WWE NXT Results 7/22/25
713 Music Hall
Houston, Texas
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Commentators: (Vic Joseph, Booker T, Corey Graves)
Ring Announcer: Mike Rome
Transcription by Josh Lopez
First Match: The Culling vs. Hank Walker, Tank Ledger, Sol Ruca, Zaria In A 8-Person Tag Team Match
Pier six brawl ensues before the bell rings. Bodyshot Exchange. Vance reverses out of the irish whip from Walker. Vance with a Pop Up HeadButt. Vance tags in Spears. Spears stomps on Walker’s face. Spears tags in Vance. Vance with a gut punch. Vance slams Walker’s head on the top turnbuckle pad. Vance uppercuts Walker. Walker decks Vance with a back elbow smash. Vance punches Walker in the ribs. Vance with a straight right hand. Vance tags in Spears. Spears with a Hangman’s NeckBreaker. Spears talks smack to Ledger. Walker blocks a boot from Spears. Walker slams Spears head on the top turnbuckle pad. Walker tags in Ledger. Walker with a corner clothesline. Walker with a Running Bulldog. Ledger follows that with a Running Senton Splash for a two count. Ledger whips Spears across the ring. Spears kicks Ledger in the chest. Zaria and Paxley are tagged in. Paxley with The Lou Thez Press. Paxley transitions into a ground and pound attack. Zaria nails Paxley with The Pump Kick. Ruca drops Dame with The Flying X-Factor. Zaria catches Paxley in mid-air.
Zaria goes for The Press Slam, but Paxley lands back on her feet. Spears and Ledger are tagged in. Ledger cartwheels around Spears. Ledger clotheslines Spears. Ledger tags in Walker. Ledger punches Vance. Hank & Tank goes for The Sandwich, but Vance gets in the way. That led us to another massive brawl. The referee is losing control of this match. Quadruple Bodyslams. Vance gets sandwiched in the center of the ring. The Culling regroups on the outside. The Culling regains control of the match during the commercial break. Vance whips Ledger across the ring. Ledger with a back elbow smash. Haymaker Exchange. Vance HeadButts Ledger. Vance goes for The Diving HeadButt, but Ledger ducks out of the way. Vance tags in Spears. Walker prevents Ledger from hitting the turnbuckles. Ledger with a Running Lariat. Vance knocks Walker off the ring apron. Ledger drops Vance with The Flapjack. Ruca and Paxley are tagged in.
Ruca with two diving back elbow smashes. Ruca sweeps out the legs of Paxley. Ruca rocks Dame with a forearm smash. Ruca SuperKicks Paxley. Ruca with a Dropkick/Spinning DDT Combination. Ruca tags in Zaria. Zaria levels Paxley with The Body Avalanche. Assisted Shotgun Dropkick. ZaRuca hits The Keg Stand for a two count. Zaria HeadButts Dame. Paxley with a Step Up Enzuigiri. Ledger ducks a clothesline from Vance. Ledger with The Flying HeadButt. Ledger with a Flapjack into Vance. Spears with Two SuperKicks. Walker responds with a Lariat. Dame drops Walker with The CodeBreaker. Dame with The Flying Crossbody Block to the outside. Ruca returns the favor by taking out Vance with one of her own. Paxley blocks The Spear. Zaria gets distracted by Spears. Zaria nails Spears with The F5. Paxley rolls Zaria over for a two count. Zaria dodges The Step Up Enzuigiri. Zaria Spears Paxley. Ruca sends Dame crashing into the steel ring steps. Spears gives Paxley her doll. The lights go out in the building. DarkState appeared in the crowd. Paxley rolls Zaria over to pickup the victory.
Winner: The Culling via Pinfall
– We got a video recap of Jacy Jayne capturing the TNA Knockouts World Championship at TNA Slammiversary.
– AVA is not allowing Jordynne Grace to enter the arena tonight due to her attacking Stevie Turner last week. Grace tells AVA that she’s getting her hands on Blake Monroe one way or another.
