WWE NXT Results 11/11 - NXT Championship Last Man Standing Match, WWE Speed Championship Up For Grabs

Welcome to Wrestling Inc.'s results for "WWE NXT" on November 11, 2025, coming to you live from the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida!

Ricky Saints previously retained the NXT Championship against Trick Williams at "NXT" Halloween Havoc on October 25. That hasn't stopped Williams though, as he has continued his conquest to regain the NXT Championship. Tonight, he has a chance to become a three time titleholder as he challenges Saints for the NXT Championship in a Last Man Standing Match. Tensions between the archrivals have completely boiled over across the last couple of months, culminating during last Tuesday's edition of the show when a tense exchange of words with one another via satellite broke down into a brawl when the pair found one another in person backstage and Williams employed the use of a pipe to take out Saints.

El Grande Americano will be putting the WWE Speed Championship on the line in a match with a five minute time limit as he defends against the co-winner of season one of "WWE LFG", Jasper Troy. Troy emerged victorious against TNA star Zachary Wentz and "WWE SmackDown" star Axiom in the first round and semifinals of a WWE Speed Championship Number One Contenders Tournament respectively to secure his spot in tonight's match.

After herself, her Culling stablemate Izzi Dame, and Lola Vice came up short to Fatal Influence in a Six Woman Tag Team match last Tuesday, NXT Women's Champion Tatum Paxley will be making an appearance on tonight's show with something on her mind to share. While Paxley has said she wants to be a defending champion, Dame and fellow Culling members Shawn Spears and Niko Vance have indicated that they may not be as keen on the idea as Paxley is over the past couple of weeks.

Additionally, Josh Briggs will be going head-to-head with Tavion Heights after Briggs and Heights got his retribution last week when he cost Briggs a non-title match against the aforementioned Grande last Tuesday.

We are live! The show kicks off with a video paying tribute to veterans on Veterans Day. 

Vic Joseph and Booker T greet audiences at home as The Culling make their way to the ring.

Paxley says the fans have no idea how much she loves hearing them cheer and says she gets goosebumps hearing her name as NXT Women's Champion. She says if she wants to keep hearing that, then she has to listen to her friends after last week during her and Izzi Dame's Six Woman Tag Team Match didn't go the way that she wanted to.

Dame tells Paxley that herself and The Culling want what's best for her because she worked for it super long, then asks Paxley to promise that she won't do things like that if she wants to be NXT Women's Champion. While Paxley hesitates to listen to Dame, Dame asks Paxley if she wants to listen to the fans more than being a champion. Paxley says she wants to be a champion who can give everyone an opportunity and says she doesn't want anyone in the back feeling like she did. Dame reminds Paxley that the more she defends the NXT Women's Championship, the more she risks losing it.

Fatal Influence's music hits, and Jacy Jayne, Fallon Henley, and Lainey Reid make their way out. Jayne says no one understands how Paxley feels more than she does, then says Paxley has to decide what champion she wants to be. She says Paxley worked so hard for so long, then says the best way to prove to everyone that becoming NXT Women's Champion wasn't a fluke is to be a fighting champion.

Jayne admits Dame is right about Paxley not giving out random opportunities, then days she should give an opportunity to someone who's carried the "NXT" women's division on her back. Dame tells Jayne that Paxley won't be falling for what she's saying, but when she sees the conflicted look on Paxley's face, she tries to reiterate her point. Jayne then continues trying to talk Paxley into giving her another match for the NXT Women's Championship, but Paxley says she has to be smart about who she gives opportunities to. She says she'll do that, but after "NXT" Gold Rush when she defends the NXT Women's Championship against Jayne.

Jasper Troy then makes his way to the ring. Los Americanos follow. 

The bell rings as the five minute time limit begins, and Troy sends Grande crashing into the corner. He fires off shoulders on his midsection and whips Grande into the opposite corner, then follows it up with a bodyslam and goes for a pin. Grande kicks out, then lands a kick on Troy's chest as the clock hits four minutes and goes for a pin. Troy kicks out.

Troy rocks Grande with a headbutt as the clock passes three minutes, then lands a standing splash on him and fires off stomps on him in the corner. He jams his boot into Grande, but Grande catches Troy with a kick and flies off the ropes as the clock approaches two minutes. Grande looks to fly through the middle rope to level Troy on the outside, but Troy intercepts him with a forearm and grabs his chain. Bravo Americano looks to grab it from him, but Troy knocks him over. Rayo Americano looks to do the same, but the referee catches him and ejects both him and Bravo from ringside. This opens the door for Americano to level Troy with a tope suicida through the middle rope.

