WWE NXT Results 4/29 - Two Championships On The Line, Stacks Meets With Tony D'Angelo & More

Welcome to Wrestling Inc.'s live coverage for "WWE NXT" on April 29, 2025, coming to you live from the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida!

After retaining the North American Championship against Ethan Page at "NXT" Stand & Deliver, Ricky Saints will be putting the title on the line once again tonight as he defends against Lexis King. Although this was initially slated to be a Winner Takes All Match for the North American Championship and the "NXT" Heritage Cup following a tense confrontation between Saints and King, King was dethroned as "NXT" Heritage Cup Champion by a returning Noam Dar during last week's edition of the show.

Hank Walker and Tank Ledger will be putting the NXT Tag Team Championship on the line for the first time on television since dethroning Nathan Frazer and Axiom at Stand & Deliver as they defend against Yoshiki Inamura and Josh Briggs. Ava granted Inamura and Briggs a title shot last week after Inamura had made it clear he had some unfinished business in the tag team division in her office last week.

After betraying Tony D'Angelo, Luca Crusifino, and Adriana Rizzo in order to help DarkState win a Six Man Tag Team Match against The Family at "NXT" Stand & Deliver, Channing "Stacks" Lorenzo met Crusifino in the middle of the Las Vegas desert last week whilst D'Angelo and Rizzo were making plans about what to do next in the latter's hotel room. Following such, Stacks and D'Angelo will be meeting with one another tonight.

Additionally, "NXT" official Shawn Michaels has extended an open invitation to TNA World Champion Joe Hendry on his X page after Hendry had retained his title against the aforementioned Page and Frankie Kazarian in a Three Way Match at TNA Rebellion this past Sunday and was subsequently blindsided by Trick Williams in the moments that followed.

We are live! Vic Joseph, Booker T, and Corey Graves greet audiences at home as Joe Hendry makes his way down to the ring.

Hendry says if you say his name, then he appears. He gloats about facing Randy Orton at WrestleMania 41 and retaining the TNA World Championship at Rebellion, then addresses Trick Williams and calls him arrogant. He says Williams was unable to win back the NXT Championship from Oba Femi and thought he could just take a shot at him, then calls Williams out to the ring.

DarkState's music hits and they appear before Dion Lennox, Osiris Griffin, Cutler James and Saquon Shugars attack Hendry.

Lexis King then makes his way down to the ring. Ricky Saints follows.

King blindsides Saints from behind, and the bell sounds. Saints lands a dropkick on King off the middle rope, then fires off strikes on him and levels him with a back elbow. Saints then fires off more strikes on King and lands a belly-to-belly throw on him before hitting a dropkick on him through the middle rope.

Saints and King return inside the ring, and King lands a chop on Saints in the corner. Saints looks to suplex King into the ring from the apron, but the two men level one another with crossbodies. King ascends to the top rope and connects with a Swanton Bomb on Saints, then follows it up with a Lung Blower on him off his shoulders and levels him with a pair of clotheslines. Saints sends King crashing into the mat with a slam, then connects with a Tornado DDT and the Roshambo for the win.

Winner (and still): Ricky Saints

Tony D'Angelo then makes his way down to the ring. Channing "Stacks" Lorenzo follows.

D'Angelo says he never expected Stacks to turn his back at him at Stand & Deliver, but he did expect him to have a conversation man to man. He says he keeps thinking back to when he and Stacks were kids, and how he always stepped in when Stacks needed it both at school and in the streets. He says he rewarded Stacks by giving him the opportunity to show what he could do as "The Underboss", but he also acted impulsively as part of The Family. He says Stacks waited for the right moment at Stand & Deliver to stab him in the back.

Stacks appears on the Titan Tron and says he thought about coming to the ring tonight, then tells D'Angelo that he was sick of taking orders and was becoming soft. He says he had to take the reins himself and put D'Angelo in place, then says he knows that D'Angelo is shaken now that Adriana Rizzo is in hiding and Luca Crusifino is gone. He questions if D'Angelo can trust anyone.

The security on the outside of the ring begin to attack D'Angelo at Stacks' behest, but D'Angelo takes them down.

Sol Ruca and Zaria then make their way out to the ring. Karmen Petrovic and Ashante Adonis are already waiting inside.

The bell rings and the two go back and forth. Ruca whips Petrovic into the corner, then lands a kick on her chest and sets up for Sol Snatcher. Petrovic blocks it, but Ruca manages to hit the Sol Snatcher after going for it a second time for the win.

Winner: Sol Ruca

After the match, Adonis tries to comfort Petrovic. A frustrated Petrovic then connects with a roundhouse kick on Adonis.

Trick Williams then makes his way down to the ring.

Williams says he's been calling Joe Hendry's name all night long and he hasn't appeared, then says he's lucky DarkState got to Hendry before he could. He promotes his appearance on the television show "All American" as he reminisces about being in Los Angeles whilst appearing at Rebellion, then says while he's Hollywood, Hendry is local talent. He says while Hendry tries figuring out his lane in the business, he's in the same lane as The Rock and John Cena. He then addresses Oba Femi that he wants his NXT Championship back.

Ava's music hits, and she makes her way out. He says nothing will ever be enough for Williams, and he even went to another company. She questions what Williams is doing, and Williams says that while he thought he was "NXT", he realized that he was bigger than that. Ava informs Williams that there will be a Number One Contenders 25 Man Battle Royal for the NXT Championship, and says Williams will get his next title shot if he can win that.

Yoshiki Inamura and Josh Briggs then make their way out to the ring. Hank Walker and Tank Ledger follow.

Inamura and Ledger begin the action. The bell rings and Inamura levels Ledger. He fires off stomps on him, but Walker tags in and delivers a splash to Inamura in the corner. He follows it up with a Bulldog, and Ledger delivers a senton to Inamura. Ledger tags back in, and double teams on Inamura with Walker.

Briggs then tags in and double teams on Ledger with Inamura. Briggs and Ledger exchange right hands, but Inamura tags back in and levels Walker with a double back elbow. Inamura fires off alternating forearms and chops on Ledger in the corner before Briggs tags back in and hits a boot on Ledger. Inamura tags in and delivers a double bodyslam to Ledger with Briggs. Inamura lands a double chop on Ledger's spine, but Walker tags in and levels Inamura with a right hand. Walker turns Inamura inside out with a clothesline, then connects with a splash on him in the corner and sends him crashing into the top turnbuckle.

Walker tags in and flies off the ropes to level Inamura, then tags Ledger back in. Walker and Ledger deliver an assisted flapjack to Inamura, but Briggs pulls Walker out of the ring and Inamura rolls up Ledger. Ledger kicks out, but Briggs tags back in and lands a chokeslam on Ledger. Inamura tags in and delivers a Frog Splash to Ledger, then goes for a pin but Walker breaks the fall. Walker tags in and connects with an assisted over the shoulder powerslam on Briggs with Ledger's help for the win.

Winners (and still): Hank Walker and Tank Ledger

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