WWE NXT Results December 5, 2023: Live Coverage, Winners, Commentary, Recap

Stamford, December 5 - Here is the live coverage of WWE NXT which is scheduled to air live on December 5, 2023, from Capital Wrestling Center with a full action-packed match card.

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WWE NXT Time In Canada: It airs live every Friday at 8 Am EDT on Sportsnet 360

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NXT Time In Italy: In Italy, NXT airs live on Dplay 2:00 pm

WWE NXT Results December 5, 2023 & Winners

Last Chance Qualifying Match for the Iron Survivor Match: Thea Hail vs. Kiana James vs. Roxanne Perez vs. Fallon Henley

Perez aggressively targets James as the bell rings, delivering forearms, while Kiana takes on Hail. Fallon seizes a waist lock, propelling Perez into Fallon. Thea and Fallon execute a double shoulder tackle, forcing James to retreat to the floor.



In the background, Lyra observes the chaos, under the watchful eye of her own spectator. A triple test of strength unfolds, leading to Perez kicking Fallon. Hail retaliates with a double wrist lock takedown. A series of rollups follow, with Hail nearly pinning Perez, and Fallon applying a body scissors for a near fall. Perez answers with a victory bomb, but Hail counters with a rollup. Perez then runs into a boot from Hail.

Perez ascends the turnbuckles, but James intervenes, causing Perez to crash. Kiana knocks Fallon to the floor, and Hail sends her out as well. Hail executes a drop toe hold on Kiana, and Fallon lands a punch. Perez strikes Fallon, and Hail delivers a forearm to Perez. A suicide dive by Hail targets Perez, but Fallon counters with a forearm. James adds a punch to Fallon. Subsequently, James kicks Perez and uses her bag to strike her from behind. Perez collides with the ringside barrier.

James continues her assault, sending Perez into the barrier and Fallon into the ring post. Kiana seizes the opportunity, kneeing Hail and landing a kick for a near fall. Kiana addresses Fallon before turning her attention to Thea. Kiana slams Thea for another near fall.

Elbows to Hail's collarbone by Kiana are followed by sending Thea into the turnbuckles and then to the mat by her hair. Kiana applies a rear chin lock on Hail. Thea retaliates, executing a snap mare and a knee kick. Hail contributes with a flying swinging neck breaker on Kiana. Fallon enters the mix with a dropkick to James, followed by a splash on Kiana. Fallon positions Thea on the turnbuckles, setting up for a superplex. However, Kiana intervenes, executing a power bomb as Fallon completes the superplex.

Perez reenters the fray with a crossbody on Kiana and a dropkick. She follows up with an uppercut and forearms, executing a Thesz Press and punches. A back heel kick to Fallon is thwarted by Kiana, who pulls Perez away when she attempts Pop Rox. Perez retaliates with a pendulum kick, sending Kiana to the floor.

Taking advantage, Perez unveils the hood of the announce table, causing Vic's candy to scatter perilously. Kiana tries to slam Perez onto the table, but Perez escapes, sending Kiana into a chair. A brawl ensues, leading both Perez and Kiana to crash through the announce table. Meanwhile, back in the ring, Hail attempts an O'Connor Roll for a near fall. Fallon reenters and seals the match with a decisive running boot for the three count.

WINNER: Fallon Henley

Ilja Dragunov arrives at the venue.

Kelly Kincaid interviews Lyra Valkyria, asking for her prediction for the Iron Survivor Match. Lyra expresses her anticipation for the match.

Lola Vice, accompanied by Elektra Lopez, appears, stating she can cash in her contract at any time. Lyra asserts her readiness at any moment. Tatum Paxley advises Lola to exercise caution.

In the backstage area, Wes Lee, on crutches, addresses the audience. He expresses his disappointment about not being able to face Dominik Mysterio at Deadline due to his injury. Wes confidently declares that while he doesn't know when he'll return, he will come back to solidify his legacy as one of the best.

