NXT Halloween Havoc LIVE Results – October 31, 2026

NXT Halloween Havoc LIVE Results – October 31, 2026

NXT Halloween Havoc Results – October 31, 2026 – Welcome to Wrestling Attitude’s live coverage of NXT Halloween Havoc, coming to you from the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida!

Vic Joseph and Booker T welcome viewers to the broadcast as Danhausen leads the mini-Hausens down the ramp.

Addressing the crowd, the “Very Nice, Very Evil” star announces his official role as host for Halloween Havoc. He highlights several fan costumes in the stands before mentioning his lucrative financial agreement with NXT General Manager Robert Stone. He promises the audience an evening packed with unpredictable tricks, special treats, and dark curses.

To conclude the opening segment, Danhausen reveals that portions of the Performance Center were transformed into specialized scare rooms. He then gives the command for the night’s chaos to officially commence.

Weapons Wild Match: Tavion Heights vs. Myles Borne

Tavion Heights marches to the ring fully dressed as horror icon Freddy Krueger from A Nightmare on Elm Street. Myles Borne enters next, wearing the signature Jason Voorhees hockey mask from the Friday the 13th series.

The opening bell sounds, and Borne immediately retrieves a kendo stick from beneath the apron. He cracks Heights with the weapon, but Heights counters on the floor by blinding Borne with a blast from a fire extinguisher. Capitalizing on the moment, Heights unleashes a barrage of heavy right hands directly into Borne’s spine.

Heights retrieves a table from beneath the ring apron. He sets it up on the outside area. Borne swings a steel chair, but Heights ducks the strike. The chair crashes hard against the ring post. Heights catches Borne with a belly-to-belly throw into a pile of steel chairs. He rolls Borne and several weapons into the ring.

Heights strikes Borne repeatedly with a trash can lid. He executes a suplex onto the lid inside the ring. Next, Heights wedges a steel chair between the top and middle turnbuckles. He lifts Borne onto his shoulder toward the corner. Borne slides out of the hold and drives Heights face-first into the chair. He uses the chair to strike Heights repeatedly and jams the steel edge into his spine.

Borne charges directly at Heights. Heights counters by smashing a garbage can into Borne. He follows up with a overhead suplex into the corner turnbuckles. Heights attempts a pin, but Borne kicks out at two. Heights retrieves a heavy toolbox from under the apron. Borne steals the toolbox and strikes Heights with it, spilling tools across the ring mat.

Borne empties a bag of metal bolts from the box onto the canvas. He attempts to deliver a Borne Again onto the sharp metal. Heights grips the top rope tightly to block the move. He turns the tables and drives Borne onto the bolts for a close cover. Borne kicks out just in time.

Borne recovers and drives Heights head-first into the ring apron. He follows with a hanging DDT from the apron to the floor. Borne rolls Heights back inside and slides a set of steel steps into the ring.

Borne grabs a steel chair to strike Heights, but Heights cuts him off with a right hand. Myles responds quickly with a scoop powerslam onto the chair. He covers Heights for a pinfall attempt, but Heights kicks out at two. Borne immediately follows up with a series of stomps.

Heights traps Borne across the side of the steel steps and strikes him with a chair. He places a garbage can over Borne before driving him hard into the ring corner. Heights hits him with a chair once more and traps Borne’s ankle inside the steel frame. He retrieves a second chair to set up a Con-Chair-To on the ankle.

Borne desperately begs Heights to stop, but Heights strikes the chair anyway. Heights immediately locks in an Ankle Lock. Borne grabs the bottom rope, but the referee refuses to enforce a break in the Weapons Wild Match. Borne breaks free by launching Heights face-first into the corner.

Heights drags Borne up to the ropes, but Borne quickly snatches a camera from a ringside operator. Borne strikes Heights across the head with the heavy camera. Heights tumbles backward and crashes through the table positioned on the floor.

Borne drags Heights back inside the ring to finish the match. He connects with a Borne Again directly onto the trash can and scattered metal bolts. Borne hooks the leg to secure the pinfall victory.

Winner: Myles Borne

Backstage, Tristan Angels walks through one of Danhausen’s scare rooms alongside two women. Sean Legacy suddenly pops out from inside a trash can to terrify Angels.

–– Here is what’s in store for tonight’s show ––

  • NXT Championship Match: Grayson Waller (c) vs. Tony D’Angelo
  • NXT Women’s Championship Match: Kelani Jordan (c) vs. Wren Sinclair
  • Spin the Wheel, Make the Deal Match: Zilla Fatu vs. Charlie Dempsey (with Lexis King, Arianna Grace, Uriah Connors, and Channing “Stacks” Lorenzo)
  • Weapons Wild Match: Tavion Heights vs. Myles Borne
  • Non-Title Match: Zaria vs. Izzi Dame
  • Shiloh Hill vs. NARAKU

The scariest night on the wrestling calendar has arrived as WWE NXT Halloween Havoc 2026 takes place on tonight, live from the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida.

Hosted by SmackDown superstar Danhausen—who secured the gig after threatening NXT General Manager Robert Stone with a curse—tonight’s lineup features high-stakes title defenses and chaotic Spin the Wheel, Make the Deal stipulations.

Grayson Waller vs. Tony D’Angelo Headline Title Picture

In the night’s main attraction, Grayson Waller defends the NXT Championship against former champion Tony D’Angelo. Waller previously captured the title from D’Angelo at NXT Heatwave on August 30 in a Fatal Four-Way match that also featured Zilla Fatu and Cruz Montana. D’Angelo punched his ticket to tonight’s main event on the October 13 episode of NXT by defeating Myles Borne in a Number One Contender’s match, capitalizing on outside interference from Tavion Heights.

Meanwhile, Kelani Jordan defends her NXT Women’s Championship against Wren Sinclair. Sinclair, who was suspended by GM Robert Stone at the time, secretly entered and won a 20-Woman Battle Royal on October 6 disguised as AAA star Lady Shani. Though Jordan contested the validity of the victory, Stone let the NXT Universe decide, and the crowd overwhelmingly voted to grant Sinclair her championship match tonight.

Personal Grudges And Spin The Wheel Matches

Bitter personal rivalries take center stage with two major stipulation matches on the card:

  • Myles Borne vs. Tavion Heights (Weapons Wild Match): Following Borne’s betrayal of Heights at NXT Heatwave and a fake apology on September 15 that ended in a Borne Again attack, Heights disguised himself as a cameraman to cost Borne his title opportunity on October 13. Spin the Wheel, Make the Deal officially landed on a Weapons Wild Match for their collision tonight.
  • Zilla Fatu vs. Charlie Dempsey (Spin The Wheel, Make The Deal Match): Fatu has repeatedly rejected offers to join the BirthRight faction, but the group refuses to take no for an answer. Fatu takes on Dempsey in a match where the exact stipulation will be determined live on the broadcast via the wheel.
  • Zaria vs. Izzi Dame (Non-Title Match): NXT Women’s North American Champion Zaria goes one-on-one with Izzi Dame. After weeks of Dame mocking Zaria’s middle school theater background, Zaria offered a title shot on October 20, but Dame rejected the championship opportunity, insisting on a straight non-title fight instead.
  • Shiloh Hill vs. Naraku: Shiloh Hill collides with Naraku after spending recent weeks documenting the effects of Naraku’s various colored mists on his social media pages.

To stay updated with all the latest WWE news, NXT Halloween Havoc live coverage, and match results, make sure to visit wrestlingattitude.com.

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