List of WWE NXT special episodes

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This is a list of WWE NXT special episodes, detailing all professional wrestling television special cards promoted on NXT by WWE.

2010s

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2010

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Date Episode title Venue Location Final match Rating
(18–49) 		U.S. Viewers
(million) 		Notes
February 23 NXT Season 1 Premiere Bradley Center Milwaukee, Wisconsin Chris Jericho vs. Daniel Bryan 1.3[1] 1.7[2] Debut NXT episode on Syfy, replacing ECW.

First NXT episode under the reality competition-based format.
June 1 NXT Season 1 Finale American Airlines Center Dallas, Texas David Otunga vs. Justin Gabriel vs. Wade Barrett in a triple threat elimination match 1.17[1] 1.4[3] Wade Barrett was declared the winner.
June 8 NXT Season 2 Premiere St. Pete Times Forum Tampa, Florida Cody Rhodes and Husky Harris vs. Montel Vontavious Porter and Percy Watson 1.07[1] 1.5[4]
August 31 NXT Season 2 Finale Times Union Center Albany, New York Alex Riley vs. Kaval vs. Michael McGillicutty in a triple threat match 1.02[5] 1.3[6] Kaval was declared the winner.
September 7 NXT Season 3 Premiere 1st Mariner Arena Baltimore, Maryland AJ & Primo vs. Aksana and Goldust 0.96[7] 1.2[8] Featured an all Divas season.

The show was moved from Syfy to WWE.com mid-season.
November 30 NXT Season 3 Finale Norfolk Scope Norfolk, Virginia Kaitlyn vs. Naomi N/a N/a Kaitlyn was declared the winner.
December 7 NXT Season 4 Premiere Nutter Center Dayton, Ohio Alberto Del Rio and Conor O'Brian vs. Daniel Bryan and Derrick Bateman N/a N/a First season to be broadcast entirely on WWE.com.

2011

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Date Episode title Venue Location Final match Rating
(18–49) 		U.S. Viewers
(million) 		Notes
March 1 NXT Season 4 Finale Quicken Loans Arena Cleveland, Ohio Byron Saxton and Jacob Novak vs. Conor O'Brian and Derrick Bateman N/a N/a Johnny Curtis was declared the winner.
March 8 NXT Redemption Premiere Toyota Center Houston, Texas Lucky Cannon vs. Titus O'Neil N/a N/a Featured seven rookies chosen from the previous male-only seasons.

2012

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Date Episode title Venue Location Final match Rating
(18–49) 		U.S. Viewers
(million) 		Notes
June 13 NXT Redemption Finale Verizon Wireless Arena Manchester, New Hampshire The Usos (Jey Uso and Jimmy Uso) vs. Johnny Curtis and Michael McGillicutty N/a N/a Final episode of NXT under the reality competition-based format.

No winner was declared.
June 20 NXT Season 6 Premiere Full Sail University Winter Park, Florida Michael McGillicutty vs. Tyson Kidd N/a N/a First NXT episode as a developmental brand and first event at Full Sail University.

2013

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Date Episode title Venue Location Final match Rating
(18–49) 		U.S. Viewers
(million) 		Notes
April 24 Clash of the Champions Full Sail University Winter Park, Florida Wade Barrett (c) vs. Bo Dallas for the WWE Intercontinental Championship N/a N/a
December 25 Rewind 2013 N/a N/a N/a End of the year recap episode

2014

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Date Episode title Venue Location Final match Rating
(18–49) 		U.S. Viewers
(million) 		Notes
March 27 Vengeance Week Full Sail University Winter Park, Florida Adrian Neville (c) vs. Bo Dallas for the NXT Championship N/a N/a
December 25 Rewind 2014 N/a N/a N/a End of the year recap episode

2015

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Date Episode title Venue Location Final match Rating
(18–49) 		U.S. Viewers
(million) 		Notes
March 18 Arnold Sports Festival Lifestyle Communities Pavilion Columbus, Ohio Kevin Owens vs. Alex Riley N/a N/a Held at the Arnold Sports Festival.
December 30 The Best of NXT 2015 Full Sail University Winter Park, Florida N/a N/a N/a End of the year recap episode
December 30 WrestleMania 31 Axxess McEnery Convention Center San Jose, California Finn Bálor vs. Hideo Itami in the final of the Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal qualifying tournament N/a N/a

