WWE NXT The Great American Bash Results 6/28 - Five Championships On The Line & More

Welcome to Wrestling Inc.'s results for "WWE NXT" The Great American Bash on June 28, 2026, coming to you live from the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida at a special main show start time of 7 PM ET!

Tony D'Angleo will be putting the NXT Championship on the line on "NXT" programming for the first time since retaining against Kam Hendrix on the June 2 episode of "NXT" as he defends against Naraku in the opening contest of tonight's show. With Naraku having previously defeated Mason Rook to become the new Number One Contender on the June 9 episode of "NXT", Tony D'Angelo signed the contract for tonight's match the following week on June 16 in a meeting between the pair. Naraku promised that he would sign in his own time, and when D'Angleo confronted him looking to get Naraku's signature on this past Tuesday's episode of "NXT", he was blindsided by a fireball that Naraku had integrated into the contract. While there were questions as to whether or not D'Angelo could compete later that same night, he proved he was good to go when he confronted Naraku in the closing moments of that show.

Lola Vice will be pitting her NXT Women's Championship against Kenday Grey of WrenQCC in the main event of tonight's show. While Kelani Jordan also sought out a NXT Women's Championship match, Grey defeated her on June 9 to become the new Number One Contender for Vice's title. After Vice and Grey emerged victorious against Zaria and Jordan on June 16, a miscommunication between the pair led to Grey inadvertently hitting Vice with her Women's NXT Championship belt as she aimed for Jordan. The two women then made their match official this past Tuesday when they signed the contract in a video.

Tatum Paxley will be challenging Zaria for the Women's North American Champion as she looks to become the first ever two time titleholder. Tensions between the two women have been on the rise over the last few weeks, with Zaria having previously dethroned Paxley as Women's North American Champion on the June 9 episode of "NXT" and Paxley being the one to cost Zaria and Jordan their match against the aforementioned Vice and Grey on June 16.

Myles Borne will be putting the North American Championship on the line for the first time on "NXT" programming since the April 28 episode of "NXT" as he defends against Tavion Heights. Amidst a couple of backstage disagreements between the former No Quarter Catch Crew stablemates, Heights defeated Jackson Drake of Vanity Project in a Number One Contenders Match on the June 16 episode of "NXT". While fellow Vanity Project members Brad Baylor and Ricky Smokes tried to interfere while their stablemate Myka Lockwood distracted the referee, Borne ran out to the ring and fended them off.

WrenQCC's Wren Sinclair will be putting the Women's Speed Championship on the line for the first time ever on "NXT" programming since dethroning Fatal Influence's Fallon Henley on the March 17 episode of "NXT" as she defends against BirthRight's Arianna Grace. Grace defeated Layla Diggs in a first round match on the June 16 episode of "NXT" and Izzi Dame of The Culling in the finals this past Tuesday to earn her shot tonight.

Dion Lennox of DarkState will be going head-to-head with his former stablemate Saquon Shugars. Moments after Lennox and Shugars unsuccessfully challenged the aforementioned Vanity Project's Baylor and Smokes for their NXT Tag Team Championship on the May 19 episode of "NXT", Lennox, Cutler James, and Osiris Griffin blindsided Shugars with an attack to officially kick him out of DarkState. Shugars has since been seen keeping his eye on Lennox, James, and Griffin from a variety of high vantage points inside and outside of the WWE Performance Center.

Shiloh Hill and Tristan Angels look to settle their differences once and for all when they go head-to-head with each other. While Angels was declared as the winner of the attire portion of the Mr. NXT Pageant on the June 9 episode of "NXT", Hill was ultimately declared the winner when he took home the talent and public speaking portions of the Mr. NXT Pageant per judges EVOLVE Champion Aaron Rourke, comedian Matt Mathews, and "SmackDown" star Kit Wilson. Since then, Angels has been looking to seek his retribution on Hill for winning the title of Mr. NXT over him.

We are live! The show kicks off with a video recapping some of the events leading up to various matches on The Great American Bash card.

Vic Joseph and Wade Barrett greet audiences at home as Tony D'Angelo makes his way to the ring. Naraku follows.

The bell rings and D'Angelo takes the fight to Naraku. He rains down right hands on him, but Naraku grabs a chair on the outside. D'Angelo spears Naraku through a piece of the set and dumps him back in the ring, then rains down right hands on him.

D'Angelo fires off shoulders on Naraku's midsection in the corner and gets him up, but Naraku rakes D'Angelo bandaged eye. The referee checks on D'Angelo, but D'Angelo insists he can still compete and Naraku trips him on the ring apron to send him crashing into it face first.

Naraku rains down right hands on D'Angelo inside the ring, then cinches in a Sharpshooter on D'Angelo. D'Angelo delivers a kick to Naraku to escape, but Naraku sends D'Angelo's head repeatedly crashing into the mat and delivers a senton to him. He goes for a pin, but D'Angelo kicks out.