Wes clarifies that it's not a goodbye but a "see you later." As he begins to leave the ring, Dom's music plays. Dom appears on the Tron, mocking Wes for going home again. Dom acknowledges Wes's need for surgery but boasts about carrying WWE on his back for the past two years. Wes interrupts, informing Dom that he won't face him at Deadline, but someone else will.

Rey Mysterio appears on the Tron, revealing that Dragon Lee will be challenging Dom for the title at Deadline. Dragon Lee makes his way to the ring, punches Dom, who quickly retreats. A confrontation ensues, setting the stage for their upcoming match.

The show then shifts to a segment involving Kiana and Izzi in the training room, discussing their issues with Roxanne. Roxanne appears, leading to a tense confrontation. Ava arrives and declares that their issues will be settled officially on Saturday.

The broadcast returns with a preview of the upcoming tournament featuring Keanu Carver, Tavion Heights, Riley Osbornne, Dion Lennox, Luca Crusifino, Myles Borne, Trey Bearhill, and Oba Femi. The tournament is set to commence next week.

Tatum Paxley vs. Lola Vice (with Elektra Lopez)

Lola initiates the action with a waist lock, swiftly countered by Tatum's well-timed back elbow. Avoiding Lola's boot, Tatum skillfully leans back and transitions into a Fujiwara arm bar. Lola counters with a quick rollup, earning a near fall. Lola follows up with a hip to the head and secures a side headlock, eventually transitioning into a sleeper and a successful waist lock takedown.

Tatum retaliates with a shoulder from the apron and a springboard dropkick. Lola manages to reach the apron, but Tatum delivers a couple of forearms. Tatum strategically kicks the rope against Lola and pulls her back into the ring, resulting in a near fall. Sending Lola into the turnbuckles, Tatum executes a crossbody. Lola attempts a triangle hold, but Tatum counters with a powerbomb and a well-placed kick.

Tatum follows up with a splash to Lola's back, nearly securing the victory. She transitions into a body scissors, applying pressure on Lola. Lola manages to escape and goes for a triangle hold, but Tatum cleverly gets Lola's shoulders on the mat for another near fall. Lola, undeterred, retaliates with a heel hook, forcing Tatum to reach the ropes.

Lola delivers a kick to the midsection, followed by a punch and a back fist. She concludes her offensive display with a spinning heel kick and a spinning back heel kick, sending Tatum into the corner. Lola seals the deal with a running hip into the corner, securing the three-count and the victory.

WINNER: Lola Vice

We cut to Nathan Frazer from last week, where Axiom approaches him to discuss their match. Axiom questions Nathan's decision to face him, emphasizing that he isn't looking for a fight but suggests they compete like in the old times. Nathan agrees to the idea, asserting that Axiom's face will end up worse than his.

Returning from the break, Baron Corbin is found in the Most Dangerous Parking Lot in Sports Entertainment. Kelly Kincaid questions Baron about Ilja Dragunov and whether he's concerned. Baron dismisses the need for security, confidently stating that he'll strip Ilja of the title on Saturday.

Footage rolls of Trick and Carmelo in the Performance Center on the day of Trick's attack. Trick exits, and Carmelo follows through the same door.

In the crowd, Joe Gacy approaches Booker and Vic, expressing affection for Vic and declaring their support.

Chad Gable, Otis, and Maxxine Dupri (with Akira Tozawa) vs. Lash Legend, Noam Dar, and Oro Mensah (with Jakara Jackson)

Chad and Dar kick off the action, with Dar focusing on Chad's legs with a series of kicks. Chad responds with a front face lock and a waist lock, backing Dar into the ropes. Dar takes advantage with a punch on the break. Chad counters with a double-leg takedown, attempting an ankle lock, but Dar reaches the ropes. Oro is tagged in, and Chad skillfully avoids Oro's chop attempts, delivering a few chops of his own. Oro attempts an Irish whip, but Chad floats over and executes a leg sweep, cheekily pie-facing Chad. Chad goes for Chaos Theory, but Oro clings to the turnbuckles. Chad responds with a flying arm drag and transitions into an arm bar, then switches to an ankle lock.

