WWE NXT Results 8/4 – Three Championships On The Line, Women’s Tag Team Match

Welcome to Wrestling Inc.’s results for “WWE NXT” on August 4, 2026, coming to you live from the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida!

Kendal Grey previously dethroned Lola Vice as NXT Women’s Champion at “NXT” The Great American Bash on June 28. Tonight, Vice has a chance to win back the title when she challenges Grey in an NXT Underground Match. Vice secured another shot at the NXT Women’s Championship when she defeated Kelani Jordan and Kali Armstrong in a Triple Threat Number One Contenders Match on the July 14 episode of “NXT”, with the NXT Underground stipulation being added in the midst of a verbal confrontation between Grey and Vice the following Tuesday on July 21.

Brad Baylor and Ricky Smokes of Vanity Project will be putting their NXT Tag Team Championship on the line for the first time since retaining against Sean Legacy and Dorian Van Dux on the July 14 episode of “NXT” as they defend against reigning North American Champion Myles Borne and Tavion Heights. Borne came to an agreement with “NXT” General Manager Robert Stone on July 21 to put his North American Championship on the line against Kam Hendrix in order to secure a shot at the NXT Tag Team Championship for himself and Heights should he be the victor of the match. He achieved such during last Tuesday’s episode of “NXT” when he retained against Hendrix in a successful defense.

Wren Sinclair will be putting her Women’s Speed Championship on the line for the first time since retaining against BirthRight’s Arianna Grace at The Great American Bash as she defends against reigning Women’s North American Champion Zaria. Both Sinclair and Zaria showed interest in who their next challengers would be in the aforementioned Stone’s office last Tuesday, leading to an argument and prompting Stone to inform Sinclair that should she retain her title tonight, she will receive a shot at Zaria’s Women’s North American Championship.

Jaida Parker will be joining forces with Thea Hail to take on reigning EVOLVE Women’s Champion Nikkita Lyons and Karmen Petrovic in a women’s tag team match. Parker and Hail were shown to be bonding with one another ahead of tonight’s match last Tuesday, with the latter being pleasantly surprised when the former expressed how happy she was for them to be teaming up.

We are live! Vic Joseph and Booker T greet audiences at home before throwing it over to a video recapping some of the events of last Tuesday’s show.

Jaida Parker then makes her way to the ring. Thea Hail, Nikkita Lyons, Karmen Petrovic, and Nattie all follow.

Petrovic and Parker begin the action. The bell rings and the two lock up. Parker levels Petrovic with a shoulder tackle, but Hail and Lyons tag in. Lyons pins Hail, but Hail kicks out and Lyons wears down Hail with a submission hold.

Hail and Parker level Petrovic and Lyons with double shoulder tackles and fly through the middle rope, but Nattie takes out Hail on the outside and Lyons continues to wear down Hail in the middle of the ring back from the break. She levels her with a clothesline, then tags in Petrovic. Petrovic delivers a double kick to Hail, but Lyons tags back in and rocks Hail with a right hand.

Lyons wears down Hail with a submission hold, but Hail rolls up Lyons. Lyons kicks out, but Parker and Petrovic tag in. Petrovic takes out Parker and tags out to Lyons, but Parker rolls up Lyons. Lyons kicks out and Parker knocks an interfering Nattie off the ring apron, but Lyons rolls her up. Parker kicks out and delivers her signature Hip Attack to Lyons, then tags out to Hail and takes out an interfering Petrovic. Hail then delivers a senton to Lyons off the top rope and pins her for the win.

Winners: Thea Hail and Jaida Parker

After the match, Nattie, Lyons, and Petrovic begin attacking Parker and Hail. Lyons holds Parker in place for Nattie to deliver a forearm to her, but accidentally hits Lyons which allows Parker and Hail to regain the upperhand.

Tony D’Angelo then makes his way to the ring.

D’Angelo says Grayson Waller disrespected him and everyone in the “NXT” locker room last Tuesday, then says Waller thinks he can use the NXT Championship as a stepping stone back up to the main roster. He calls Waller old business, then addresses Cruz Montana and calls Montana to the ring to finish their conversation from last Tuesday.

Waller appears in the crowd on the platform and says D’Angelo and the NXT Championship have to go through him. D’Angelo says Waller is talking trash from afar and invites Waller into the ring to talk man-to-man, but says Waller won’t because he’s a b****. He recalls teaming up with Waller during the 2021 WarGames matches in the “NXT” 2.0 days, then questions what Waller has accomplished since then compared to the likes of himself, Carmelo Hayes, and Trick Williams.

Waller asks D’Angelo if he’s been practicing, then says D’Angelo has some energy and fire unlike the soft roster backstage. He says there’s a bunch of guys on their social media backstage, but Montana’s music hits and he appears in the crowd among the fans. He says Waller rattled some cages last Tuesday and says he was once in Waller’s shoes, then says Waller has a chip on his shoulder because his life isn’t as nice as Waller wants it to be. He says he has a chip on his own shoulder because he has to, then says he hopes for Waller’s sake that he never has to reach the lows he did when he looks at the man in the mirror. He says the difference between himself and Waller is that he spent years proving he belongs in “NXT” while Waller spent years proving to other people in an effort to get noticed.

Waller asks Montana how many times he’ll tell the same sad story, then says he chose to embrace his own personal demons. Montana says Waller only fights for himself, but D’Angelo intervenes and tells Waller and Montana to fight it out in a Number One Contenders Match to get a shot at his NXT Championship.