Jacy Jayne, Lash Legend, Jaida Parker Segment
Jacy Jayne: I mean, wow, is this picture not worth a million bucks? Love it, hate it, like it, boo it, it doesn’t matter, because at the end of the day, Jacy Jayne runs Women’s Wrestling. Not so bad for a third wheel or the most beatable champion in history, right, because not only am I your NXT Women’s Champion, I am your new TNA Knockouts World Champion. That’s right, two divisions, two brands. And the one at the top is not Jordynne Grace, Masha Slamovich or your hottest free agent, and it’s sure as hell is not the newest athlete signee, flavor of the month or one of your favorite Indy darlings. No, it’s me. And the best part about all of this is that I did it all by myself, without help or any support, because the WWE Universe, you all tried to write me off, but look at me now. I walked into Slammiversary, TNA’s biggest PPV in history, and I walked right out with their TNA Knockouts World Championship. You see, everybody always wants to talk about making history, they want their names written in the history books, so much that it’s become a wrestling cliche. But take a good hard look at your double champion, because there’s nothing cliche about this. I am a history maker. I am a moment maker.
Lash Legend: Jacy Jayne, I gotta give you your flowers. I mean, you both know that, not only have we’ve been here in NXT for a few years, but, look, no one ever expected you to be the double champion, just saying. But you decided to take your moment and take that top spot to be that number one girl, so congratulations. But now, girl, did you really think your delusional ass was gonna be up there long? Absolutely not. Yeah, I’m gonna go ahead and keep it real with you. Yeah, you’re at the top, but you’re gonna spiral down, real fast. And you want to know why? Because it’s time for Lash Legend’s moment, it’s time for me to lash out. And at Evolution, everyone was talking about one woman, and it wasn’t you, it was The Boujee Bully. I eliminated Nia Jax, hoisted her ass over the top rope. I eliminated Nikki Bella, kicked her ass out, too, and proved not only am I the most dominant force here at NXT, but in all of WWE. And you know what? I came to realization that, if I can go against the best of the best with the women on Raw and SmackDown, then, clearly, I’m equipped to get one of those titles. Whether that’s the NXT Women’s Championship or TNA Knockouts World Championship.
Jaida Parker: What’s up? You hear them? Alright, Lash, I can’t take your flowers away from you, because you did your thing in the battle royal, did she not? But, baby, I’m gonna need you to do yourself a favor and look around, because this is NXT, and in the NXT Women’s Division, Jaida Parker has a direct line to that championship. So, it doesn’t matter if they get in my way or they’re in the back of the line, because Jaida Parker is the walking reality check, and the face and the future of this Women’s Division.
Jacy Jayne: Wow, I’m so glad that you two think so highly of yourselves. So, I’m gonna let you hash this out for yourselves, okay? Girls, get them.
Fallon Henley: Not a chance.
Jacy rocks Parker with a forearm smash. That led us to a pier six brawl. Legend nails Jazmyn Nyx with The Pump Kick. Legend and Parker clears the ring to close this segment.
– Ricky Saints runs into Je’Von Evans in the backstage area. Je’Von is trying to take some notes and figure out some new moves. Ricky tells Je’Von to not overthink things, he’s on the right track after beating Jasper Troy at The Great American Bash. Je’Von tells Ricky that it’s difficult to prepare for Jasper Troy, because he’s unhinged. Je’Von gives Ricky the same advice about not overthinking. Ricky says that the revolution will be televised tonight. Je’Von says that he’s gonna keep a close eye on the match.
– The No Quarter Catch Crew and Myles Borne are trying to hype up Wren Sinclair before her big match with Blake Monroe.
