forearm, landing two—but Oba stays on his feet. A flying forearm finally drops Oba, and Ricky attempts to lift him, but Oba blocks it. Ricky manages to hit a Samoan Drop for a close two-count. Ricky avoids a powerbomb and connects with a kick. He goes for a spear, but Oba blocks it and hits a pop-up European uppercut for another near fall.

Ricky hits a spear and gets a close near fall. He climbs the turnbuckles, but Oba rocks him with a forearm. Oba heads up after him, but Ricky fights back with shots of his own and sets up for a sunset flip powerbomb. Oba tries to hold onto the ropes, but Ricky powers through and lands the bomb for another near fall.

They trade forearms in the center of the ring until Ricky drops to the mat, playing possum. When Oba moves in, Ricky springs up with quick strikes. Oba answers with a clothesline, but Ricky counters with a victory roll for a near fall. Oba fires back with a spinning toss slam and sets up for the powerbomb, but Ricky counters into a rana for another two-count. Both men collide and fall—Ricky rolling to the floor.

Oba follows him out and resets the referee’s count before launching Ricky onto the announce table. He sets up for a powerbomb, but Ricky counters with a DDT on the table, then hits a tornado DDT on the floor.

Back in the ring, Oba chops Ricky on the apron and lands a powerbomb for a near fall. Ricky recovers and counters another powerbomb with a DDT, then delivers one more tornado DDT—this time in the ring—for the three count.

Winner: Ricky Saints (new NXT Champion)

We go to credits.