It's time for the WWE NXT Stand & Deliver 2025 premium live event! This event is takes place out of the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada on Saturday, April 19, 2025.
The pay-per-view is set to start at 12 p.m. ET with the Countdown to NXT Stand & Deliver pre-show, with the main card starting at 1 p.m. ET. It will air on Peacock in the United States and Netflix everywhere else.
This post here will be updated frequently throughout the night to reflect live coverage of the NXT Stand & Deliver event, including all the match results, rundowns of the promos, and any other interesting or noteworthy things that take place. Keep refreshing for updates to find out all the winners and more!
Preview & Predictions for WWE NXT Stand & Deliver 2025:
On tap for today's event, every championship is on the line save for one (the NXT Heritage Cup) and up for grabs with some very viable contenders.
The only match with no title implications is a six-man tag with The Family against DarkState. Given how DarkState is the new group and has more members, it's hard to imagine they'll take the loss.
On the countdown pre-show, four tag teams will compete for an opportunity to face the women's tag team champions on next Tuesday's episode of NXT. Since we don't know who will win that match at WrestleMania between Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez vs. Lyra Valkyria and Bayley, this is anyone's guess. Roxanne Perez and Cora Jade make the most sense for star power, but The Meta-Girls have had more chances to fight for those main roster belts. It'd be surprising if Fatal Influence or Gigi Dolin and Tatum Paxley win, but don't count them out entirely, either.
That isn't quite the case for the NXT Tag Team Championship match, though, as Fraxiom will be up against Hank Walker and Tank Ledger, who have notoriously not been having much success. For argument's sake, though, they did run the full gauntlet of other tag teams to earn this match, which means they may have figured out the winning formula. Still, bank more on Fraxiom retaining than the underdogs keeping that momentum going.
Ricky Saints is too new as champion (and too new to the roster in general) to drop the NXT North American Championship. After all, Shawn Spears before him was as transitional as can be. To do two of those in a row and to put down Saints like that is far too unlikely. He'll retain his title over Ethan Page here, who could very well move up to the main roster soon in the 2025 WWE Draft.
The ladder match for the vacated NXT Women's North American Championship is hard to predict, but keep your eyes peeled more for Lola Vice than any others. She's been around longer than most and has perpetually been pushed almost to titles. Now may be the time it actually happens. If not, Thea Hail and Zaria could also pull out the win. Izzi Dame is the least trustworthy for this responsibility at the moment, Kelani Jordan already held the title, and Sol Ruca is the current WWE Speed Women's Champion, which could be a conflict of interest.
The NXT Women's Championship is in major jeopardy of changing hands as even though Stephanie Vaquer proved herself to be a worthwhile La Primera and defended both this and the NXT Women's North American Championship in one night, the odds aren't in her favor in a Fatal 4-Way. Jaida Parker stands next to no chance to win, and Jordynne Grace is probably better off winning the title in a one-on-one contest, but Giulia might not have been WWE's plan to drop the title in the first place. That could have been a rushed concept that they can now walk back. A heel turn for Giulia, regaining her title and feuding with Vaquer, before dropping it to Grace, is a worthwhile projection.
Lastly, Oba Femi is also running against the numbers game as he defends the NXT Championship against Je'Von Evans and Trick Williams. Something is fishy with the way Williams has interacted with DarkState, and his increasing frustrations over not being the top dog in NXT. Could this be signs of a heel turn and him using that crew to help him offset The Ruler's size and Evans' speed? Watch out for Williams to leave with the title.
Here are your results for WWE NXT Stand & Deliver 2025:
- [Countdown to WWE Stand & Deliver] No. 1 Contender Fatal 4-Way Elimination Match: The Meta-Girls (Lash Legend & Jakara Jackson) vs. Roxanne Perez & Cora Jade vs. Fatal Influence (Fallon Henley & Jacy Jayne) vs. Tatum Paxley & Gigi Dolin
- The Meta-Girls were eliminated after Lash Legend was pinned by Roxanne Perez
- Roxanne Perez walked out on Cora Jade, leaving Jade to be eliminated after being pinned by a combo of Dolin and Paxley
- Fatal Influence were eliminated after Gigi Dolin pinned Jacy Jayne
- Dolin and Paxley are the winners!
- NXT North American Championship Match: Ricky Saints (c) defeated Ethan Page by pinfall.
- NXT Tag Team Championship Match: Hank Walker and Tank Ledger defeated Fraxiom (c) by pinfall to win the titles!
- Ladder Match for the Vacated NXT Women’s North American Championship: Sol Ruca defeated Izzi Dame, Kelani Jordan, Lola Vice, Thea Hail and Zaria to win the title!
- Six-Man Tag Team Match: DarkState (Osiris Griffin, Saquon Shugars and Dion Lennox with Cutler James) defeated The Family (Channing "Stacks" Lorenzo, Luca Crusifino, and Tony D'Angelo) by pinfall. Notably, the match finish came after Stacks turned on D'Angelo, kicking him below the belt. Why hasn't been revealed yet.
- Fatal 4-Way Match for the NXT Women’s Championship: Stephanie Vaquer (c) defeated Giulia, Jaida Parker and Jordynne Grace by pinfall over Parker to retain.
- Triple Threat for the NXT Championship: Oba Femi (c) defeated Je’Von Evans and Trick Williams by pinfall on Evans to retain.
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