WWE NXT Results – Nov. 10, 2026 – Wren Sinclair vs. Izzi Dame, The Vanity Project vs. Noam Dar & Romeo Moreno

NXT Results
Nov 10, 2026

November 10, 2026
Orlando, FL – Performance Center
Commentary – Vic Joseph and Wade Barrett
Results via Jeff Moss of F4WOnline.com

Quick Match Results

  1. EK Prosper defeated Kam Hendrix via Moonsault (pinfall)
  2. Izzi Dame defeated Wren Sinclair via Busaiku Knee (pinfall)
  3. Lizzy Rain defeated Chantel Monroe via Thunderstruck (pinfall)
  4. NXT Tag Team Championship – The Vanity Project (c) defeated Hank & Tank via La Magistral (pinfall)

In-Ring: Grayson Waller, Shiloh Hill, Mason Rook

To kick things off, NXT Champion Grayson Waller walked to the ring to CM Punk’s music. As you may recall, last week Waller beat the Best In The World with a schoolboy rollup off of a Kevin Owens distraction.

Waller made fun of CM Punk’s “landlord” line from the alleged buildup to their match and then told everyone it was amazing how fast he’s made the NXT title relevant again. Waller gloated about beating Punk, saying that since he beat him, he’s now The Best In The World, and then asked, what’s next? He begged for someone to step up and challenge him properly.

That brought out Shiloh Hill. Last week, Waller told Hill to stick to his trailer park experiments, and Hill called out Waller for his cheap victory over Punk. Hill said that Waller told him all the smack he’d been talking about NXT didn’t apply to Hill, and Waller confirmed this.

Hill said that in spite of that, what Waller said pissed him off. Hill started talking a mile a minute, saying that he’s the hardest worker in NXT. Waller agreed, saying Hill was a really hard worker, but wasn’t ready to face him for the title. Then he left.

As Waller was walking up the ramp, though, a returning Mason Rook jumped him and threw him back into the ring. Rook crushed Waller in the corner with a cannonball while Hill cheered him on, and the segment ended for realsies.

Video: John Cena, Noam Dar, Romeo Moreno

Back from break, in “earlier” footage, John Cena was shown talking to Noam Dar and Romeo Moreno in the NXT Locker Room Playset. Cena said that seeing them function as a team is exactly what he wants to see in the John Cena Classic, so he invited both Dar and Moreno into the John Cena Classic. He did this by giving them coins, which was kind of cool. Cena then gave Dar and Moreno briefcases containing more gifts and then left.

Backstage: The Vanity Project

The scene switched to the NXT Lounge Playset and Vanity Project being mad that they weren’t invited into the Classic. Drake tried to calm down Smokes and Baylor, but it was Myka Lockwood who suggested they do something about it.

Kam Hendrix vs. EK Prosper

Last week, it fell to John Cena, for some reason, to let Hendrix know this match was on. Hendrix and Prosper got into it at Halloween Havoc (or before it, who can honestly remember?), so now they get into it here.

Hendrix and Prosper locked up, and Hendrix sent Prosper to the corner. They separated, and Hendrix worked Prosper over into an arm stretch. Prosper got out of it, but Hendrix put a knee in his gut. Prosper got a big boot up and then hit a hurricanrana, followed by a dropkick to send Hendrix to the outside.

Hendrix got back in, and Prosper met him with a blockbuster for two. Hendrix came back with a head-spinning clothesline and then suplexed Prosper in the middle of the ring. Prosper rolled under the ropes, and Hendrix tried to charge, but Prosper pulled down the ropes. Hendrix spilled to the outside, and Prosper hit him with a moonsault off the ropes.

Back from break, Hendrix was condescendingly dancing around Prosper, choosing to slap a headlock on. Prosper powered out of it, but Hendrix went right back to the headlock. Prosper backed him into the corner to break the hold, but Hendrix hit him with a one-hand buckle bomb.

Hendrix put Prosper up on his shoulder and dropped him face-first down to the mat. Hendrix went for a backbreaker, but Prosper countered it into a DDT. Prosper started throwing jabs and hit a clothesline on Hendrix. He superkicked him in the ear and then hit a springboard moonsault. Prosper hit Hendrix with a high knee and made the cover for two.