Lash enters the match when Oro heads to his corner, with Otis joining them at ringside, accompanied by Maxxine. Lash sends Maxxine into the turnbuckles, and Dupri intervenes with a kick. Lash blocks a head scissors takedown, but Dupri surprises her with a rana for a near fall. Lash counters a suplex attempt and lands a forearm to the back, catching Dupri on a crossbody attempt.

Dar tags in as Otis enters the fray. Otis appears distracted by Lash, allowing Dar to apply a side headlock. Dar knocks Chad off the apron, and Otis collides with the turnbuckles. Dar follows up with knees and a forearm to the back. Chad tags in, executing a German suplex that sends Dar face-first to the mat. Otis and Oro enter the ring, and Otis counters a double suplex attempt with one of his own. Chad tags in and hits a double clothesline off the turnbuckles.

The action spills to ringside, and when we return from commercial, Dar delivers knees to Chad. Chad responds with a waist lock and a forearm to the back. Chad executes a German suplex, causing Dar to crash face-first into the mat. Oro and Otis rejoin the action, with Otis evading a forearm. Otis showcases his power with a shoulder and slam, followed by a back elbow.

Otis gets into "Caterpillar" mode, signaling for the elbow drop. Lash tags in, and Otis attempts the Otis Love Machine, but Lash dodges, slamming Otis. Maxxine enters with a crossbody and a kick, and Dupri follows with a suplex for a near fall. Dupri delivers punches to Oro, and Chad clotheslines him over the top rope. Dupri kicks Lash off the apron into Otis's arms, and Otis uses Lash to kick Oro away. Dupri, perched on Chad's shoulders, executes a crossbody onto Lash, Oro, and Otis.

Dar attempts a Nova Roller, but Chad evades it and locks in an ankle lock. Chad adds a grapevine to the leg, and Dar taps out, securing the victory.

WINNER: Otis, Chad Gable, and Maxxine Dupri

We transition to the Gallus Bar, where Allus is present and seemingly joined by Hank and Tank. Wolfgang throws out the options of leaving through the door or the window, injecting a bit of humor into the situation. Joe questions if Hank and Tank are trying to be funny, prompting the newcomers to state their purpose—business. Hank expresses their desire to elevate their status in the tag team division by picking a fight with a team that has accomplished it all. They throw down the challenge to Gallus.

Gallus declines, and Mark suggests that there are other teams eager to face Hank and Tank. Tank, undeterred, issues the challenge again for a match next week. Mark accepts, and Wolfgang advises them to learn to walk before they run.

In the hallway, Ava addresses the escalating situation, announcing that Kiana and Roxanne will settle their issues in a steel cage match at Deadline.

Returning from the break, Byron Saxton is in the ring with the five women set to compete in the Iron Survivor Challenge. Byron discusses the stipulation that the winner will earn a title shot. Tiffany kicks off the discussion, asserting herself as the favorite due to her athleticism and talent. She claims to be the future of the Women's division and aims to become a two-time champion.

Kelani Jordan, acknowledging her limited experience, emphasizes her preparation for the challenge and vows to set a pace no one can match. Lash dismisses Kelani's input, taking a jab at Tiffany's past performances. Lash declares her strategy to force opponents into the penalty box.

Kelani questions what happens when she's in the penalty box. Byron gives Blair an opportunity to speak, and she asserts her dominance, warning others not to try to punk her. Fallon expresses her readiness to win, indifferent to any beef with her opponents.

Tiffany discredits Fallon's chances, leading to a heated exchange. Fallon slaps Tiffany, prompting Byron to wisely exit the ring as chaos ensues. The scene ends as we head into a commercial break.

Singles Match: Axiom vs. Nathan Frazer

Frazer attempts a kick, but Axiom dodges, reciprocating with a springboard arm drag. Axiom's follow-up dropkick misses, and Frazer responds with a springboard moonsault. Axiom counters with a snapmare, and Frazer retaliates with a headscissors, showcasing their agility. Axiom executes a cartwheel to regain his footing, both men exchanging kicks simultaneously before falling to the mat.

