WWE NXT Results March 26, 2024: Live Coverage, Winners, Commentary, Recap

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Here is the live coverage of WWE NXT which is scheduled to air live on March 26, 2024, 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

WWE NXT Time In South Africa: The show also airs live on SuperSport Variety 3 in South Africa on Thursdays at 02:00 am CAT

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

WWE NXT Results March 26, 2024 & Winners

Singles Match: Dijak vs Shawn Spears

The match begins with Dijak overpowering Spears, driving him into the corner. Spears retaliates with a side headlock, but Dijak quickly counters with a devastating clothesline, sending Spears crashing to the floor outside the ring.



Spears executes a daring dive over the ropes, while Dijak counters with a flip dive of his own. Dijak dominates with a backbreaker and a close two-count. Spears fights back with a swinging neckbreaker and some underhanded tactics, including raking Dijak's eyes with his bootlaces.

The momentum shifts as Dijak blocks an Irish whip and connects with a headbutt. He attempts a moonsault but is caught by Spears, who delivers a powerful German Suplex. Spears continues his offensive with a running knee that sends Dijak reeling out of the ring.

Outside the ring, the action gets even more brutal. Thanks to Joe Gacy's intervention, Spears uses a hidden chair to strike Dijak. Spears maintains control, targeting Dijak's midsection with repeated kicks and a crossface submission attempt. Despite the punishment, Dijak rallies back with chops and forearms.

Dijak lands a heavy punch, sending Spears sprawling. Spears retaliates with a flurry of punches before retreating to the turnbuckles. He attempts a superplex, but Dijak counters. A brutal forearm exchange knocks both men to the mat. They rise, trading punches with Dijak gaining the upper hand with forearms. A flying clothesline from Dijak floors Spears. He unloads chops in the corner before executing a release suplex. Dijak readies for the chokebreaker, but Spears wriggles free. He blocks a superkick and Spears counters with a near-fall victory roll.

A superkick from Spears is answered by Dijak's devastating cyclone kick, another near-fall. Dijak sets up Feast Your Eyes, but Spears disrupts with elbows. Spears hoists Dijak for a Death Valley Driver, but Dijak escapes. Spears counters Feast Your Eyes again, slamming Dijak to the mat. In a desperate move, Dijak drops Spears throat-first on the top rope from the apron. He attempts a springboard elbow drop but misses as Spears dodges. Spears searches for his signature chair, only to find it missing. Confusion clouds his face. He swings for a double sledge, but Dijak catches him and connects with a high-impact High Justice for a near-fall. Dijak blocks another superkick, lands his own, and hoists a dazed Spears for Feast Your Eyes, securing the pin for the victory.

WINNER: Dijak

Incensed after the match, Gacy wields Spears' chair atop the commentary table.

A hardened Perez reflects on her wide-eyed arrival last year, disgusted by that naivety. She craved universal approval, calling herself foolish for chasing photos with established stars. That wide-eyed girl is gone.

Her former idols offered nothing. Now, she's her own hero. Hailed as NXT's future, she envisioned ushering in a new era. Each big show was a stepping stone, but ultimately, she was cast aside, stripped of her championship. Survival demands self-interest.

Gacy earned a title shot for simply being himself, for bending the rules. Perez feels nothing for her opponent, Lyra - indifference reigns. Lyra merely holds the title that rightfully belongs to Perez.

At Stand and Deliver, the gold will be reclaimed. It will be back in its rightful hands.

Thea Hail (with Andre Chase, Duke Hudson, and Riley Osborne) vs Jazmyn Nyx (with Jacy Jayne)

Thea pummels Nyx with forearms and an arm wringer. Nyx retaliates with a kick, but Thea counters with a running uppercut and a powerful exploder suplex. Jacy disrupts the ref, allowing Nyx to reverse another exploder attempt with a pinning combo for a near fall. Nyx maintains control with kicks, trapping Thea in the corner for a back elbow and another near fall. She transitions to a wrist lock, cinching in a punishing armbar and chinbar combo.

Thea fights back with punches, but Nyx counters with an Irish whip. A back elbow and kick from Thea create an opening, followed by a swinging neckbreaker. Nyx counters with a Pele Kick for a near fall, then applies a Lotus Lock submission. Jacy attempts to interfere by tossing Andre's towel into the ring, but Riley intercepts it and gets ejected.

Thea powers out of the submission for another near fall. Jacy yells at Thea from the apron, claiming friendship. Thea, enraged by the betrayal, confronts Jacy. Nyx seizes the moment with a rollup, but Thea reverses into a kimura, forcing Nyx to tap out.

WINNER: Thea Hail

Jacy's treachery continues after the bell. She assaults Thea, who is then overwhelmed by a triple attack from Izzi and Kiana. Jacy rains kicks on Thea while the others restrain her.

Fallon Henley and Kelani Jordan arrive to even the odds, taking down Izzi and Kiana. A clothesline from each sends Izzi flying over the top rope. A tug-of-war erupts for Jacy, but Izzi and Kiana manage to drag her to safety.