Prosper went to go off the turnbuckle, but Hendrix caught him and nailed him with a Showtime Kick for two. Prosper tried a quick rollup, but Hendrix shook him off. Prosper hit him in the head with a roundhouse kick and went up top, but Hendrix dove onto the ropes to knock him down. He hit him with a driver, but Prosper kicked out of the cover.

Hendrix missed a dive in the corner and knocked his head against the post. He fell back, and Prosper hit him with a moonsault from the top turnbuckle to make the cover and get the win.

Winner: EK Prosper via Pinfall.

After the match, an angry hendrix wrecked the ringside area. He pulled the top off the announce table and threw some chairs around.

Video: Tony D’Angelo, Myles Borne

Then the scene switched to the NXT Thinking Bridge Playset, where Tony D’Angelo has been thinking for the last week. Myles Borne arrived and said, “Hey, man, you still thinking?” and D’Angelo said, “No, I’m going to go to work,” and then they left. That was it. That was literally the whole thing.

Backstage: The Vanity Project, Noam Dar, Romeo Moreno

Back from break, Vanity Project was beating up Noam Dar and Romeo Moreno in the NXT Warehouse Playset. They hit him with trash cans and left them laying.

Izzi Dame vs. Wren Sinclair

Dame has been working overtime recently to expose Zaria as a reformed theatre kid for some reason, but last week in the NXT Women’s Locker Room Playset, she got in Sinclair’s face, and the match that we’ve all been clamouring for was made. Sinclair, for her part, lost out on the NXT Women’s Title at Halloween Havoc when Kelani Jordan (kinda) used the rope to get a pin on her. Also, Kendal Grey is done with therapy. That doesn’t really have anything to do with this match, but as Sinclair’s best friend (until she pulls a Myles Borne), she will be, y’know, around.

They locked up, and Dame sent Sinclair to the mat off the ropes with a shoulder. They did some mat-wrestling until Sinclair went for a stomp and Dame tried to roll her up. Neither was successful.

Dame hit a forearm and then grabbed a headlock. Sinclair reversed it and bent Dame’s fingers back. Dame let her. Sinclair then came off the ropes into an octopus stretch. She tried a couple of pin combinations, but Dame kicked her way out of them. Sinclair dodged a charge off the ropes and hit a bulldog on Dame for two. Dame tried a comeback, but Sinclair cut her off with a dropkick to the floor.

Back in the ring, Dame went for a crossface/chinlock, but Sinclair powered out of it. She threw hands at Dame, who hit a powerslam in response. Dame went off the second rope, but Sinclair met her with a dropkick. They traded shots in the middle of the ring until Dame got a flurry of elbows in. She went for a bodyslam, but Sinclair countered it with shoulders.

Sinclair dropped Dame with a clothesline and then charged her in the corner. Sinclair hit a butterfly suplex on Dame, who kicked out of the cover at two. Dame hit a back breaker and then a chokeslam, working the back of Sinclair and getting a two-count. Dame went for a powerbomb, but Sinclair bridged it into an Angel’s Wings submission.

Dame rolled through, but Sinclair stacked her up for another two. Dame ran a big knee into Sinclair’s face and that was it. Dame made the cover and picked up the win.

Winner: Izzi Dame via Pinfall.

After the match, recovering theatre kid Zaria attacked Dame and hit her with a spear.

Video: John Cena, Kelani Jordan

More “earlier” footage was shown of John Cena inviting NXT Women’s Champion Kelani Jordan into the John Cena Classic while Myka Lockwood got her hair done in the background. He gave her another one of those briefcases and a coin, and then immediately, Jordan was shown walking down to the ring.

Backstage: Zilla Fatu

Back from break, Zilla Fatu was interviewed about what’s next for him after taking out Birthright and being invited to the Cena Classic. Fatu said that he’s focused on the NXT title right now and promised to call out Grayson Waller by the end of the night.

In-Ring: Kelani Jordan, Kendal Grey, Robert Stone

In the ring, Kelani Jordan began her weekly promo about how great she is and how overlooked she no longer is. This time, the meat of it was centered around Paige, but that didn’t stop her from complaining about the pressure of being so darn great. Jordan said that she was going to chill out until the Cena classic.