Punches and forearms are traded between Frazer and Axiom, leading to Axiom delivering a clothesline against the ropes. Frazer counters with a well-placed superkick. Attempting a springboard move, Frazer is caught mid-air by Axiom, who turns it into a German suplex. Axiom ascends the turnbuckles, only to be met with a superkick from Frazer, resulting in a near fall.

Axiom sends Frazer to the outside, and as Axiom prepares for a double jump Asai moonsault, the women involved in the ongoing feud make their way to the ring. The brawl spills into the squared circle, prompting the referee to call for the bell, ending the match in a chaotic fashion.

WINNER: No Contest

Blair exits the ring, and Nikkita Lyons promptly appears, delivering a kick to Blair.

Andre Chase gathers his students, expressing the gravity of the situation involving the misuse of University funds and gambling accusations. He takes responsibility as the founder of Chase University, admitting to falling short of the institution's goals. Due to the ongoing investigation, Chase University is now on academic probation, and students who enrolled after the scandal won't be eligible for financial aid. The revelation continues, with Chase admitting to owing hundreds of thousands of dollars. He explains that, after depleting his personal finances, he resorted to using University assets and had to seek a loan from an organization, now unable to pay it back. Andre commits to resolving the situation, despite the challenges.

In the backstage area, Thea inquires about the steps needed to help the University, asking how much Chase owes. He discloses the substantial debt and the involvement of a third party in the loan. Various suggestions arise from the students, including a bake sale, a car wash, and even a financial responsibility lecture. Duke interjects, affirming his refusal to sell his trophy. Riley Osborne humorously suggests a lecture on financial responsibility, and Thea playfully mentions a new boyfriend, sparking amusement.

Carmelo Hayes walks backstage, intercepted by Trick Williams, who demands answers regarding the leaked footage. Hayes assures Trick they will discuss it after his upcoming match, emphasizing that it's his last chance.

Returning from the break, Lexis King addresses the leaked footage situation, confidently stating that the cameras found him because he's a big star. King dismisses concerns about interfering in Carmelo's match, asserting that they will soon be on the same page. He expresses mutual trust with Carmelo, stating that neither of them misses and relishing in the satisfaction when a plan comes together.

Kelly interviews Eddy about his injured ribs, and he acknowledges being far from 100 percent. Despite the injury, he emphasizes the significance of the night – a potential entry into the Iron Survivor Match and a chance to face Dijak, the man who injured him.

Last Chance Iron Survivor Qualifying Match: Carmelo Hayes vs. Eddy Thorpe vs. Joe Coffey vs. Tyler Bate

Joe unleashes a barrage of punches to Eddy's ribs but misses a shoulder strike as Eddy evades. Eddy retaliates with a Saito suplex to Joe. Hayes seizes the opportunity for a rollup on Eddy, earning a near fall. Tyler protests, alleging a tights pull. Bate intervenes with a belly-to-back suplex on Hayes. Bate follows up with European uppercuts, but Eddy counters with a back heel kick. Tyler retaliates with a knee lift and a corkscrew European uppercut off the turnbuckles.

Bate transitions into an airplane spin on Eddy, but Joe interrupts. Bate then shifts to give Joe his own round of the airplane spin, nearly securing a pin. Bate executes a dropkick to Eddy, followed by Hayes delivering a series of punches, forearms, and a chop. Bate intervenes with a punch to Joe, who responds with an Irish whip and a sit-out gourdbuster on Hayes.

Thorpe seizes the opportunity with an O'Connor roll on Joe. Hayes counters with a springboard clothesline to Eddy. Hayes attempts a superplex, but Eddy knocks him off the turnbuckles. Bate and Hayes return to the turnbuckles, and Eddy knocks them down. Joe enters the fray with a cross body to Bate and Hayes. Bate absorbs an exploder from Hayes, who, in turn, receives a bicycle kick.

