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NXT TV RESULTS
NOVEMBER 10, 2026
WINTER PARK, FLA. AT THE CAPITOL WRESTLING CENTER
AIRED LIVE ON CW NETWORK
REPORT BY KELLY WELLS, PWTORCH CONTRIBUTOR
NXT Commentators: Vic Joseph, Wade Barrett
Ring Announcer: Mike Rome
Backstage Correspondent(s): Emily Agard, Blake Howard
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-We got heavy recaps of last week’s loaded show, leading to the angle to continue the Punk-Owens story on the main roster.
-Romeo Moreno and Noam Dar shook hands in front of the Dusty Cup trophy. Their opponents tonight, The Vanity Project, were shown also.
-Vic introduced Wade Barrett, who was filling in for Booker T. Always cool to see Wade on the show.
-CM Punk’s music played to a big pop. Instead, it was Grayson Waller, who was wearing a shirt based on Punk’s usual, but with the flag showing a kangaroo in the center for the Australian wrestler. Waller put himself over for beating Punk last week. He admitted Punk was one of the greats, but he beat him. He asked what was next for him. He said he made the men’s division relevant again, and Tony D’Angelo was standing on a bridge somewhere wearing concrete boots, ready to jump. He called himself “Best in the World” to boos. He begged and pleaded for someone to step up to him properly. He said he’d do this until NXT sent him someone who could beat him. Shiloh Hill’s music played.
Hill, who won the unofficial #1 contender’s match at Halloween Havoc that non-title matches tend to be, said Waller was acting like nobody saw him grab the handful of tights against CM Punk. He asked when Waller calls the men’s roster soft and lazy, who did he think he was going to piss off – those who were soft and lazy, or those who bust their ass and hold it down? Hill pointed out that this year, he’s worked more matches than anyone in WWE. (Fun fact: I saw these two work together at a house show much earlier this year, where main roster beat NXT talents in nearly every match as the show was meant to have the young kids learn something from established talents). Waller dismissed Waller and said he’s not ready. He took off.
Mason Rook showed up on the ramp and laid out Waller, who retreated to the ring, where Hill did the same. Rook crushed Waller in a corner, and Hill and Rook stood tall. They had a look at one another as Waller licked his wounds.
-Ahead of the next match, Kam Hendrix and EK Prosper each got brief backstage walk-and-talk promos into the camera ahead of the match. I always appreciate touches like this. [c]
-Earlier, probably not today, John Cena walked up to Noam Dar and Romeo Moreno in what appeared to be a genuine moment with Dar & Moreno as he invited them to the John Cena Classic. He gave them briefcases and told them to read what’s inside.
-Elsewhere, Vanity Project were in a room freaking out about Moreno & Dar being invited when they weren’t. The three men went in circles and Myka Lockwood finally sprung from a couch and said “Y’all are pissed? Let’s do something about it!”
(1) EK PROSPER vs. KAM HENDRIX
A collar-and-elbow resulted in Hendrix taking Prosper to a corner and tossing him inward to the ring. Hendrix tried to sucker Prosper into the corner, who didn’t bite. Prosper worked a wristlock, but Hendrix reversed and clamped on an armbar that grounded Prosper. He put a knee to Prosper and threw a forearm to lay out Prosper. Prosper rolled through a suplex attempt and hit a headscissor takedown. Prosper evaded a couple of shots and nailed a dropkick. He did a weird strut with his arms folded. Rope run and a huge, pretty blockbuster by Prosper got a two count. Hendrix caught a leaping Prosper and dropped him on a turnbuckle, then hit a high-release suplex. An inset promoted TLC in December. This would seem to be confirmation that the Iron Survivor Challenge is heading to the main roster; it’s a no-brainer to bring there as it’s just a great gimmick match. Prosper hit a moonsault on the floor as the match went to commercial. [c]