Trick reflects on his journey with Carmelo, feeling their bond was special since NXT. However, others suggest Trick needs to step out of Melo's shadow. Hayes confronts Trick, realizing Melo's true potential. Trick's time might be up as Melo rises. Meanwhile, Lola Vice issues an open challenge, setting the stage for action. Later, Maxxine motivates Tozawa and Otis for their upcoming match, gearing up for Stand and Deliver.

Singles Match: Lola Vice vs Natalya

Lola launches into the match with a flying double leg takedown, pummeling Nattie with punches before the official even signals the bell. The enraged Nattie slams Lola into the turnbuckles, forcing her to scramble outside the ring. Nattie pursues relentlessly, but Lola remains elusive, retreating further each time. Frustration mounting, Nattie throws Lola into the ring apron and rains down forearms on her back. Lola retaliates with a flurry of punches, culminating in a thunderous roundhouse kick to Nattie's temple.

Commercial Break

Following the break, Lola attempts to control the pace with an abdominal stretch, but the wily Nattie wriggles free. She retaliates with a sharp kick and a brutal back elbow, then unleashes a barrage of punches. The referee steps in to prevent a corner attack, and Nattie expertly blocks a Lola kick before sending her crashing to the mat. Capitalizing on the momentum, Nattie delivers a punishing dropkick for a near fall.

Lola demonstrates impressive technical prowess, countering a Sharpshooter attempt with a swift ankle lock, squeezing the trapped leg with a grapevine hold. However, Nattie manages to reach the ropes, forcing a break. Lola displays impressive strength by hoisting Nattie onto her shoulders, but the veteran wrestler battles back to her feet. Lola executes a La Magistral submission, but Nattie fights out, securing a near fall of her own. Lola stays aggressive, landing a thunderous back fist that nearly steals the victory.

Suddenly, the crowd erupts as Karmen Petrovic appears ringside, her cheers clearly intended to bolster Nattie's spirit. Lola seems unfazed, exchanging heated words with Karmen before tauntingly shaking her hips. This momentary lapse in focus proves costly as Lola misses a back fist, leaving herself wide open for Nattie's devastating discus clothesline.

Despite the blow, Lola exhibits remarkable resilience, kicking Nattie away and attempting a surprise rollup for a near fall. Nattie counters with a vicious cross armbreaker, but Lola showcases her fighting spirit, blocking the maneuver and nearly stealing the win with another rollup. Lola unleashes a spinning back heel kick, narrowly missing a follow-up roundhouse. In a desperate attempt to regain control, Nattie applies a rollup, securing the pinfall victory.

WINNER: Natalya

Shawn Spears, standing in the infamous "Most Dangerous Parking Lot in Sports Entertainment," declares that Samoa Joe, previously not a concern, is now firmly on his radar.

Suddenly, Joe emerges from the rooftop and tosses a chair down to Spears. However, the chair goes astray, landing at the feet of the unsuspecting Obari Femi.

We cut to a shot of Channing Lorenzo preparing for his upcoming match.

As we head to commercial, Ilja Dragunov enters the backstage area.

Sol Ruca reflects on the fleeting nature of success, comparing it to a powerful wave that can quickly turn destructive. She blames Blair Davenport for mirroring this experience - Davenport's attack last year tore her ACL and sidelined her for months. Sol acknowledges the hardship of rehab but emphasizes her triumphant return. She declares next week's match is more than competition; it represents every agonizing day spent unable to walk or straighten her leg, every grueling session on the trainer's table. Next week, she vows to claim Blair's soul.

Blair Davenport, interviewed alongside Kelly Kincaid, expresses frustration with Sol's persistent presence. Dismissing Sol's potential for vindication, Blair mocks her reliance on social media (referencing TikTok) for support. She expresses morbid curiosity about the quality of Sol's ACL reconstruction, hinting at another injury coming her way after their brutal encounter next week.

Non-Title Match: Channing Lorenzo (with Adriana Rizzo) vs Ilja Dragunov

The match kicks off with Ilja countering a suplex attempt, locking in a wrist control followed by a forearm strike. Grappling for control, Ilja cinches a waist lock, but Channing uses the ropes to break free. He responds with a swift dropkick. Channing peppers Ilja with punches and a clothesline. Ilja counters with a headbutt and brutal chops. A dodged enzuigiri by Channing sets him up for a flying corkscrew uppercut that sends Ilja reeling into the turnbuckles. Climbing the turnbuckles, Channing delivers a powerful bomb. Ilja attempts his signature H-Bomb, but Channing disrupts with a well-timed boot. Ilja retaliates by stomping Channing's hand, rendering his fingers useless. Defying the pain, Ilja headbutts and chops relentlessly.

Channing counters with a brutal tornado DDT, nearly pinning Ilja. He maintains control with a wrist lock. Cut to the locker room, where Tony and Luca, sharply dressed in suits, watch the intense match unfold on a monitor.

Punches rain down on Ilja's head and injured hand from Channing. A knee drop further weakens the hand. Charging forward, Channing meets Ilja's forearm and a devastating back fist. Ilja leaps for a knee strike, followed by a swift enzuigiri to the back of Channing's head, sending him crashing into the ropes. Ilja capitalizes with a German suplex, then a powerful bomb. Seizing the opportunity, Ilja executes his finishing maneuver, the Torpedo Moscow, for the pin and the victory.

