WWE delivered a memorable night of action at NXT Stand & Deliver in St. Louis, as fans witnessed major title changes and intense in-ring battles.
The spotlight first turned to Lola Vice, who captured the NXT Women’s Championship in a thrilling triple threat match against Jacy Jayne and Kendal Grey.
Vice sealed the victory with a decisive knockout strike, making history as the first Cuban-American woman to win a WWE championship.
In the main event, Tony D'Angelo completed his comeback by winning the NXT Championship in a chaotic Fatal 4-Way match.
He overcame Joe Hendry, Ricky Saints, and Ethan Page, sealing the win after a decisive spear and finishing move to take control of the men’s division.
Elsewhere on the card, Myles Borne successfully defended the NXT North American Championship against Johnny Gargano in a hard-fought contest, while Tatum Paxley retained the Women’s North American title after overcoming Blake Monroe despite heavy interference and near falls.
The tag team division also saw controversy, as The Vanity Project retained their NXT Tag Team Championship against Los Americanos with outside interference playing a key role in the outcome.
In one of the most physical matches of the night, Sol Ruca defeated Zaria in a deeply personal showdown, delivering multiple finishing moves to secure victory after a back-and-forth battle.
Overall, the event marked a turning point for NXT, highlighted by the crowning of new champions and the continuation of key rivalries across multiple divisions.
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