Grande lands an open palm strike on Troy as the clock hits 40 seconds, then looks to place a piece of metal into the middle turnbuckle. The referee catches him, and Troy surprises him with a splash in the corner. He follows it up with a spinning slam for the win.

Winner (and new): Jasper Troy

Alba Fyre, Chelsea Green, and Ethan Page then make their way to the ring. Thea Hail and Joe Hendry follow. 

The bell rings and Hail looks to cinch in a Kimura Lock on Fyre. Fyre fends her off and fires off shoulders on her in the corner, then fires off stomps on her and whips her into the corner spine first. Fyre fires off more shoulders on Hail's midsection and begins targeting her shoulder, then whips Hail into the opposite corner.

Hail rolls up Fyre, but Fyre kicks out and rolls up Hail herself. Hail kicks out, then flies off the apron to level Fyre when the action spills out of the ring and gets in Green's face. Green looks to slap Hail, but Hail catches it. This opens the door for Fyre to fly out of the ring to level Hail, with Hendry then checking on her and giving her some encouragement.

Fyre sends Hail's face bouncing off the ring apron and dumps her back in the ring during the commerical break, then uses the middle rope to wear down the back of her neck and whips her into the mat. She goes for a pin, but Hail kicks off. Fyre then whips Hail into the corner once again and wears down her neck using the middle rope. Green does the same thing to Hail from the outside while Fyre distracts the referee, and Fyre sends Hail crashing into the mat face first. She goes for a pin, but Hail kicks out.

Fyre wears down Hail with a submission hold, but Hail fights her way out back from the break and catches Fyre with a forearm. Fyre gets Hail up on her shoulders, but Hail escapes and sends Fyre crashing into the mat. She lands a pair of double ax handles on her and levels her with a clothesline, then looks to deliver a springboard senton to Fyre. Fyre ducks out of the way and rolls up Hail, but Hail kicks out.

Fyre sends Hail crashing into the middle turnbuckle face first and connects with a Tornado DDT on her, then goes for a pin but Hail kicks out. Hail then connects with a Michinoku Driver on Fyre and pins her, but Fyre kicks out and Hail ascends to the top rope. She looks to fly, but Green trips her.

Hail then looks to cinch in the Kimura Lock on Fyre, but PAge hops up on the apron. Hail looks to clock her, but Hendry beats her to it and sends Page crashing into the ring steps. Green looks to slap Hendry, but Hendry moves out of the way and Green accidentally hits Hail. Hail flies out of the ring to level Green with a tope suicida, but Fyre is waiting with a thrust kick when Hail gets back in the ring. Fyre then sets up for a Gory Bomb on Hail, but Hail counters into a roll up for the win.

Winner: Thea Hail

We then head backstage, where Ricky Saints give Tatum Paxley some words of encouragement about being a champion as he's being taped up. The Culling then find Paxley and drag her away before she can tell Saints what seems to be something important.

We then head over to a video of Blake Monroe interviewing herself. Monroe notes she won't let anyone dethrone her as Women's North American Champion and touches on her upcoming defense against Sol Ruca at Gold Rush before the darker Monroe conducting the interview points out that Ruca is still injured and posits that she should take advantage of that. 

Je'Von Evans then makes his way to the ring.

Evans says he's pretty excited to be competing in The Last Time Is Now Tournament, but admits that he's also nervous because he's both wrestling GUNTHER and at Madison Square Garden at the age of 21. He says he has a big announcement on behalf of himself and Leon Slater, then asks for Slater to be put on the Titan Tron.

Slater appears and Evans throws out the challenge to DarkState for a NXT Tag Team Championship match at Gold Rush. Slater voices his excitement, and Evans promises to dethrone DarkState next week.

The lights go out, and DarkState appears in the crowd as Slater asks Evans if he's good. Osiris Griffin says DarkState's next two victims are in front of them, and Dion Lennox says that the future of Evans and Slater is in their hands despite them and the fans thinking that they're the future of the business. Cutler James and Saquon Shugars echo Griffin and Lennox's sentiments before DarkState surrounds Evans in the ring.

Evans calls on Slater, and Slater slides into the ring to reveal that he was in the Performance Center the entire time. Evans and Slater begin brawling with DarkState, Slater takes flight to level DarkState on the outside, and Evans follows suit.

We then head backstage to a conversation between Trick Williams and Kelani Jordan, who bond over how lonely it is to be on top as a champion.

Skylar Raye then makes her way to the ring. Fatal Influence follows.

