NXT LIVE Results – October 27, 2026

NXT Results – October 27, 2026 – Welcome to Wrestling Attitude’s live coverage of NXT for October 27, 2026, coming to you from the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida!

We are live and ready to action with the first Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic match!

Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic – The Vanity Project (Brad Baylor & Ricky Smokes) vs. Noam Dar & Romeo Moreno

Ricky Smokes kicks things off against Noam Dar by immediately charging across the ring to drop Romeo Moreno off the apron with a dropkick. Smokes drags Dar to his corner and tags in Brad Baylor to keep up the assault. Dar breaks free to tag Moreno, who takes on both Baylor and Smokes single-handedly. He tags back into the match, but Smokes quickly cuts him down in the corner so Baylor can tag back in.

Dar and Moreno execute a double suplex on Baylor, but Smokes yanks Dar outside and hurls him into the steel steps. Moreno takes flight, diving over the ropes to wipe out both Baylor and Smokes on the floor. Smokes hurls Dar into the steps a second time to neutralize him on the outside. Inside the ring, Baylor and Smokes take turns wearing down Moreno, repeatedly yanking him back every time he crawls toward his corner.

Moreno breaks free from both opponents and tags Dar, who enters the ring on a fiery rally for a near-fall. He tags Moreno back in, and the duo double-team Smokes for another close pinfall. Dar locks in an armbar on Baylor in the center of the ring, but Baylor escapes. Smokes sneaks into the ring and plants Dar with a spear behind the referee’s back. Baylor hooks the leg for a cover, but Dar kicks out at two.

Baylor restrains Dar while Smokes runs the ropes, but Moreno trips Smokes over the top rope to break up the play. Inside the ring, Dar cinches in an ankle lock on Baylor while Moreno traps Smokes in a submission on the apron. Both men manage to break free from the holds. Smokes and Baylor attempt simultaneous superkicks, but they accidentally strike each other. Dar and Moreno collide right after, allowing Smokes to attempt a splash on Dar, but Moreno breaks the pin at two.

Moreno drops Baylor on the floor with a suplex. Inside the ring, Dar locks a heel hook on Smokes, but Smokes rolls to the ropes to break it. Myka Lockwood tries to attack Dar from behind, but Dar dodges the strike, slides back inside, and cradles Smokes for a two-count.

Dar tags Moreno while Smokes tags Baylor. Moreno strikes first, carrying Baylor to the top rope and hoisting him onto his shoulders. Dar lifts Smokes at the same time, and both men execute simultaneous Death Valley Drivers. Moreno hooks Baylor’s leg, but Baylor kicks out at two.

Romeo counters an avalanche attempt from Baylor in the corner, allowing Dar to land a spinning backfist on Smokes. Moreno tags Dar into the match, and Dar connects with another spinning backfist on Baylor. Dar covers Baylor to secure the three-count for the victory.

Winners: Noam Dar & Romeo Moreno

Cruz Montana Addresses Dion Lennox Backstage

In a backstage vignette, Cruz Montana reflects on the events of last week’s show. He admits that the worst part was becoming the man he spent years trying to keep buried. Montana credits Dion Lennox with bringing out that aggressive side. He warns that no one will be there to pull him away during their next encounter.

Montana states that Lennox made a huge mistake by involving his family in the feud. He promises that his own dark past will soon become Lennox’s future.

Results for WWE NXT on October 27 continue after a commercial break.

Lizzy Rain vs. Chantel Monroe

The bell rings and both women lock up immediately, with Chantel Monroe getting the better of the opening exchange. They tie up a second time with Monroe controlling the movement again. Lizzy Rain breaks free and drags Monroe down to the mat. The feeling-out process continues through several standing exchanges until Rain levels Monroe with a shoulder tackle. Lizzy quickly follows up with a leg lariat to score a two-count.

