Wrestling fans, get ready for a thrilling recap of WWE NXT's live event that left everyone on the edge of their seats! On February 7th, the Jacksonville Armory in Florida became the battleground for some of the most intense matches in recent memory. But here's where it gets controversial: not every match ended with a clear winner, leaving fans divided and eager for more. Let’s dive into the full results, courtesy of Wrestling Bodyslam (https://x.com/WrestleBodyslam/status/2020332280359567384?s=20), and break down the highlights that had the crowd roaring.
Zaria kicked things off with a decisive victory over Lainey Reid, setting the tone for a night of high-energy action. Eli Knight followed suit, outmaneuvering Nathaniel Cranton in a match that showcased both competitors' raw talent. And this is the part most people miss: the tag team match between Bayley Humphrey & Drake Morreaux and Arianna Grace & Channing Lorenzo was a masterclass in teamwork and strategy, with Humphrey and Morreaux emerging victorious.
Lexis King’s win over Shiloh Hill was a display of sheer dominance, but it was the triple threat tag team match that stole the show. OTM (Bronco Nima & Lucien Price) secured a hard-fought victory against The Culling (Niko Vance & Shawn Spears) and The Vanity Project (Brad Baylor & Ricky Smokes), proving why they’re a force to be reckoned with. Fallon Henley successfully defended her WWE Women’s Speed Championship against Sirena Linton, cementing her status as a rising star.
Tony D’Angelo’s win over Brooks Jensen was a gritty, no-holds-barred battle, but the night’s most talked-about moment came during the NXT Women’s Championship match. Jacy Jayne, accompanied by Fallon Henley & Lainey Reid, faced off against Kendal Grey, who had Wren Sinclair in her corner. The match ended in a no contest, leaving fans debating what could have been. And in the main event, Joe Hendry retained his NXT Championship against Jackson Drake, despite interference from Brad Baylor & Ricky Smokes.
For more wrestling results from around the globe, check out Fightful’s results section (https://www.fightful.com/wrestling/results). Now, here’s the bold question: Do you think the no contest in the NXT Women’s Championship match was a fair call, or should WWE have handled it differently? Let us know in the comments—this is one debate you won’t want to miss!
