WWE NXT Results, Live Recap, and Grades: STEPHANIE VAQUER MAKES WWE HISTORY WITH TWO SUCCESSFUL TITLE DEFENSES ON THE SAME NIGHT!!

FULL RESULTS FOR WWE NXT (MARCH 25, 2025).
STEPHANIE VAQUER defeats Jaida Parker by pin.
TYSON DUPONT and TYRIEK IGWE defeat Hank Walker and Tank Ledger by pin.
LEXIS KING defeats Je'Von Evans by countout.
GIGI DOLIN and TATUM PAXLEY defeat Lash Legend and Jakara Jackson by pin.
ETHAN PAGE defeats Andre Chase by pin.
STEPHANIE VAQUER defeats Fallon Henley by pin.

La Primera battles the tide to retain both titles in the same night!

GRADE FOR WWE NXT (MARCH 25, 2025): B-.
Most of the matches felt clunky, with a few good spots from Andre Chase and Ethan Page and the main event. There was a decent progression of stories for Ricky Saints and Shawn Spears as well as The Family. We're likely to get a triple threat for the NXT Title at Stand and Deliver.

Fatal Influence attacks Vaquer after the match but Jordynne Grace makes the save. She hands Vaquer's two belts to her but tugs on the NXT Women's title belt. Jaida Parker attacks Grace from behind, but Grace sends her out of the ring. We then go backstage as half the locker room wants the next shot at La Primera.

Vaquer goes for a move, but Nyx distracts her. She pushes Fallon into Nyx and hits the SVB to make history with two successful defenses in one night.
Result - Stephanie Vaquer defeats Fallon Henley by pin.

GRADE: B+.
AEW did Vaquer wrong by having her hand her title to Mercedes Mone. Vaquer and Henley had good chemistry and told a good story about earlier in the night.

The women exchange strikes until Vaquer hits Eat Defeat. She lands a Meteora in the corner before going for Booker's favorite move. Fallon counters it into a kick and a modified suplex. Vaquer almost rolls Henley up, but she kicks out at two. Henley sends Vaquer to the outside, and she gets kicked by Nyx. Henley hits a short Blockbuster for two.

Henley continues to punish the Champ off the commercial break. She hits a sliding forearm and a kick to the ribs for good measure. Fallon whiffs on another 619 attempt around the post. She climbs to the top but is met by La Primera. She brings things back to the mat with a superplex.

Fallon stomps on Vaquer's ribs. Vaquer goes for a 619, but Fallon moves out of the way. She lands her own modified version around the ringpost as NXT takes its final commercial break.

Jacy and Jazmyn distract Vaquer to allow Fallon an opening to land some quick offense. She continues the onslaught for a few minutes until Vaquer hits a dropkick.

Can Stephanie Vaquer make history again by successfully defending both her titles on the same night? Let's find out!

Canadians really don't like Ricky Saints.

Trick cuts another angry promo as he's leaving the building. He says Eddy Thorpe and Je'Von Evans were just collateral damage and in the way of him being Champion. He says he's supposed to be the top guy, not Oba Femi. Oba pinned him to win the title.

Ricky Saints gets up from the announce spot to jawjack with Page, but Shawn Spears hits him with his title belt from behind. We then get a quick social media post from DarkState saying "No One is Safe" and they should just "Ask Tony D."

Chase hits a neckbreaker on the ring apron before sending Page back into the ring. He lands a Tornado DDT off the top for a two-count. Vic mentions that Kale Dixon turned down 3 MLB teams to pursue his wrestling dream. Chase goes to the top for a move but Page stops him. He lands a big powerslam off the top for two. Ego quickly hits a Cutter after to pick up the win.
Result: Ethan Page defeats Andre Chase by pin.

Grade: B.
The match got better as it went on as both Page and Chase are veterans. Page breaks out some unexpected moves each match, whereas Chase is an underrated worker.

All Ego pulls Chase off the top rope and quickly transitions to a modified Codebreaker for a near fall. Apparently, Ricky Saints will face Shawn Spears for the North American title next week . . .

Chase hits a swinging neckbreaker off the commercial break. He adds a side leg sweep before stopping himself when going for the Chase U Stomp. Connors and Dixon egg him on to do it anyway, and he starts to. Page blocks the second kick but eats a Side Effect for a near fall.

Page blasts Chase with an elbow. The action spills outside with Chase hitting a jumping move off the ring apron.

Vic apologizes for Shawn Spears interrupting him earlier and Saints says "Just another Canadian who hates me. Add them to the list."

Hank and Tank are backstage talking with the MCMG. They try to talk the young stars down and remind them that it takes time to have lasting success and that they cannot compare themselves to a team that's been together for decades.

Ethan Page comes out for his match with Andre Chase, but Ricky Saints walks out behind him and heads to the commentary table.

We then get a vignette with The Family. One of the non-wrestling goons says, "the streets are talking." The Don wants to know everything about the four guys who attacked him last week. They all leave, except for Stacks. The Don asks him if he's good, and he says he is, except for Darkstate. It feels like they're trying to sow some mistrust between The Don and Stacks.

Lash and Jakara are using a lot of quick tags. She hits some punches to the mid-section but wastes time admiring her work, allowing Paxley to kick her in the face. She makes the tag to Gigi, who drops both Meta Girls with a flurry of offense. She makes a quick tag back to Paxley. Gigi/Tatum hit a double headbutt on Jakara before hitting a flipping slam on Jakson for the win.
Result - Gigi Dolin and Tatum Paxley defeat Lash Legend and Jakara Jackson by pin.

Grade: C+.
Some good moves here and there but some near botches as well. Both teams have good auras.

