On the April 9, 2025, edition of WWE NXT, the women’s division kicked into another gear as tensions escalated ahead of Stand & Deliver. With Stephanie Vaquer looming at ringside and the Women’s North American Title picture taking shape, let’s break it all down!
Jordynne Grace vs. Jaida Parker
Before the bell even stopped ringing, Grace and Parker tore into each other like they had rent due and only one check. Jordynne bulldozed Jaida with a tackle and the fight spilled to the floor, where apron slams and sleeper holds made it clear this wasn’t going to be pretty.
Back in the ring, Jaida tried to stomp her way into control, but Jordynne countered with an inverted atomic drop and a rolling Death Valley Driver that nearly put this one away early. Parker responded with some creative violence—catching Grace throat-first across the ropes and following with a slick Blockbuster for a near fall.
After the break, Grace dodged a flying Parker and nearly stole it with a backslide before connecting with a devastating torture rack neckbreaker. The counters kept flying—Parker tried the Hypnotic, Grace ducked, and then dove through the ropes… only to get her leg caught and crash hard to the floor.
What followed was less match and more maelstrom. Jaida got in Stephanie Vaquer’s face, which escalated into a physical confrontation and a referee stoppage. No official decision.
Winner: No Contest
But the real exclamation point came when Giulia stormed the ring. She laid waste to both competitors before going face-to-face with Vaquer—then blasted her with a headbutt and capped it off with a brutal Northern Lights Bomb. Message sent.
Fatal Influence bickered backstage, but it was Jazmyn Nyx who got the nod—maybe not the best decision in hindsight but I not so secretly stan Jazmyn and she’s up against Sol, next!
Jazmyn Nyx vs. Sol Ruca – North American Title Qualifier
Sol and Jazmyn opened with some slick mat work and headlocks before Ruca flipped out of trouble and landed a stinging facebuster. Nyx fired back with a corner choke, a clean fisherman’s suplex, and a stiff soccer kick that kept Ruca grounded.
The crowd fired up as Ruca countered into a spinning front slam and turned it up with springboard shoulder tackles. A backpack slam and a knee to the jaw nearly sealed the deal, but outside distractions from Fatal Influence and Zaria gave Nyx a window. She landed a head kick for a very close nearfall, but Ruca rebounded fast.
Trading kicks down the stretch, Sol caught Nyx clean with the Sol Snatcher to punch her ticket to Stand & Deliver.
Winner: Sol Ruca
Izzi Dame vs. Wren Sinclair – North American Title Qualifier
Izzi wasted no time asserting herself. She pummeled Wren into the corner with shoulder thrusts and a vicious short-arm clothesline. Wren found a glimmer of hope with a rana and crucifix pin attempt, but Dame shut that down with a kick to the head and a thunderous bodyslam.
Spears watched from the back as Dame locked in a deep chinlock, mocking NQCC while grinding the pace down. Wren battled back, nailing a corner bulldog and stringing together a series of counters. A leap from the second rope turned into a crucifix bomb for two—but the final exchange was a little mistimed.
Dame absorbed a flurry, caught Sinclair mid-air, and delivered a sudden sit-out powerbomb that earned the win—albeit with a slightly awkward three-count. Still, the result stood.
Winner: Izzi Dame
Backstage, the remaining hopefuls pleaded for a Last Chance Qualifier, but Ava shut that down. Roxy wasn’t having it and demanded something better than a thrown-together tag match. Ava smirked—she’s cooking something. Let’s hope it’s worth the tension.
Meanwhile, Giulia confirmed what we suspected: She’s coming for Vaquer at Stand & Deliver and she’s not looking for allies. Just a rematch.
And speaking of Stand & Deliver? The NXT Women’s Championship Fatal Four-Way is now official.
NXT’s women’s division is layered, loaded, and only getting more unpredictable. And with Stand & Deliver just around the corner, I can’t wait to see what’s in store! Sound off in the comments below.