Second Match: Ricky Saints vs. Jasper Troy
Saints ducks a clothesline from Troy. Saints is throwing haymakers at Troy. Troy launches Saints to the corner. Troy drives Saints back first into the turnbuckles. Troy buries his shoulder into the midsection of Saints. Saints side steps Troy into the turnbuckles. Saints unloads two knife edge chops. Saints transitions into a corner mount. Troy dumps Saints over the top rope. Troy clotheslines Saints on the ring apron. Troy goes for The Big Splash, but Saints ducks out of the way. Troy blocks The Abdominal Stretch. Troy with The Running Powerslam for a two count. Troy rakes the eyes of Saints. Troy sends Saints crashing to the outside. Troy is fired up. Troy has complete control of the match during the commercial break. Saints fights out of the fireman’s carry position. Saints is displaying his fighting spirit.
Troy shoves Saints. Saints ducks a clothesline from Troy. Troy applies The Bear Hug. Saints starts biting Troy’s forehead. Troy with a gut punch. Saints dumps Troy out of the ring. Saints lands The Suicide Dive. Saints with rapid fire haymakers. Troy inadvertently punches the steel ring post. Saints with a chop/haymaker combination. Troy drives Saints face first into the apron. Troy rolls Saints back into the ring. Troy blocks The Swinging DDT. Saints side steps Troy into the turnbuckles. Saints with The Flying Crossbody Block. Saints ducks a clothesline from Troy. Saints hits The Tornado DDT for a two count. Saints with a Running Crossbody Block to the outside. Troy starts arguing with the referee. Saints jumps on Troy’s back. Saints tees off on Troy. Troy drives Saints face first into the LED Board on the stage. Troy continues to bicker with the referee. Saints fell through the entrance ramp. Troy with a Diving Senton Splash. Troy was able to beat the referee’s ten count to pickup the victory.
Winner: Jasper Troy via Count-Out
– We see Trick Williams talking to The High Ryze in the backstage area. Trick says that he’s the one that’s calling out The Undertaker, let’s talk about it. Wes Lee tells Trick to handle his business, but if he needs anything, say the word. As much as Trick appreciates that, he needs to handle this, man-to-man. TrickNA versus The Deadman. Trick tells Je’Von Evans to stick his nose out of grown folks business. Je’Von is really excited to see this confrontation.
– WWE pays homage to WWE Hall Of Famer Ozzy Osbourne who passed away today at the age of 76.
The Undertaker & Trick Williams Segment
Trick Williams: H-Town, the man carrying two brands has finally arrived. And I ain’t bragging, I’m just here to spit some facts. And while we’re talking about facts, last Sunday, I went to Long Island, New York for Slammiversary, and I main evented the biggest show that TNA has ever had, till this day, let’s talk about. And while we’re talking about facts, at Slammiversary, I faced two of the best that TNA had to offer. I defeated the Average Joe. I defeated the loud and proud Bourican, Mike Santana. So, me breaking the record at TrickNA, with me defeating the two of the best they had to offer, I guess that makes me undeniably, unequivocally, automatically the greatest TNA Champion of all-time. I know they don’t like me there at TNA, and I don’t blame them, I’m dropping records, I’m dropping diss tracks, I’m dropping everybody who stands in Trick Williams way.
And speaking of people in my way, last week, them boys from LFG was in my way, they decided to stand in front of Trick Williams. You got a little too big for your britches, so I stood on business, ten toes down, and I told you to get the hell out of the way when your champ is in the room. And you can believe this sensitive group, this lousy group, they snitched on Trick Williams, and they told their coach on Trick Williams. That’s right, playa, they called The Undertaker. Now, like I said, I’m here to spit facts, nothing but facts. It is a fact that The Undertaker is one of the greatest of all-time in this business, let’s talk about it. He’s in the Hall Of Fame for a reason. But it’s also a fact that, you, Undertaker, have never held down two brands at the same time. What I’m trying to say is, I think LFG got The Undertaker feeling disrespected, LFG got The Undertaker tweeting, he tweeting tweets, y’all. I think LFG got The Undertaker soft. And I have no problem being the man, the only man who got the cajónes to call out The Undertaker, because I’m Trick Williams, this is Trick NA, Deadman, get your ass out here.