Gigi and Lash kick things off for their teams. Zaria and Sol show up right as the match starts. Jakara tags in and hits a Sling Blade for two. Gigi lands headscissors on Jakara, sending her to her corner. Paxley tags in and hits a mid-section crossbody for two. Paxley locks in a weird Spider submission that looks easy to get out of if you just put your arms up. Lash breaks it up and hits a big boot on Paxley. She's too focused on Zaria and Sol, however, mouthing off the while holding onto Pax's leg.

Up next is a tag team match between Gigi Dolin and Tatum Paxley facing The Meta Girls (Lash Legend/Jakara Jackson).

Oba goes for more damage on Evans but the lights go out. DarkState shows up in the crowd as Evans and Femi punch each other in the ring. Trick Williams then comes out because he always has to be adjacent to the title. He goes for a knee on Femi but hits Evans. Security breaks things up and keeps Trick and Oba apart.

Booker and Corey argue over a pin attempt. Evans fights back with a loud chop and a jumping punch. He lands a kick off the ropes before going to the top. Evans lands a big Frog Splash for a close call. King blasts Evans with a Superkick. He takes too long going for the Coronation, allowing Evans to counter out. He hits another move off the ropes to send King to the outside. Je'Von hits a big splash on King before throwing hi back in the ring. He goes for a move but Oba Femi comes in and powerbomb him back-first onto the ring apron with the ref's back turned. The ref is giving the fastest 10 count I've ever seen.
Result - Lexis King defeats Je'Von Evans by countout.

GRADE: C+.
It was hard to grade it since half of it took place during the commercial break. Evans hit his usual high-flying moves but the flow was average.

Je'Von lands a few springboard moves for near falls. He hits a big dropkick on the champ as King rolls to the outside. Evans hits a Suicide Dive that lands him on top of the announce table.

Evans slaps King's chest until he hits a back body drop. Vic mentions that Ethan Page and Andre Chase will face off tonight after their prior interaction.

Sarah Schreiber interviews Axiom and Nathan Frazer about their match with the Hardyz and a big match for Axiom against Gunther in Spain last week. They start to argue until they see an angry Oba Femi marching to the building on the big screen. Up next is Lexis King defending the Heritage Cup against Je'Von Evans.

This ain't the other place. This IS NXT!!

Ava then checks on Stephanie Vaquer in the trainer's room after the three-on-one beatdown after her first win. She says she's a double champ for a reason and the match with Fallon is still on.

Dupont hits a Uranage for two. Hank makes the tag to Tank. He hits a Fallaway Slam and a Lariat on Igwe. Dupont breaks up the pin. Hank and Tank set Igwe up for a move but Wes Lee distracts the ref. Dupont knocks Tank off the top, allowing him and his partner to hit a tandem finisher for the win.
Result - Tyson Dupont and Tyriek Igwe defeat Tank Ledger and Hank Walker by pin.

GRADE: C+.
It felt like different levels between the teams. Things moved quickly and the crowd was invested when Hanka and Tank had control (they were the faces). It was a decent showing but both have a long way to go to be considered on the same level as FrAxiom.

Tyriek appears to hurt his knee so he tags out. He sits on the apron as Wes Lee tries to see what's wrong. Dupont gets shoved into Igwe and Hank hits a Suicide Dive to the outside. He adds a Bulldog but is distracted by Lee on the outside. Dupont hits a spinning uppercut to gain control. Igwe tags in.

Hank and Tank are in control over Tyriek and Tyson. They hit their pancake move in the middle of the ring. Hank hits a basement drokpick for a near fall as Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin watch backstage.

We then see Hank and Tank walking to the ring when they walk by the Motor City Machine Guns. They share a moment and a "Honk Honk" gesture ahead of the match.

Ricky says that you're going to make friends and enemies if you're trying to be the best. Spears leaves after saying that Saints can go back... oh wait, he can't because he's burned every bridge. Wes Lee and his boys are watching and don't like Saints. Kale and Uriah are also in the locker room and say he's trying to pull an "Ethan Page" with him two feet away. They all argue with Mr. Chase standing up for them.

Spears asks him why he thinks he didn't ask Ricky to join the Culling and Ricky says because he'd have rejected the offer. He claims Ricky is the same arrogant guy he "left" over a year ago.

Vic Joseph asks if others' comments about him not belonging here are valid. He says they may be, but he's a confident guy, and that scares some people. He says his confidence came from living in his car when he was starting out in the business. Be careful - Darby Allin may get mad at you because he's the only one who can say that. Shawn Spears then interrupts the interview.

Is Stephanie Vaquer doomed in the main event?

We then go back to the women's viewing party as Ava tries to leave. Lash speaks up about why Gigi and Tatum are getting a TNA Title shot and they aren't. Gigi says that "maybe she's tired of giving title shots to the Meta Girls." Zaria and Sol Ruca stand up, and Lash and Jakara yell at her to sit down.

Up next is an interview between Vic Joseph and Ricky Saints.

As Parker and Grace argue and need to be held back by security, Fatal Influence rushes the ring to beat down Vaquer. They stand tall after landing some damage to the champ. Backstage, we see Trick Williams and Je'Von Evans arguing again. Trick keeps up the tough guy act while Evans tries to talk sense to him. He says Trick changed after losing the title, and Williams says, "It's a Championship thing. You wouldn't know about that." They're REALLY emphasizing that. Poor Lexis King.

The challenger goes for a reverse suplex, but Vaquer counters out. She gets hit with a Spinebuster instead. Parker sets the Champ up for her sit-down move in the corner. She hits it, but Grace appears in the opposite corner to distract Jaida. Parker goes for her hip-check, but Vaquer evades it and rolls her up for the win.
Result - Stephanie Vaquer defeats Jaida Parker by pin.

GRADE: B-.
The match felt a bit rushed and had a few messy exchanges. The interference was unnecessary.