The 2025 edition of NXT’s Stand & Deliver will take place on Saturday from the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.
This is the fifth Stand & Deliver show, which serves as the WrestleMania for the WWE’s developmental brand.
Held annually during WrestleMania weekend, NXT’s Stand & Deliver wraps up many of the active storylines and often serves as a springboard to the main roster for those who are current NXT champions.
For example, four individuals who competed in the main event of Stand & Deliver are currently on the main roster (Io Sky, Raquel Rodriguez, Carmelo Hayes and Bron Breakker).
With Stand & Deliver 2025 just a couple of days away, let’s break down all you need to know for NXT’s flagship show.
NXT Stand & Deliver 2025 will start at 1 p.m. ET on Saturday. It will take place at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. T-Mobile Arena is a 20,000-seat venue which will also host SmackDown on Friday and Raw on Monday.
Check out the table below for start times for NXT Stand & Deliver in multiple time zones and countries.
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Area or Time Zone |
Start Time Saturday |
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Pacific Time |
10 a.m. |
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Central Time |
Noon |
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Eastern Time |
1 p.m. |
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United Kingdom |
6 p.m. |
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Europe |
7 p.m. |
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Arabia |
9 p.m. |
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India |
11:30 p.m. |
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China |
2 a.m. Sunday |
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Japan |
3 a.m. Sunday |
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Australia |
5 a.m. Sunday |
For fans tuning in from the U.S., NXT’s Stand & Deliver will stream live on Peacock. If you’re outside the U.S., you can watch the show on Netflix. This is the first Stand & Deliver to stream on Netflix.
At the time of this writing (which is before the go-home edition of NXT), there are five confirmed matches for the event, all of which are for championships.
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Match |
Stipulation/Notes |
|---|---|
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Zaria vs. Kelani Jordan vs. Sol Ruca vs. Izzi Dame vs. TBD vs. TBD |
Ladder match for NXT Women’s North American Championship |
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Stephanie Vaquer (c) vs. Guilia vs. Jordynne Grace vs. Jaida Parker |
Fatal 4-Way for NXT Women’s Championship |
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Nathan Frazier & Axiom (c) vs. Winners of Gauntlet match |
NXT Tag Team Championship match |
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Ricky Saints (c) vs. Winner of Fatal 4-Way |
NXT North American Championship match |
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Oba Femi (c) vs. Trick Williams vs. Je’Von Evans |
Triple Threat for NXT Championship |
Zaria vs. Kelani Jordan vs. Sol Ruca vs. Izzi Dame vs. TBD vs. TBD: Sol Rucca
Ruca is an incredibly over babyface, so it makes sense to crown her off a vacant championship. Not to mention the fact that a ladder match is the perfect way for Ruca to display her athleticism. There’s been a lot of talk around Zaria potentially winning, but I tend to think that the bigger stars win at the biggest show. For that reason, I’m leaning toward Ruca.
Stephanie Vaquer (c) vs. Guilia vs. Jordynne Grace vs. Jaida Parker: Stephanie Vaquer
Just an absurd amount of talent in this match. Grace could certainly win her first championship with WWE, but I’m not sure she needs it. She could go to the main roster tomorrow and not miss a beat. Parker is incredibly over with the NXT crowd, as is Guilia. But I don’t expect Vaquer’s title run to end this soon.
Nathan Frazier & Axiom (c) vs. Gauntlet Match Winners: Gauntlet Match Winners
At the time of writing, it is unknown which team will win the upcoming Gauntlet match to become No. 1 contenders. However, I think whichever team does it will ultimately knockoff “Fraxiom” at Stand & Deliver. We’ve seen Frazier and Axiom drift apart and it might be time for a good, old-fashioned tag team breakup.
Ricky Saints (c) vs. Fatal 4-Way Winner: Ricky Saints
I’m going to assume that Ethan Page wins the No. 1 contender’s Fatal 4-Way match, because the story writes itself with the shared history between him and Saints. But ultimately, Saints retains his title at Stand & Deliver.
Oba Femi (c) vs. Trick Williams vs. Je’Von Evans: Oba Femi
Both Femi and Williams are ready for the main roster and Evans appears to be on the brink of becoming the biggest underdog babyface in NXT. It’s surprising that Williams has been in NXT for as long as he has, so for that reason I’ll take Femi to retain.