WINNER: Ilja Dragunov

Luca asks Tony if it's okay for him to go out there. Tony tells Luca to find Ilja and invite him to dinner next week for a special occasion.

In the next scene, Trick is back in Philadelphia and runs into some friends. He introduces them to his Uncle James, who he stayed with in Philly. Trick says his uncle will be at Stand and Deliver and that Philly is a special place to him. Trick says he thought Melo was like a brother to him.

Booker says Trick knows what it's about getting knocked down and getting back up to fight. Trick says a real brother wouldn't do what Melo did.

Punk says betrayal by a brother hurts the most. Booker says Trick will come back stronger and faster. Punk says when something terrible happens to you, you worry about turning into the bad guy yourself. The scene ends with Trick running up the steps of the Art Museum, saying he's coming for Melo.

We come back from commercial and see Bron Breakker in the locker room. Baron comes in and comments on Bron's tan, suggesting he uses tanning beds instead of going outside. Bron says he knows the difference. Luke and Karl arrive and ask if they're interrupting. They request a traditional tag match at Stand and Deliver. They tell Baron and Bron that if they lose, the match becomes a triple threat and they'll be left on the sidelines while Luke and Karl win. Baron says it will be a one-on-one match.

Ridge Holland is in the ring and says it's very hard for him to say what he has to say. He thanks the people who gave him a chance in wrestling and acknowledges the comments and messages he's seen about his performance. He says he's tired of letting wrestling affect his home life and that he's had tough conversations with his family and with himself. Ridge says wrestling requires physical strength and that he's decided to step away from in-ring competition to protect his health and his family. He thanks NXT for letting him return and apologizes that it didn't work out. Ridge exits the ring.

Lyra is in a promo, saying there are right and wrong paths. She says becoming champion changes everything and that the title has a power that can corrupt. She accuses Roxanne of taking the easy way out and says she deserves to keep the title and keep it away from Roxanne.

Singles Match: Duke Hudson vs Josh Briggs

Josh and Duke grapple. Josh pushes Duke after he avoids a shoulder tackle. Josh punches Duke in the corner and rams him into the turnbuckles. Josh talks trash to Dijak while elbowing Duke. Josh tries to whip Duke but Duke flips him with a uranage slam in the corner. Duke takes down Josh with a head scissors and whips him into the ropes before following up with a side slam for a two count. Josh tackles Duke but Duke flips over and hits a German suplex. Josh escapes to the outside before Duke can lock in a front face lock.

We come back from commercial to see Duke punching Josh. Josh counters with a side slam and a splash for a two count. Josh whips Duke into the corner and tries to put him on the turnbuckles but Duke fights back with forearms. Josh kicks the ropes to crotch Duke while he's on the top turnbuckle. Josh climbs up and hits a superplex but both men are hurt. Duke avoids a splash and starts throwing forearms and clotheslines at Josh. Duke hits a series of jabs, a U-elbow, and a back senton for a two count. He runs into a boot from Josh but comes back with a Bossman slam for another near fall. Josh counters with a boot and a belly-to-back suplex. He climbs the turnbuckles with Dijak cheering him on but Duke cuts him off and hits a powerbomb.

Duke tries to whip Josh into the corner, but Josh throws a clothesline to stop him. Josh then hits a lariat on Duke and pins him for the win.

WINNER: Josh Briggs

At Stand and Deliver, Oba Femi introduces a Triple Threat Match for the North American Title, declaring himself the insurmountable mountain. Meanwhile, in Prime Target, competitors like Punk, Gargano, Randy, Ciampa, Cody Rhodes, and Hayes weigh in on the stakes, emphasizing the intensity of the impending clash. Trick and Carmelo will face off in the upcoming week.

Otis and Akira Tozawa (with Maxxine Dupri) vs Baron Corbin and Bron Breakker

Tozawa starts strong with strikes and a head scissors on Baron. Otis then takes over, overpowering Bron with a side headlock, clothesline, and a splash. Tozawa continues the momentum with a missile dropkick sending Baron flying outside.

The match turns into a back-and-forth battle. Otis headbutts Bron and nearly pins him, while Tozawa lands kicks on Baron. However, Baron counters Tozawa's offense with a powerful slam. Bron and Baron then focus on isolating Tozawa, hitting him with punches, a suplex, and keeping him away from making the tag.

The tide turns when Tozawa manages to tag in Otis. The powerhouse goes on a rampage, dominating Baron with shoulder tackles, splashes, and even his signature Caterpillar move. Both teams have near falls after big moves, showcasing the intensity of the competition. Tozawa even lands a Shining Wizard on Baron.

In a brutal finishing sequence, Bron and Baron take out Otis with a devastating double powerbomb through the announce table. Despite Tozawa's valiant effort, including a superkick to Baron, Bron ultimately secures the victory with a spear, retaining the NXT Tag Titles for himself and Baron Corbin.

WINNER: Baron Corbin and Bron Breakker

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