WWE NXT aired live on December 2, 2025, from the Capitol Wrestling Center in Orlando, Florida. The episode served as the final show before NXT Deadline. The night followed the recent 2025 Gold Rush special, which featured talent from WWE NXT, Evolve, TNA, and AAA. Gold Rush took place at The Theater at Madison Square Garden on November 18 and aired across two NXT episodes on The CW.

Tonight’s show focused on the major fallout from recent events. Izzi Dame addressed The Culling’s betrayal of Tatum Paxley. DarkState prepared for an 8-Man Tag Match against Je’Von Evans, TNA X-Division Champion Leon Slater, Joe Hendry, and Myles Borne. The Iron Survivor contenders took part in the Women’s Iron Survivor Summit.

WWE NXT Highlights

Women’s Iron Survivor Summit

The show begins with commentary welcoming everyone as Ava, Sol Ruca, Lola Vice, Kelani Jordan, Jordynne Grace, and Kendal Grey stand in the ring for the Women’s Iron Survivor Summit. Sol speaks first and says being chosen by John Cena is an honor. She says the winner becomes the number one contender and that Ethan Page told her she is world-champion material.

NXT Women’s Champion Jacy Jayne arrives with Fallon Henley and Lainey Reid. Jacy mocks the group, calling them “lucky losers,” and says none of them can take her title. She insults each woman until Kelani fires back, leading to a fight that breaks out among everyone in the ring.

Singles Match: Thea Hail vs. Arianna Grace

The match begins with Thea Hail pushing Arianna Grace before they lock up. Thea takes control with a side headlock, but Grace counters and applies an arm bar. Thea escapes with an arm drag, but Channing distracts her, allowing Grace to hit a throat strike and a swinging neckbreaker. Grace follows with an Irish whip and mocks Joe Hendry with his signature turn.

Thea regains momentum with a series of rollups and sends Grace to the floor before hitting a suicide dive. She argues with Channing, then returns to the ring and hits an uppercut in the corner and an exploder suplex. Channing tries to trip Thea, but Joe Hendry stops him with a Standing Ovation on the apron. Grace rolls Thea up for a near fall, but Thea counters and locks in a kimura. Arianna Grace taps out, and Thea Hail wins the match.

Singles Match: Tavion Heights vs. Josh Briggs

The match begins with Tavion Heights and Josh Briggs brawling before the bell, with Josh throwing Tavion into the steps. Josh fights back by kicking Tavion to the floor and booting him when he returns. Tavion responds by driving Josh through the ringside barrier. Josh then tries to use a chain, but Tavion takes it and hits a belly-to-belly suplex, only for Josh to survive with a foot on the ropes. Tavion argues with the referee, allowing Josh to hit him from behind and finish with a clothesline.

Izzi Dame In-Ring Segment

Izzi Dame comes to the ring with Shawn Spears and Niko Vance and immediately begins talking about her breakup with Tatum Paxley. Izzi says she understands why the fans love Tatum, because they’re just like her – afraid of being alone. She says she gave Tatum everything: confidence, purpose, and a voice when everyone else ignored her. Izzi claims she took everything back because Tatum owed her, and now she plans to finish her at their match on Saturday.

Tatum appears and admits she’s scared because Izzi took the one thing that kept her stable, but she says Izzi will feel all of her pain. Izzi mocks her and demands she come fight, but Tatum refuses to back down.

6-Woman Tag Team Match

The six-woman tag begins with Lola Vice and Lainey Reid shoving each other before all six women spill into a brief brawl. Lola sends Reid outside and hits a seated splash, but Fallon Henley cuts her off with a Tiger Feint Kick. Kendal Grey, Jacy Jayne, and Sol Ruca all hit dives to the floor before the match settles.

The match breaks down again with everyone hitting big moves: Sol hits a shoulder breaker, Jacy lands a thrust kick, Grey hits a flatliner, and Sol drops Fallon with a slingshot X-Factor. Jacy almost steals it with a rollup, but Sol catches her and finishes the match with the Sol Snatcher. Afterward, ZARIA spears Kendal, and she and Sol argue as tensions rise.

Tag Team Match: Chase U vs. OTM

The match opens with Uriah Connors and Kale Dixon jumping Bronco Nima and Lucien Price, knocking them to the floor and hitting stereo suicide dives. Uriah follows with a swanton on Price, but Price stops him with a clothesline, and tags bring OTM into control. Both teams then brawl outside, but Nima and Price catch Kale and Uriah in mid-air and smash them into each other. OTM then finishes the match with their assisted spinebuster.

8-Man Tag Team Main Event

The match opens with Myles Borne and Osiris Griffin locking up, and Osiris takes early control with strikes and a running knee. DarkState shifts momentum when Dion Lennox tags in and hits a spinebuster. All eight men brawl, and Osiris and Cutler catch Evans and Leon on dives, slamming them into the apron.

The final sequence breaks down with everyone hitting big moves. Dion drags Joe outside as they trade punches. Evans kicks Saquon before Leon goes for a Swanton 450, but Myles makes a blind tag from the top rope. Leon lands the move, and Myles immediately follows with Borne Again to score the pin. Je’Von Evans, Leon Slater, Joe Hendry, and Myles Borne win the 8-man tag match.

FAQs

Q. What time does NXT start tonight?

A. NXT airs live on Tuesdays at 8 p.m. Eastern Time (ET) in the United States, and 6:30 AM IST in India.

Q. Is NXT equal to Raw and SmackDown?

A. NXT is WWE’s developmental brand, serving as a training ground before wrestlers move to Raw or SmackDown.

Q. Can I watch WWE NXT on Netflix?

A. Yes, in most regions, NXT is available on Netflix as part of your plan.

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