Naraku cinches in a crossface on D'Angelo and delivers a Fisherman's suplex to him, then levels D'Angelo with a right hand and connects with a Death Valley Driver style sit-out powerbomb on D'Angelo back from the break. He goes for a pin, but D'Angelo kicks out and the two men teeter on the ropes.

D'Angelo pulls Naraku off the ropes to deliver a powerbomb to him, and the two men exchange strikes with one another before D'Angelo intercepts Naraku with an over the shoulder powerslam. He follows it up with a chokeslam for the win.

Winner (and still): Tony D'Angelo

Tatum Paxley then makes her way to the ring. Zaria follows.

The bell rings and Paxley fires off a few kicks on Zaria's midsection. She delivers a kick to Zaria's spine and traps her in the ring skirt, then delivers an enzuigiri to Zaria. Zaria dumps Paxley into the crowd and over the barricade, but Paxley cinches in a sleeper on Zaria. Zaria sends Paxley crashing into the floor spine first to break the hold, then continues to wear her down inside the ring and cinches in a Camel Clutch on her.

Zaria gets Paxley up on her shoulders and sends her crashing into the top turnbuckle midsection first back from the break. She stomps on Paxley's neck using the top rope, but Paxley responds with a crossbody to Zaria off the ropes and the two women teeter on the ropes.

Paxley delivers a superplex to Zaria, but Zaria catches Paxley with a spear to send her crashing into the mat and the two women exchange right hands with one another. Zaria delivers a knee to Paxley, but Paxley drapes her off the top rope by her knees and ascends up the adjacent top rope. Zaria sits herself up and hops off the ropes as Paxley descends down the adjacent rope.

Zaria and Paxley brawl on the ring apron, but Zaria pulls Paxley off the ring apron with a Sunset Flip. Paxley grabs the Women's North American Championship belt and cradles it, but Zaria grabs the belt from Paxley and Paxley delivers Cemetery Drive to Zaria on the floor and onto the Women's North American Championship belt. She delivers a second Cemetery Drive to Zaria back in the ring and pins her, but Paxley kicks out.

Paxley rolls up Zaria, but Zaria kicks out and lands a spear on Paxley. She follows it up with a F5 and goes for a pin, but Paxley kicks out and Zaria rains down forearms on Paxley's spine. She delivers a stomp to her head and lands a third F5 on Paxley for the win.

Winner (and still): Zaria

We then head backstage, where Robert Stone informs Vanity Project that Jackson Drake will be going head-to-head with Mason Rook on this coming Tuesday's episode of "NXT" and Brad Baylor and Ricky Smokes that they will be defending their NXT Tag Team Championship against El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr. and Galeno del Mal.

Tristan Angels then makes his way to the ring. Shiloh Hill follows.

The bell rings and Hill runs over Angels with a pair of shoulder tackles. He follows it up with an Airplane Spin on Angels, but Angels sends Hill's head bouncing off one of the barricades on the outside. Hill responds with a lariat to Angels and dumps him back in the ring, but Angels lands a codebreaker on Hill and fires off a few kicks on Hill's arm.

Angels delivers an elbow drop to Hill and targets his arm, but Hill slides under the ring to escape. Hill manages to pull Angels under the ring, but the lights go out. We see Angels under the ring answering a phone call, but Hill sneaks up behind Angels sporting a Jason Voorhees mask. Angels escapes from under the ring, but Hill sneaks up behind and drags the ring steps next to the ring apron.

Hill sends Angels crashing into the top turnbuckle face first, but Angels rocks Hill with an enzuigiri and goes for a pin. Hill kicks out and loses his tooth in the process, but Angels whips Hill into the corner. The two men level one another with clotheslines, but Angels delivers a bodyslam to Hill and looks to follow it up with an elbow drop to him off the middle rope. Hill rolls out of the way and fires off right hands on Angels, then spears Angels from the ring apron and through the middle rope using the ring steps that Hill had moved earlier. He ascends to the top and looks to fly, but Angels catches Hill with a codebreaker and goes for a pin. Hill kicks out and delivers a neckbreaker to Angels off the middle rope for the win. 

Winner: Shiloh Hill

We then head backstage to a conversation between Robert Stone and EK Prosper. Stone informs Prosper that he will be challenging El Hijo del Vikingo for the AAA Latin American Championship on this coming Tuesday's "NXT".

BirthRight then makes her way to the ring. Wren Sinclair follows. 

The bell rings as the five minute time limit begins, and the two level one another with clotheslines. Grace rolls up Sinclair, but Sinclair kicks out and Grace dumps her onto the ring apron as the clock passes four remaining minutes.

Grace sends Sinclair crashing into the corner and fires off stomps on her. The clock passes three remaining minutes as Grace lands a suplex on Sinclair and connects with a forearm on her. Sinclair rolls up Grace as the clock passes two remaining minutes, but Grace kicks out and Sinclair delivers a crossbody to her off the ropes. She levels Grace with a pair of clotheslines, but Charlie Dempsey hops up onto the ring apron to distract Sinclair as the clock passes one remaining minute. Sinclair sends Dempsey crashing off the ring apron, but Grace surprises Sinclair with a roll up. Sinclair kicks out and sends Grace crashing into the mat with a spinning slam, then cinches in a reverse Chicken Wing on her. Grace taps out.