The Undertaker: Well, what do we have here? Let me tell you what we have here. We got a dead man walking. Look at you, you got that nice title, you got the bling, and I’m sorry, but is this genuine cowhide, right here? I’m asking for a friend.
Trick Williams: It’s real cowhide, dog.
The Undertaker: You got it all, man, except for one thing. Respect. Yeah, you got that swagger, too, don’t ya. You know, I keep up with everybody, you just ain’t the same guy with that TNA Title as you were with the NXT Championship.
Trick Williams: That’s a fact, I’m brand new on them.
The Undertaker: You see, that guy, I watched scratched and crawled all the way to the top. That guy was hungry. That guy had that dog in him. That ain’t you. Let me tell you something, you fella, you can have the whole package, you can have all the talent, everything in the toolbox, but with your attitude, it ain’t a matter of you losing that title, it’s only a matter of when. That attitude is gonna be your downfall. And that is when the walls start crumbling down. Oh, man, I’ve seen it too many times, Trick. Look, your attitude is rotten, and that attitude is exactly what I try to teach to my LFG Team.
Trick Williams: I don’t give a damn about your LFG Team. You’re a legend, right? No one on your LFG Team is a superstar like Trick Williams. Nobody in NXT is a superstar like Trick Williams. Nobody in all of WWE is a superstar like Trick Williams.
The Undertaker: Is that right? So, let me give you just one more piece of advice. Your little too light in the ass to step to an OG. Now, you want to dance with the evil, I can flip that switch, real quick. But listen, Trick, when I do, I promise you, I will make you famous.
Taker blocks a punch from Trick. Taker Chokeslams Trick to close this segment.
– Jacy Jayne wants to know what Fatal Influence is going to do after being attacked by Lash Legend & Jaida Parker. Michelle McCool joins the conversation. Michelle suggests that Jazmyn Nyx takes on Jaida Parker, and Fallon Henley takes on Lash Legend. Fallon wants to know why Jazmyn gets to fight Jaida. Jazmyn says that only a baddie can handle a baddie. Jacy says that Fallon is better than Jazmyn, so the odds are in her favor. Michelle tells Jacy Jayne that she should talk this over with AVA.
Third Match: Blake Monroe vs. Wren Sinclair w/The No Quarter Catch Crew
Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Monroe drives her knee into the midsection of Sinclair. Monroe slams Sinclair’s head on the top turnbuckle pad. Monroe repeatedly stomps on Sinclair’s chest. Monroe rams Sinclair’s face across the top strand. Monroe is choking Sinclair with her boot. Sinclair decks Monroe with a back elbow smash. Sinclair with a single leg takedown for a two count. Sinclair with The Rolling Crucifix for a two count. Sinclair follows that with another pinning combination for a two count. Monroe reverses out of the irish whip from Sinclair. Sinclair holds onto the ropes. Sinclair with a Spinning Back Kick. Monroe kicks Sinclair in the face. Monroe with The Missile Dropkick. Monroe drops Sinclair with The SlingBlade for a two count.
Monroe applies the chin bar. Sinclair with heavy bodyshots. Sinclair with a deep arm-drag. Sinclair ducks a clothesline from Monroe. Sinclair delivers her combination offense. Sinclair with two clotheslines. Sinclair drops Monroe with a shoulder tackle. Sinclair with a Diving Bulldog for a two count. Monroe denies The Butterfly Suplex. Monroe drives Sinclair face first into the middle rope. Monroe HeadButts Sinclair. Monroe connects with The Double Underhook DDT to pickup the victory. After the match, Monroe grabs a microphone. Jordynne Grace made her way past security. Grace grabs a steel chair. Grace attacks Monroe. Grace lays out the security guards. Monroe HeadButts Grace. Monroe plants Grace with The Double Underhook DDT on the chair on the floor.