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

The bell rings as the five minute time limit begins, and Sinclair rolls up Zaria. Zaria kicks out and looks to land an elbow drop on Sinclair, but Sinclair rolls out of the way and seds Zaria crashing into the top rope face first as the clock passes four remaining minutes.

Zaria sends Sinclair crashing into the ring post shoulder first and fires off Hammer and Anvil elbows on her as the clock approaches three remaining minutes. Zaria rocks Sinclair with a knee to her head as Sinclair is draped through the middle rope, but Zaria levels Sinclair with a back elbow as the clock approaches two remaining minutes.

Zaria and Sinclair exchange right hands with one another, but Sinclair lands a facebuster on Zaria and pins her. Zaria kicks out as the clock passes one remaining minute, then looks to land a chokeslam on her. Sinclair counters into a roll up, but Zaria kicks out and Sinclair delivers a double underhook butterfly suplex to Zaria. Sinclair then ascends to the top rope as the clock passes thirty remaining seconds, but Zaria sees Sinclair coming when she flies off the top rope. Zaria sets up for a F5 on Sinclair, but Sinclair cinches in a reverse chicken wing on Zaria after the time limit has expired.

Winner (and still): Wren Sinclair (via time limit expiration)

After the match, Zaria delivers a F5 to Sinclair.

We then head backstage, where Kelani Jordan applauds Grayson Waller for spitting facts about “NXT”. Mason Rook approaches Waller, but Kam Hendrix finds Rook and a brawl between the two men almost breaks out. 

Back at ringside, Myles Borne and Tavion Heights make their way to the ring. Vanity Project has already made their way out. 

Heights and Ricky Smokes begin the action. The bell rings and Heights pins Smokes. Smokes kicks out, but Heights lands a pair of bodyslams on him and follows it up with an over the shoulder powerslam. Borne tags in and delivers an Angle Slam to Smokes, but Brad Baylor tags in and Borne sends him crashing into the mat.

Borne whips Baylor into the corner of the ring spine first, then tags out to Heights. Heights whips Borne into Baylor in order for Borne to level Baylor with a clothesline, but Smokes tags back in and rolls up Heights. Heights kicks out, but Borne tags in and sends Baylor crashing into the mat spine first during the commercial break.

Borne delivers a spinebuster to Smokes, but Smokes and Baylor deliver a double suplex to Borne. Baylor rolls up Borne, but Borne kicks out and Baylor fires off stomps on Borne in the corner. Smokes tags in and follows suit, but Heights tags in and tags out to Borne. Borne and Heights deliver a powerbomb-dropkick combination to Smokes, but Baylor tags back in and delivers a spinebuster-dropkick combination to Heights. Borne delivers a scoop powerslam to Baylor, and Borne and Heights then deliver a double scoop powerslam to Vanity Project.

Drake tries to interfere, but the referee catches him and ejects Lockwood from the ringside area. Heights intercepts Baylor with a belly-to-belly suplex and pins him for the win.

Winners (and new): Myles Borne and Tavion Heights

Keanu Carver then makes his way to the ring. EK Prosper follows.

The bell rings and Prosper delivers a kick to Carver from the ring apron. He delivers a moonsault to Carver off the middle rope and lands a dropkick on him, but Carver responds with a dropkick of his own to Prosper. Prosper shotgun dropkicks Carver over the announce desk on the outside of the ring, but Carver wears down Prosper with a backbreaker submission hold inside the ring during the commercial break.

Carver wears down Prosper with another submission hold, but Prosper escapes and rocks Carver with a kick to his head back from the break. He follows it up with a Tornado DDT and ascends to the top, then flies off the top rope with a Swanton Bomb.

Carver delivers a back suplex to Prosper, then follows it up with a powerbomb. Prosper runs over Carver with a Shining Wizard before he pins Carver, but Carver reverses the pinfall for the win.

Winner: Keanu Carver

Booker T and Vic Joseph then throw it over to a video paying tribute to Dory Funk Jr. following the news of his death earlier today.

We then head backstage, where Robert Stone expresses interests in signing a free agent he’s speaking with on the phone. Cruz Montana and Tristan Angels then come face-to-face with one another when Stone leaves. 

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

The bell rings and Grey exchanges a jab with Vice. She looks to lock in an armbar on Vice, but Vice avoids it and delivers a kick to Grey’s thigh. Grey looks to cinch in a Figure Four Leg Lock on Vice, but Vice looks to reverse it. The two women roll around the ring, but stop themselves before they spill onto the floor.

Grey delivers a hurricanrana to Vice off the ring apron and onto the floor, then sends her crashing into the ring post. Vice sends Grey crashing into the ring steps face first when Grey looks to deliver a kick on her.

Grey begins bleeding from her ear and medical officials check on her during the commercial break, but Grey bandages up her head and insists she’s good to continue. Grey continues to stumble around the ring, but Vice eventually cinches in an Ankle Lock on her back from the break. Grey escapes, but Vice delivers a kick to her and lands the 305. Members of the “NXT” roster catch Grey and Grey pins Vice, but forgets that pinfalls don’t count in a NXT Underground match.

Grey looks to cinch in a sleeper on Vice, but Vice counters into a Triangle. Vice escapes and accidentally hits the 305 on the referee. She cinches in a sleeper on Grey and Grey fades, but the referee doesn’t see. Sinclair hypes up Grey as Vice pulls up the referee, but Grey delivers a superkick to Vice. Vice delivers a roundhouse kick to Grey, but Grey cinches in an armbar on Vice. Vice taps out.

Winner (and still): Kendal Grey

After the match, Grey raises Vice’s arm as a show of respect to her as the show goes off the air.