Rain corners Monroe and unloads with heavy chops until Monroe reverses the position and whips her across the ring. Lizzy shifts her weight in mid-motion to dodge the incoming attack. Rain rolls Monroe into a backslide for a two-count. She keeps up the pressure with a springboard back elbow, followed by a crisp fisherman’s suplex.

Monroe battles back by slingshotting Rain throat-first into the top rope. She whips Rain into opposite corners while repeatedly slamming her face against the mat. Monroe hooks the leg for a lazy cover that yields a two-count. She continues her beatdown until Rain attempts a surprise rollup. Monroe shuts down the counter with a mounted strike attack. Rain attempts another springboard move, but Monroe kicks the top rope out from underneath her. Monroe grounds Rain in the center of the ring with a tight neck crank.

Rain breaks out of the hold, and the action spills onto the apron. She drops Monroe on the edge of the ring with a diving knee strike. Rain slides back inside and continues to chop Monroe in the corner. Monroe ducks a chop, but Rain lands a heavy overhand strike to her back instead. Rain executes a German suplex and hoists Monroe onto her shoulders. Monroe fights off her shoulders with back elbows, rolling Rain up and grabbing the bottom rope for leverage to score the three-count.

Winner: Chantel Monroe

Izzi Dame Comments on Upcoming Non-Title Match Against Zaria

In a backstage vignette, Izzi Dame addresses her decision to turn down a North American Championship match last week. She explains that she will still face Zaria in a non-title bout instead. Dame claims Zaria would rather put her belt on the line than face up to what she is hiding.

Dame promises that she will fully expose Zaria in the ring. She concludes by declaring that she will then take the only thing Zaria has left.

Saquon Shugars vs. Sean Legacy

The match gets underway with Saquon Shugars overpowering Sean Legacy using a flurry of heavy shoulder tackles. Shugars starts running his mouth to taunt his opponent, allowing Legacy to capitalize on the momentary lapse in focus and fight back.

Legacy lands a series of tackles of his own before connecting with a standing moonsault, hooking the leg for a one-count. Shugars wisely rolls out of the physical ring to catch his breath.

Shugars climbs back inside, but Legacy immediately meets him with a boot to the face for a two-count. Legacy transitions into an armbar, dragging Shugars down to the mat to control the pace. Saquon powers out of the hold by dropping Legacy with a scoop slam.

Shugars hurls Legacy toward the ropes, missing a wild lariat attempt before catching him on the rebound. Shugars drags Legacy onto the apron, attempting to suplex him back inside the ring.

Legacy blocks the suplex and springs for the ropes, but Shugars kicks the rope out from under him and covers him for a quick pin. Legacy kicks out, and Shugars immediately begins stomping away at his spine.

Shugars connects with a sharp neckbreaker to earn another two-count. He sets up for a second one, but Legacy counters into a tight backslide pin for two. Shugars delivers a disrespectful kick to insult Legacy before grounding him on the mat.

Shugars uses the ropes to slingshot himself throat-first into Legacy, following up with a leg drop from the apron. He executes a crisp snapmare to seat Legacy in the center of the canvas and locks in a restrictive headlock.

Legacy fights back with a boot to the gut and hits the ropes, but Shugars stops him dead in his tracks with a devastating kitchen sink knee. Shugars follows up with a flatliner and covers Legacy, who manages to kick out at two once again.

Legacy fights back to his feet by firing sharp chops into Shugars’ chest. Shugars attempts to cut him off, but Legacy drops him instantly with a stinging thrust kick to the chin.

Legacy follows up with a snap German suplex and an enzuigiri in the corner, leading straight into a Sliced Bread for a near-fall.

Legacy climbs to the top rope and leaps for an aerial attack, but Shugars gets his knees up just in time and executes the F-12. Shugars hooks the leg for the cover, but Legacy manages to drape his foot over the bottom rope to break the count.

He crawls up to the top turnbuckle, where Legacy climbs up to knock him off balance. Shugars fights through and tries to lock in another F-12, but Legacy slips out of the hold. Legacy connects with a stunning Spanish Fly and covers Shugars to secure the three-count.