Winner: Blake Monroe via Pinfall
Ethan Page & Santino Marella Segment
Ethan Page: Today marks the 56th day as the greatest North American to ever hold the North American Championship. 17 Americans before me had the honor and privilege of being North American Champion. But going forward, my plan is to bring more honor, dignity, pride and class than all 17 Americans combined. Now, how I plan to do that, it’s because of who I am and where I come from. Folks, my humble parents migrated to North America from former Uka Slavia, to provide my family with greater opportunity. And because of that, I was allowed to travel the roads of this continent and truly see every small town with a bingo hall, and every big city with a big arena, coast-to-coast. Now, if my family had made different decisions, then I quite might possibly might have ended up like all of you. But I didn’t, because I was born here, Canada. Now, going forward, this championship will no longer represent the continent of North America, because what this championship represents is an absolute lie. What this championship should represent is all the continents of North America, Mexico and every country in it. Ladies and gentlemen, I was born in Canada, but made in America, and that makes me the greatest North American alive. It affords me the privilege of doing this.
– Ethan threw the original NXT North American Title out of the ring.
It gives me the honor of bringing my nation great pride. Folks, I’m just proud of being from Canada. But some information going forward, to claim yourself as a great North American Champion, it will now come with the Canadian standard of excellence. Because we just do it better, we’re kinder to each other, we respect each other, when we take on challenges, we do it with pride, and with honor. And guys, that just on athletes, our civilian life, it’s better than yours, too. Our food is better and healthier. Our women are hotter and healthier. Our air is definitely better, it doesn’t stink like it does in Houston, Texas. It’s okay, I accept you all as you are, because Houston is in Texas, Texas is in the US, And the USA is in my North America. I take great pride in holding this, but the pride I feel as champion pales in comparison to the pride I have as a Canadian citizen, standing in the spotlight. As the greatest North American Champion of all-time, I ask you to rise for the singing of the Canadian National Anthem. Now, I’m sorry, I don’t have a good singing voice, but the thought of having an American butcher my national anthem, I would just rather sing it myself. Oh, Canada, our home and native land.
Hey, stop it, you’re ruining my celebration.
Santino Marella: You know what? You got a big mouth, Ethan Page. You should be ashamed of yourself. Now, many people here know that I come from Italy, and I’m trying to follow in the great combat sport athletes such as Bruno Sammartino, Cannonball Parisi, and of course, Rocky Balboa. But what people might not know is that I currently live in Canada, and I raised my family there. And trust me when I tell you this, we don’t think like you. Look, the people from Canada, United States, Mexico, and the people here, the good people, the hard-working people, and the garbage coming out of your mouth, it makes me sick to my stomach, you SOB. But, of course, you wouldn’t relate to these people, would you, because you know what you are? You are a bunghole bully.
Ethan Page: Alright, that’s enough of that. Listen, you’re clearly lost, look down at your jacket, pal, go back to TNA, this is the champ’s show, bye-bye.
Santino Marella: You are right, you are correct, I am the Director Of Authority at TNA, but I’m also friends with AVA, and we’re standing in the back, and listening to the garbage coming out of your mouth, I can’t take it anymore, so I came out here. You know what? One thing you did say was correct. This title should be held by somebody with dignity, honor, class, pride, but you have none of those things. But you know who has some of those things? Myself. I’ll see you next week.
Ethan Page: Next week? What, you think you do call the shots? No, I say we do this, right now, someone come takes this title.
Ethan avoids The Cobra. Ethan retreats to the outside to close this segment.
– Trick Williams had a standoff with Oba Femi in the backstage area.
– Bully Ray gives Wren Sinclair her props in her match with Blake Monroe. Bully has a suggestion to solve the current issues with Tavion Heights and Charlie Dempsey. They’ll have another match. If Tavion wins, he’s out of The NQCC. If Charlie Wins, Tavion stays with The NQCC with a smile on his face. Tavion and Charlie had a gentlemen’s agreement. Bully informs Myles Borne that Lexis King is walking by. Lexis calls Myles a big phony. Lexis has been wearing noise cancelling headphones, and he just heard that entire interaction. Lexis says that Myles is pretending to be deaf to get sympathy. If Myles is deaf, then Lexis must be blind. Myles says that everybody wishes that Lexis was mute.