That brought out this week’s interruption, fresh from therapy, Kendal Grey. Grey said that she is still mad about getting jumped by Jordan a couple of weeks ago, but don’t worry, she’s back. Grey said she’s owed a rematch for the NXT Women’s Title, and Jordan said she was so far in the rearview mirror that she forgot about her.

Grey said that the only reason Jordan still has the title is because she hasn’t had a rematch. That brought out GM of The Year Robert Stone, who was like, “Yeah, she’s right! She should get a rematch. Let’s do that next week.” So that’s happening.

Parking Lot: Tony D’Angelo, Myles Borne

The scene switched to Tony D’Angelo parking his truck in a no-parking zone in the NXT Parking Lot Playset. Then Myles Borne pulled up in an equally obnoxious truck and said, “I knew I’d find you here.” Yeah, Myles, he literally just told you he was going to be there. D’Angelo walked into the PC, and we went to commercial.

Backstage: Robert Stone, The Vanity Project

Back from break, PC Doctors told Robert Stone that Noam Dar and Romeo Moreno aren’t cleared to work tonight because of Vanity Project’s attack. That brought the Project itself over to mock him, and he said, “Shut up! You guys are still going to defend the titles. I don’t know against who, but it’s soon!” and then he left.

Chantel Monroe vs. Lizzy Rain

Two weeks ago, Monroe got one over on Rain after they had a match to settle Monroe being “annoying” in the NXT Locker Room Playset. No word on which one is being annoying for tonight’s bout, or if this is a Contractual Rematch, but here we go.

They locked up, and Monroe tried to get a quick pin, but Rain shook her off. They talked smack, and Monroe left the ring to run around it. Rain followed, and when she caught her, she bounced her head off the apron. Rain threw Monroe back into the ring and hit some chops and elbows.

Rain went up on the top rope, but Monroe pulled her down and hit her with some knees to the face in the corner. Rain took a knee right to the eye, but came back with a fisherperson’s suplex and tried to work Monroe into a Boston Crab, but Monroe got out of it and slipped through the ropes.

Back in the ring, Dame pulled Monroe up to the turnbuckle and then battled up there until Rain gave her a headbutt and then a missile dropkick. Monroe had been working Rain’s neck, and she seemed to take some damage on the kick. They got to their feet and traded forearms until Monroe hit a kick. Rain came back with another suplex.

Rain started chopping Monroe in the corner, then threw her off the ropes into a Boston Crab attempt. Monroe countered it, but Rain went right back to it. She still couldn’t get Monroe over, though and settled for a spinbuster off the ropes. She put Monroe in a Liontamer, but Monroe grabbed the ropes.

Monroe hit a stiff knee to the head, but Rain kicked out at two. Monroe transitioned into a crossface, but Rain rolled her over for a two-count. Rain charged Monroe, but she moved and rolled her up. She used the ropes and got caught by the ref. That let Rain hit her with a shoulder and then a Thunderstruck to get the victory.

Winner: Lizzy Rain via Pinfall.

Backstage: Mason Rook

In the NXT Warehouse Playset, Mason Rook was interviewed and assured us that he is, in fact, back and challenging for the NXT title. Rook never got his title match and Waller isn’t going to escape him. Rook said that not Shiloh Hill or Zilla Fatu will stop him from his shot at the title.

Backstage: Kam Hendrix, Tony D’Angelo, Myles Borne

Back from break, Kam Hendrix was being interviewed in the NXT Locker Room Playset and said that Tony D’Angelo has had his shot. D’Angelo, who was for some reason unpacking his back at the locker next to Hendrix, told him to shut up. Hendrix then sucker punched him and we moved to:

NXT Tag Team Championship
Hank & Tank (Hank Walker & Tank Ledger) vs. The Vanity Project (Ricky Smokes & Brad Baylor) (c)

Vanity Project was supposed to face Noam Dar and Romeo Moreno in this match, but decided to beat the hell out of them in the back instead. So, Robert Stone (presumably while fighting back tears) said, “You guys are jerky jerks, and you’re going to have to defend your titles anyway!” Vanity Project said, “Yeah, against who?” and Stone said, “…someone! You’ll see!”