Winner: Sean Legacy

Results for the October 27 episode of WWE NXT continue after a commercial break.

Kam Hendrix Vows to Prove Himself on a Basketball Court

Kam Hendrix appears in a backstage vignette on a basketball court, visibly frustrated that he is missing out on the Halloween Havoc card while EK Prosper challenges for the North American title tonight. He declares himself the absolute best athlete on the entire roster. Hendrix aims to prove his point by draining three-pointers and throwing down dunks on the court.

Myles Borne and Tavion Heights Stand-Off Leads to Halloween Havoc Match

Myles Borne and Tavion Heights stand in the ring with a full ring of security keeping them apart. Heights calls attention to the security guards, but Borne insists they are in place to protect Heights from him, not the other way around.

Heights claims Borne wanted him to do well, but never well enough to overshadow Borne. He accuses Borne of turning on him because he is a backstabber, rejecting Borne’s claim of paranoia.

Borne fires back, pointing to his own former North American Championship reign to highlight his singles success while claiming Heights failed in his own title attempt. He states that Heights was unable to accomplish anything on his own and had to leech off him to win his first and only tag team title.

Borne declares that he finally grew tired of letting Heights ride his coattails. Heights responds by stating he may have forgotten who he truly was, but promises to show everyone who he is now by delivering a beating Borne can actually hear. Borne cuts him off, claiming Heights is merely clinging to past accomplishments.

Danhausen’s signature laughter echoes through the arena as security strains to keep the two rivals from tearing each other apart. Danhausen calls for the wheel to be spun, and the spin officially confirms that Myles Borne will face Tavion Heights in a Weapons Wild match.

The show cuts to a commercial break. We will be back for more WWE NXT results for October 27, 2026.

Robert Stone Makes Unsanctioned Match Official for Dion Lennox and Cruz Montana

Backstage, NXT General Manager Robert Stone meets with Dion Lennox, Osiris Griffin, and Cutler James. Stone addresses the intense bad blood between Lennox and Cruz Montana following their recent encounters. He informs Lennox that if he wants to get into the ring with Montana next week, WWE will not take liability, meaning the contest will have to be an Unsanctioned match.

Without hesitation, Lennox accepts the terms and agrees to face Montana under Unsanctioned rules.

Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic – Hank Walker & Tank Ledger vs. The Wagner Brothers (Galeno & El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr.)

Hank Walker and Galeno start the match with a test of strength, locking up early until both break clean without either man gaining an advantage. Tank Ledger tags in for Walker, but Galeno takes down both opponents at once before tagging out to El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr. Ledger gains control against Wagner Jr., driving him into his corner to tag Walker back into the action. Walker tries to wear down Wagner Jr. on the mat, but Wagner Jr. escapes and sends Walker out of the ring with a sharp hurricanrana. Ledger rushes into the ring to intervene, but he is knocked out to the floor as well.

Galeno launches his brother over the top rope, allowing Wagner Jr. to take out both Ledger and Walker on the outside with a high-flying dive. Galeno rolls Walker back inside and covers him for a two-count.

Wagner Jr. tags back into the contest and continues targeting Walker, landing a Dragon Screw leg whip to score another two-count. He unleashes a series of kicks to Walker’s weakened left leg, but Walker catches his momentum off the ropes and executes a suplex to gain enough space to tag Ledger back into the match.

Ledger charges at Wagner Jr. in the corner, wiping him out with a springboard tackle before covering him for a two-count. He immediately grounds Wagner Jr. in the middle of the ring with a headlock. Wagner Jr. fights to his feet, but Ledger cuts off his momentum with a knee to the gut. Walker tags back in, and the pair level Wagner Jr. with a double shoulder tackle for another pinfall attempt. He hits a belly drop and covers Wagner Jr. for two.