– We got a video clip from Roman Reigns. Roman challenged Bron Breakker & Bronson Reed to a tag team match for SummerSlam. Roman says that the ball is in Jey Uso’s court.
Fourth Match: Oba Femi (c) vs. Josh Briggs vs. Yoshiki Inamura In A Triple Threat Match For The WWE NXT Championship
Femi is throwing haymakers at Briggs after the bell rings. Femi shoves Inamura. Femi clotheslines Briggs over the top rope. Inamura with clubbing blows to Femi’s back. Inamura ducks a clothesline from Femi. Femi blocks a chop from Inamura. Femi applies a side headlock. Inamura backs Femi into the turnbuckles. Inamura with a knife edge chop. Femi reverses out of the irish whip from Inamura. Femi with a Back Body Drop. Briggs responds with a Sidewalk Slam. Briggs with The Big Splash for a two count. Running Shoulder Block Party. Femi with two clotheslines. Femi with a series of running uppercuts. Inamura with a Spinning Bodyslam for a two count. Briggs prevented the referee from making the three count. Femi with The Double Chokeslam. Femi is fired up. Femi stomps on Inamura’s chest. Femi slams Briggs head on the top turnbuckle pad. Femi punches Briggs in the back. Briggs reverses out of the irish whip from Femi. Briggs with a corner clothesline. Briggs with a Running Bulldog. Inamura is putting the boots to Femi. Inamura hooks the outside leg for a two count.
Double Bodyslam to Femi. Briggs puts a steel chair on Femi’s chest. Inamura starts arguing with Briggs. Briggs bodyslams Inamura on top of Femi for a two count. Inamura is pissed. Inamura bodyslams Briggs on top of Femi for a two count. Inamura punches in the back. Double Irish Whip. Chop/Big Boot Combination for a two count. Briggs backs Femi into the turnbuckles. Femi decks Inamura with a back elbow smash. Femi kicks Briggs in the face. Femi with a gut punch. Femi puts Briggs on the top turnbuckle. Femi goes for The SuperPlex, but Inamura gets in the way. Inamura puts Femi on his shoulders. Femi rips Briggs off the top turnbuckle. Inamura hooks the outside leg for a two count. Briggs and Inamura can’t figure out whether they want to work together or not. Inamura chops the back of Femi’s neck. Briggs goes for The Chokeslam, but Femi lands back on his feet. Briggs decks Inamura with a back elbow smash. Femi shoves Briggs into Inamura. Briggs with The Big Boot.
Briggs with The Lariat. Briggs Chokeslams Femi for a two count. Briggs is raining down haymakers. Femi goes for a Vertical Suplex, but Briggs lands back on his feet. Inamura inadvertently nails Briggs with The Pounce. Inamura with a chop/forearm combination. Inamura denies The Fall From Grace. Inamura with a Running HeadButt. Inamura with The SitOut PowerBomb for a two count. Briggs pulls the referee out of the ring. Inamura drops Briggs with a Flying Shoulder Tackle off the ring apron. Inamura with The Uranage Slam. Inamura connects with The Flying Splash. Briggs breaks up the cover with The MoonSault for a two count. Briggs and Inamura are trading back and forth shots. Inamura is lighting up Brigg’s chest. Briggs rocks Inamura with a forearm smash. Inamura with a Running Body Block. Briggs answers with a running back elbow smash. Briggs delivers The Clothesline From Hell. Femi drops Briggs with The Running Uppercut. Femi plants Briggs with The Fall From Grace to pickup the victory. After the match, Briggs clocks Inamura with The Helluva Kick. We go to the back and we see Je’Von Evans talking to The Undertaker. Taker tells Je’Von to keep going after the biggest dog as the show goes off the air.
Winner: Still WWE NXT Champion, Oba Femi via Pinfall
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