Winner (and still): Wren Sinclair

Dion Lennox then makes his way to the ring. Saquon Shugars follows.

The bell rings and Shugars throws his jacket onto Lennox. Lennox fires off a stomp on Shugars' spine and lands a backbreaker on her, but Osiris Griffin and Cutler James make their way out as James sports a shoulder sling and James is limping.

Lennox fires off right hands on Shugars' spine during the commercial break, then delivers a tilt-a-whirl backbreaker to Shugars. He follows it up with a suplex to him and goes for a pin, but Shugars kicks out and Lennox lands a splash on Shugars' spine. He wears down Shugars' calf with a submission hold, but Shugars sends Lennox crashing into the mat and follows it up with a Michinoku Driver before he lands a shotgun dropkick on Lennox.

Shugars catches Lennox with a back body drop, then delivers a leg drop to him over the top rope and goes for a pin. Lennox kicks out and trips Shugars on the ropes when Shugars climbs up them, then intercepts him with a belly-to-back suplex on the top turnbuckle and follows it up with a driver.

Shugars delivers a kick and an enzuigiri to Lennox's head, then gets him up in a Razor's Edge position. Lennox escapes, but Shugars delivers a splash to Lennox off the top rope for the win.

Winner: Saquon Shugars

After the match, Griffin and James immediately attack Shugars as they reveal that they're healed from their injuries. They land a double powerbomb on Shugars as Lennox grabs Shugars' baseball bat, and Lennox repeatedly hits Shugars with the mat.

Tavion Heights then makes his way to the ring. Myles Borne follows. 

The bell rings and the two men show their respect for one another with a high five. They lock up and stare one another down on the outside, but Heights fires off a shoulder on Borne's midsection and the two men teeter on the ropes before they tumble out of the ring.

Heights delivers a T-Bone suplex to Borne and wears him down with a submission hold, then delivers another suplex to Borne and wears him down with an arm submission. Heights ends Borne crashing out of the ring and dumps him back inside, then goes for a pin but Borne kicks out.

Heights whips Borne into the corner chest first and looks to lock in an armbar on him, but Borne blocks it with an S-Grip and powers up to his feet. He powerbombs Borne into the mat, but Borne runs over Heights with a pair of clotheslines. Heights catches Borne with a belly-to-belly throw on the outside, then ascends to the top rope and lands a Frog Splash on Borne and goes for a pin. Borne kicks out and rocks Heights with a kick, but Heights gets Borne up on his shoulders. Borne escapes and counters into Borne Again for the win.

Winner (and still): Myles Borne

After the match, Heights shakes Borne's hand and leaves the ring as he looks disappointed in himself and Emily Agard catches up with Borne.

We then head outside the Performance Center, where Keanu Carver confronts Hank Walker and Tank Ledger. Security tries holding Carver back, but Walker is ultimately sent crashing off the stage that's been set up there and through a table. 

Back at ringside, Kendal Grey makes her way out. Lola Vice follows.

The bell rings and the two lock up. Grey sends Vice crashing into the mat spine first and looks to cinch in a submission on Grey, but Grey fends off Vice. Vice then pulls Grey out of the ring, but Grey dumps her back inside.

Kelani Jordan looks to interfere by pulling Grey off the ring apron, but Wren Sinclair follows her to prevent her from doing so and brawls to the back with her. This opens the door for Vice to land a kick on Grey to send her crashing off the apron and follow it up with a running senton, then deliver a suplex to her back inside the ring. Grey wears down Vice with a submission, but Vice responds with a Hip Attack to her and follows it up with a back suplex.

Grey connects with a German suplex on Vice, but Vice catches Grey with a suplex. Grey responds with a superkick to Vice, but Vice delivers a kick of her own to Grey to send her crashing back out of the ring. She lands another senton on Grey off the ring apron, but Grey cinches in an Ankle Lock on Vice as Vic Joseph points out that it's happening in front of Vice's mother and sister.

Grey looks to fly off the middle rope, but Vice sees her coming. Grey cinches in an Ankle Lock on Vice, but Vice transitions into an Ankle Lock of her own. She transitions into an armbar, but Grey blocks it with an S-Grip and pins Vice. Vice kicks out and locks in a sleeper on Grey, but Grey escapes and Vice levels Grey with a spinning kick.

Vice locks in a Guillotone in Grey, but Grey powers up to her feet and delivers a Northern Lights suplex to Vice. She goes for a pin, but Vice kicks out and delivers the 305 to Grey. Grey catches Vice with a back elbow immediately after and the two women pin one another. They both kick out, but Grey delivers Shades of Grey to Vice for the win.

Winner (and new): Kendal Grey

After the match, an upset Vice watches Grey hold up the NXT Women's Championship belt in the ring and hugs her family in the crowd. She celebrates with them as the show goes off the air.