Walker continues to lay into Wagner Jr. with heavy forearms, but Wagner Jr. slips away and tags Galeno. Galeno enters the match on a firestorm, cornering both Walker and Ledger before slamming Ledger with a scoop slam. He then picks up Walker and slams him directly on top of Ledger. Galeno crushes Ledger with a splash and hooks the leg for a near-fall. Walker secures a blind tag while Galeno whips Ledger to the ropes, catching Galeno off guard with a quick cover that is broken up just in time.

Galeno launches himself off the apron to flatten Ledger on the floor with a splash. Galeno and Wagner Jr. drag Walker back into the ring to execute a sequence of big moves. Wagner Jr. plants Walker with a Saito suplex, immediately following up with a moonsault. Galeno skins the cat to reach the top turnbuckle and connects with a frog splash, but Ledger rushes into the ring to break up the pinfall attempt.

All four competitors scramble to their feet simultaneously, trading heavy boots until Wagner Jr. and Ledger collapse. Wagner Jr. recovers first to kick both Ledger and Walker, but Walker catches him off guard with a spinning side slam.

Walker and Ledger sandwich Galeno with double strikes, then both men climb to the top turnbuckles. They crash down onto Galeno with simultaneous splashes, securing the pinfall to advance in the tournament.

Winners: Hank Walker & Tank Ledger

Kelani Jordan and Iyo Sky Confrontation Leads to Wren Sinclair Statement

A backstage segment recorded on Monday shows Kelani Jordan complaining to Raw General Manager Adam Pearce about having to defend her title over the weekend. Pearce reassures her that the match will be great and promises he will be watching closely.

Iyo Sky enters the scene, immediately taking issue with Jordan’s recent attitude change. Before their heated argument can escalate any further, Pearce steps directly between them to restore order and end the confrontation.

Kendal Grey and Wren Sinclair are shown watching the footage together on a monitor. Sinclair declares that she will win the title this weekend and bring the championship back to the WrenQCC.

We will return after a break with more results from the October 27 episode of WWE NXT.

– It’s announced that John Cena will appear during next week’s show.

Zilla Fatu Ambushed by Birthright

Zilla Fatu makes his way to the ring, declaring his intention to spin the wheel to determine the fate of his rival, Charlie Dempsey. He states that he is not intimidated by Birthright, but his speech is cut short when Arianna Grace interrupts him. She claims that he would be nothing without his famous surname, though Fatu quickly shuts her down before she can say much more.

Fatu’s momentum is abruptly halted as the members of Birthright emerge behind him in the ring armed with shovels. They launch a brutal ambush from behind, leaving Fatu laid out on the canvas as they stand over him to bring the segment to an end.

Jackson Drake (c) vs. EK Prosper – NXT North American Championship

The championship match begins with both men locking up in a collar-and-elbow tie-up. Jackson Drake attempts to blindside EK Prosper, but Prosper responds with a sharp paintbrush slap that sends the champion quivering into the ropes.

Drake tries to mount a comeback, but Prosper plants him back down to the canvas with every single attempt. Prosper takes flight off the ropes and covers Drake for a two-count.

Prosper grounds Drake with a side headlock takeover and cranks down on his neck. Drake fights to his feet and sends Prosper to the ropes, returning with a quick kick. Prosper catches a secondary kick attempt out of the corner and drops Drake once more, following up with a heavy forearm strike off the ropes.

Baylor and Smokes drag Drake out of the ring to catch his breath, but Prosper launches himself over the top rope to wipe out the entire group on the floor.

Myka Lockwood briefly obstructs Prosper as he tries to return to the ring, giving Drake the opening he needs to seize control. Drake takes advantage by raking Prosper’s back and stomping down on his hands before hooking the leg for a two-count.

Drake with a hip attack to Prosper against the ropes and hooks the leg for another two-count, immediately transitioning into an inverted headlock. Prosper fights to his feet to avoid a belly-to-back suplex, rolling Drake up for a quick two-count. Drake stops his momentum with a neckbreaker, following up with a senton for another near-fall.