The bell rings as the three minute time limit begins, and Raye rolls up Henley. Henley kicks out, but Raye connects with a Crucifix Bomb on her to pin her. Henley kicks out, then sends Raye crashing into the mat face first and pins Raye. Raye kicks out as the clock passes two minutes, then sends Henley crashing into the mat with a hurricanrana and ascends to the top rope. She lands a crossbody on Henley, but Henley levels her with a leg drop for the win.

Winner: Fallon Henley

Josh Briggs then makes his way to the ring. Tavion Heights follows.

The bell rings and Briggs runs Heights over with a boot. He fires off a right hand on him and levels him with a forearm, then fires off stomps on him. Heights wears down Briggs with a waist lock, but Briggs breaks free and levels Heights. He connects with a sidewalk slam on Heights and follows it up with an elbow drop.

Heights fires off a couple of right hands and left hands on Briggs, but Briggs sends him crashing into the mat. Heights gets Briggs up on his shoulders, but Briggs slips off them and levels Heights with a strike.

During the commercial break, Briggs continues wearing down Heights. Heights responds by levelling Briggs and pinning him, but Briggs kicks out and fires off stomps on Heights. Heights rocks Briggs with a dropkick, but Briggs wears down Heights with a submission once again.

Heights levels Briggs with a right hand back from the break, but Brigss rains down right hands on Heights and pins him. Heights kicks out, but Briggs gets in Heights' face and mocks him. Heights sends Briggs crashing into the mat, then levels him with a pair of clotheslines and a variation of a Sling Blade. Briggs stomps on Heights' elbow and looks to land a boot on him, but Heights moves out of the way and delivers a belly-to-belly suplex to Briggs for the win.

Winner: Tavion Heights

Trick Williams then makes his way to the ring. Ricky Saints follows. 

The bell rings and Williams looks to hit Saints with a kendo stick he brought to the ring. Saints ducks out of the way and lands a right hand on Williams before he manages to grab the kendo stick from him while teetering on the top rope.

The action spills out of the ring as Saints looks to grab two chairs from under the ring. Williams manages to take one and knocks the chair Saints has out of his hand, but Saints sends Williams crashing into the ring steps. Saints throws a bunch of weapons into the ring including another chair, a chain, and a garbage can while Williams is down and the referee begins a ten count for him but Williams beats it.

Saints looks to fly into the ring from the apron, but Williams hits him across his midsection with the garbage can mid-air. He then cracks the garbage can across Saints' spine twice and sends him crashing into the garbage can with a flapjack. Saints beats the ten count the referee begins, but Williams levels Saints with a leg lariat and fires off chops on Saints' chest. He tangles up Saints in the top and middle rope, then hits Saints in his taped up midsection repeatedly with a kendo stick.

The referee begins a ten count while Saints is down, but Saints beat it and gets back up to his feet. Williams cracks a chair across Saints' spine repeatedly, then grabs the lid to the garbage can from under the ring and looks to hit Saints with it. Saints grabs the garbage can lid from Williams and hits him with it repeatedly, then looks to land a basement dropkick on Williams. Williams traps Saints in the ring skirt and places a garbage can lid over his head, then hits Saints with a kendo stick repeatedly.

The referee begins another ten count during the commercial break, but Saints beats it. Williams then uses a chair to hit Saints' leg with it when the pair return to the ring before he wedges a chair between the middle rope and top rope. Williams hits Saints with the garbage can once again and looks to whip him into the corner where the chair is set up, but Saints blocks his momentum.

The action spills out of the ring, and Williams removes the logo from the announce table back from the break. The pair then return to the ring, and Saints looks to hit Williams with a kendo stick. Williams begs him not to hit him with the kendo stick, and while Saints opts not to, he does hit him repeatedly with a chair. The referee beats a ten count, but Williams beats it.

Saints runs the ropes and delivers a spear to Williams, but Williams responds by sending Saints crashing into the chair previously set up in the corner. Saints is sent crashing out of the ring, and the referee begins another ten count. Saints gets to his feet to beat it.

Williams traps Saints under the ring steps and steps on top of them, but Saints slides out from under them and sends Williams crashing into the ring bell table. Saints then charges at Williams, but Williams sends him crashing through a piece of the set. Both men beat the ten count that the referee begins, but Williams drags Saints into the crowd and sends him crashing into a pile of chairs near the steps. The referee begins another ten count, but Saints beats it and spears Williams off the barricade and through the announce desk. The referee begins a ten count and Saints beats it. While Williams looks to do so as well, Saints lands a right hand on him to keep him down to score the win.

Winner (and still): Ricky Saints

After the match, Oba Femi's music hits and we see his shadow on the entrance ramp before the show goes off the air.