Eddy executes a spinebuster on Hayes, leaving everyone down. Joe has some choice words for the others, prompting Eddy, Hayes, and Bate to take turns punching him. The trio collectively kicks Joe, causing him to tumble to the floor. Bate seizes the moment with a rollup on Hayes, and Eddy follows suit with a rollup on Bate, resulting in a near fall. Hayes counters with an inside cradle on Eddy for another near fall.

Bate delivers European uppercuts to Hayes and Eddy, blocking a dropkick and attempting a Boston Crab. The submission maneuver is locked in. Hayes retaliates with a crossface to Eddy, while Bate maintains an ankle lock on Hayes. Thorpe contributes to the chaos with a sleeper hold on Bate, and Hayes struggles not to submit.

Joe interrupts with a knockout punch to Eddy and Bate, incapacitating both. Joe delivers an Irish whip and a backbreaker to Hayes, kicking Eddy in the ribs. Another Irish whip to Bate results in a slam, followed by an elbow drop off the turnbuckles. Joe and Bate tumble to the floor, with Joe sending Bate into the ring steps. Hayes leaps off the ring steps with a cross body to Joe, who cleverly uses the ring post to evade Hayes.

Eddy executes an elbow to Hayes, securing a near fall on Bate. Joe unleashes a European uppercut to Eddy, who counters with a twisting cross body and a German suplex to Hayes. Eddy adds a brainbuster on Bate, nearly securing a pin broken up by Joe.

Bate rolls to the floor, and Eddy proceeds to punch and chop Joe. Eddy delivers kicks to Joe, who retreats to the floor. Eddy executes a suicide dive to Joe, followed by another to Bate. Eddy concludes with a running boot to Hayes.

In a pivotal moment, Eddy charges at Joe, but Joe counters with a spinebuster onto the ring steps. Concerned for Eddy's well-being, the referee calls for medical assistance. Meanwhile, Hayes and Bate continue their battle in the ring.

Joe returns to the fray, tossing Bate and Hayes with a spinebuster onto the ring steps. Medical personnel check on Eddy as the intense match continues. Bate and Hayes exchange punches and forearms, with Joe intervening with a missile dropkick to both men. Joe places Hayes on the turnbuckles, delivering a forearm to the lower back. As Hayes descends with a sunset flip to Joe, Joe executes a German suplex on Bate.

Joe sends Hayes into Bate in the corner and follows up with a Glasgow Kiss to both opponents. Hayes retaliates with a gourdbuster onto Bate's knees. Hayes attempts a Codebreaker on Bate, nearly securing a pin, broken up by Joe.

Hayes delivers a superkick to Joe, who responds with a Glasgow Kiss. Bate adds an uppercut to Joe, leading to a flurry of uppercuts from all three competitors. Joe absorbs a forearm off the turnbuckles but retaliates with an uppercut to Hayes. Bate intervenes with Tyler Driver 97, securing the three-count for the victory.

WINNER: Tyler Bate

After the bout, Bate declares that the Iron Survivor Match is unlike any other, dismissing thoughts of peace and tranquility on Saturday.

Dijak remarks on Tyler's heightened adrenaline and proceeds to attack Eddy as he's assisted backstage. Dijak instructs them to "take out the trash" and warns Tyler, questioning his chances on Saturday.

Bron Breakker enters the ring, cautioning his opponents about the impending chaos on Saturday. He advises them to pray he's the last entrant, as anyone else will end up in the penalty box. Bron suggests it's the safest place to be, saving their careers.

Josh Briggs responds, welcoming Bron to come after him on Saturday. He relishes being underestimated and vows to shock the world.

Trick Williams interrupts, expressing his frustration and declaring that at Deadline, he'll whoop everyone. Dijak interjects, questioning Trick's loyalty and receiving a punch in return. The chaos ensues, with security attempting to intervene.

Ilja Dragunov and Baron Corbin are seen making their way backstage as the show heads to commercial.

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