Drake executes a suplex and rolls over into a cover for two, but quickly traps Prosper in another headlock. He drives knees into Prosper before sending him across the ring, but Prosper catches him on the rebound with a springboard crossbody. A heavy striking exchange follows, which Prosper wins with a hard lariat. Prosper rocks Drake with a superkick, connects with a springboard moonsault, and plants him with a tornado DDT for a two-count.

Prosper attempts a shining wizard, but Drake dodges and drops him with a Claymore kick for a two-count. Drake lays a series of roundhouse kicks into his kneeling opponent. Prosper catches the third kick attempt, lights Drake up with chops, and rolls him up for a near-fall. He follows up by leveling Drake with a roundhouse heel kick to score another close pinfall attempt.

Prosper delivers a chop to Drake’s chest and goes for a springboard, but Drake climbs the ropes to meet him and executes an inverted Spanish Fly. Drake scales the top turnbuckle, but Prosper grabs his ankle to stop him. The two exchange strikes on the top rope before Prosper executes a superplex attempt into a hurricanrana, following up with a flying knee strike. Baylor jumps up on the apron to distract Prosper.

Drake tries to capitalize on the distraction, but Prosper cuts him down with a superkick and a poisonrana. Myka Lockwood climbs onto the opposite apron to draw the referee’s attention while Kam Hendrix suddenly appears, shoving Prosper off the top turnbuckle. Drake immediately strikes with a running knee and hooks the leg to steal the pinfall victory and retain his title.

Winner: Jackson Drake

Results for WWE NXT on October 27 continue after a commercial break.

Grayson Waller and Tony D’Angelo Brawl to Close the Show

Grayson Waller enters the ring to address Tony D’Angelo directly. He claims that while D’Angelo remains caught up in the past, his future runs through him. Waller adds that D’Angelo is not a shark, but merely a little fish trying to take a bite.

Waller’s promo is cut short as live footage reveals D’Angelo arriving at the venue parking lot. Waller immediately removes his hoodie and sprints out of the ring to confront him outside. The two rivals collide in a garden area, sparking a chaotic brawl before security officials rush in to separate them.

The security team strains to maintain control as both men break free multiple times to resume their physical brawl. The show goes off the air with D’Angelo throwing Waller into the bed of his truck and continuing to land heavy strikes as officials struggle to regain order.

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

• Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic: The Vanity Project (Brad Baylor & Ricky Smokes) vs. Noam Dar & Romeo Moreno
• Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic: Hank Walker & Tank Ledger vs. The Wagner Brothers (Galeno & El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr.)
• NXT North American Championship Match: Jackson Drake vs. E.K. Prosper
• Lizzy Rain vs. Chantel Monroe
• Grudge Match: Saquon Shugars vs. Sean Legacy

NXT Preview – October 27, 2026

NXT North American Title on the Line

A major championship match highlights tonight’s card as NXT North American Champion Jackson Drake puts his title on the line against challenger EK Prosper. Drake looks to defend his crown and carry momentum directly into the upcoming weekend, but Prosper presents a formidable challenge aiming to pull off a monumental upset.

Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic Semifinals

Tag team action takes center stage tonight as both semifinal matches in the prestigious Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic take place:

• NXT Tag Team Champions The Vanity Project battle the energetic duo of Romeo Moreno and Noam Dar.
• AAA World Tag Team Champions El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr. and Galeno clash with the powerhouse team of Hank and Tank.

The winners in these high-octane matchups will secure their place in the tournament finals and move one step closer to tag team glory.

Stacked Singles Action and Halloween Havoc Fallout

The division heats up further with compelling individual encounters scheduled for the broadcast. Lizzy Rain goes head-to-head against Chantel Monroe in women’s division action, while Saquon Shugars squares off against Sean Legacy.

Additionally, tension builds ahead of Saturday’s marquee matches. NXT Champion Tony D’Angelo and challenger Grayson Waller finalize their preparations for their impending title showdown. Meanwhile, Kelani Jordan readies herself for a tough championship defense against Wren Sinclair.

NXT Results – October 27, 2026

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