So, here we are, and those someones turned out to be… Dusty Cup Runners-Up, Hank & Tank.

Hank and Tank jumped Vanity Project before the bell and beat them from pillar to post. The bell rang, and Commentary fell over themselves declaring that this was an absolute genius move by Stone.

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The referee cared even less about what was going on than the audience, and Hank & Tank essentially double-teamed Vanity Project for the first five or six minutes of the match. Eventually, they started wrestling, and Baylor and Hank fought until Smokes tagged in. Hank knocked him off the apron. Baylor tagged back in, and Hank power-slammed him.

At this point, people were just flying in and out of the match, knocking people over. It was chaos and not in a fun way, more in a “we didn’t figure out what we were going to do” way.

Vanity Project left the ring to regroup, and Hank and Tank followed them, throwing hands. They set Baylor and Smokes up on the barricades and chopped them. Hank threw Smokes back in the ring for a cover, but Smokes kicked out at two.

Tank tagged in and made a cover, but Baylor kicked out at two. Tank whipped Baylor into the corner, but Baylor dodged his charge, and Tank hit the ropes face first. Smokes grabbed a headlock, and Baylor came in for an assisted dropkick. Vanity Project whiffed on another double team, and Tank got a hot tag to Hank.

Hank cleared the ring and hit a hip attack, and then a spinning side slam on Baylor for a two-count. Hank and Tank double-teamed Baylor. Smokes came in to help, and they threw him at Baylor. Vanity Project tried stereo sleeper holds, but Hank and Tank backed them into each other to break the hold(s).

Tank took out Baylor, then went up top for a swanton. He made the cover, but Baylor kicked out. Then Noam Dar and Romeo Moreno ran down to the ring in spite of not being cleared. Hank got tossed from the turnbuckle by Myka Lockwood, and Baylor took advantage and made the cover to retain the Tag Titles.

Winner: The Vanity Project via Pinfall to retain the NXT Tag Team Championship.

Video: Saquon Shugars, Dragon Lee, Sean Legacy, Chad Gable, Tristan Angels

Footage from last week was shown of Saqon Shugars and Sean Legacy talking trash in the NXT Locker Room Playset. Tristan Angels (who looks more like a vampire every week) wandered in, and Legacy told him that he always comes up short, especially with the ladies. ZING!!

Backstage: Thea Hail, Layla Diggs, Chantel Monroe

Back from break, Thea Hail and Layla Diggs were talking, and Chantal Monroe came in. Monroe made fun of a bald patch on Hail’s head that has something to do with some videos she posted? It kinda looked like alopecia, so I’m not going to say much about it.

In-Ring: Zilla Fatu, DarkState, BirthRight, Perros del Mal

Zilla Fatu came to the ring to call out Grayson Waller, who, if you’ll remember, was in the ring about an hour ago to call out anyone. That resulted in Shiloh Hill calling out Waller and Waller calling out Tony D’Angelo while he was on his Thinking Bridge.

Fatu grabbed a mic and reminded us that John Cena invited him to the John Cena Classic last week. He was wearing a cool JCC jacket, so maybe that was what was in the cases? Anyway, Fatu said that it would be super cool to go into the Cena Classic as NXT Champion, so he called out Waller.

Before Waller could arrive, DarkState did. They claimed that their beatdown at the hands of the 946 last week was due to the damned numbers game, and Dion Lennox said that Fatu was just like Cruz Montana, who he drove crazy. Lennox said that Fatu isn’t ready for a title shot, so DarkState are going to put him on the shelf.

DarkState wandered down to the ring, but then Birthright came out, and Lexis King said that they aren’t the top dogs in NXT; Birthright is. The two groups faced off on opposite sides of the ring with Fatu in the middle, which I’m sure a producer thought was really deep.

Fatu then pointed to the crowd and said, “Hello!” because Karmen Petrovic was standing there in her Perros Del Mal shirt. Berto, Angel, and Daga marched out from the back and took their place behind Fatu in the ring. Fatu rolled out, and all three groups started brawling.

Then, without any kind of explanation as to why Perros Del Mal was there, why Brithright was mad at Darkstate, or where Fatu got that sick jacket, the show ended.

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