2016

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Date Episode title Venue Location Final match Rating
(18–49) 		U.S. Viewers
(million) 		Notes
December 28 NXT in Japan Osaka, Japan Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium Samoa Joe (c) vs. Shinsuke Nakamura for the NXT Championship N/a N/a First 2-hour edition of NXT

2017

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Date Episode title Venue Location Final match Rating
(18–49) 		U.S. Viewers
(million) 		Notes
January 4 NXT in Australia Margaret Court Arena Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Shinsuke Nakamura (c) vs. Samoa Joe in a Steel Cage match for the NXT Championship N/a N/a
December 13 NXT Holiday Week Full Sail University Winter Park, Florida Adam Cole vs. Aleister Black for a spot in the Fatal 4-way match to determine the #1 contender for the NXT Championship 0.27[9] 0.84[9] Simulcasted on the WWE Network and USA as part of USA's WWE Holiday Week.

2019

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Date Episode title Venue Location Final match Rating
(18–49) 		U.S. Viewers
(million) 		Notes
September 18 NXT's USA Network premiere Full Sail University Winter Park, Florida Killian Dain vs. Matt Riddle in a Street Fight 0.43[10] 1.18[10] The first hour aired on USA, while the second hour aired on the WWE Network.
October 2 First two-hour NXT on USA The Undisputed Era (Bobby Fish and Kyle O'Reilly) (c) vs. The Street Profits (Angelo Dawkins and Montez Ford) for the NXT Tag Team Championship 0.32[11] 0.89[12] The start of the Wednesday Night Wars.

2020s

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2020

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Date Episode Venue Location Final match Rating
(18–49) 		U.S. Viewers
(million) 		Notes
January 1 2019 NXT Year-End Awards Full Sail University Winter Park, Florida Adam Cole vs. Johnny Gargano in a 2-out-of-3 falls match for the vacant NXT Championship 0.15[13] 0.55[14]
July 1 The Great American Bash Sasha Banks vs. Io Shirai 0.22[15] 0.79[16] Went head-to-head with AEW Fyter Fest.
July 8 Adam Cole (NXT) vs. Keith Lee (North American) in a Winner Takes All match for the NXT Championship and the NXT North American Championship 0.20[17] 0.76[18]
September 1 Super Tuesday Adam Cole vs. Finn Bálor vs. Johnny Gargano vs. Tommaso Ciampa in a Fatal 4-way Iron Man match for the NXT Championship 0.26[19] 0.85[20] A two-week tv special held on Tuesdays due to USA's Wednesday coverage of the Stanley Cup playoffs.
September 8 Rhea Ripley vs. Mercedes Martinez in a steel cage match 0.22[21] 0.84[21]
September 23 Takeoff to TakeOver WWE Performance Center Orlando, Florida Bronson Reed vs. Kushida vs. Timothy Thatcher vs. Cameron Grimes vs. Kyle O'Reilly in a Gauntlet Eliminator to determine the #1 contender for the NXT Championship 0.18[22] 0.7[22] TakeOver 31 preview show
October 28 Halloween Havoc Io Shirai (c) vs. Candice LeRae in a Tables, Ladders and Scares match for the NXT Women's Championship 0.25[23] 0.88[23] Hosted by Shotzi Blackheart.

First Halloween Havoc event held since 2000 and first under the WWE and NXT banner.

Featured Spin The Wheel, Make the Deal.
December 23 A Very Gargano Christmas[24] Adam Cole vs Velveteen Dream 0.19[25] 0.7[25] Went head-to-head with AEW Holiday Bash.
December 30 2020 NXT Year-End Awards[26] Johnny Gargano (c) vs. Leon Ruff for the NXT North American Championship 0.12[27] 0.59[28] Went head-to-head with AEW's Celebration of Mr. Brodie Lee's Life.

2021

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Date Episode title Venue Location Final match Rating
(18–49) 		U.S. Viewers
(million) 		Notes
January 6 New Year's Evil WWE Performance Center Orlando, Florida Finn Bálor (c) vs. Kyle O'Reilly for the NXT Championship 0.16[29] 0.64[30] Hosted by Dexter Lumis.

First New Year's Evil special since 1999 and first under the WWE and NXT banner.

Went head-to-head with night 1 of AEW New Year's Smash.
April 7 TakeOver: Stand & Deliver
(Night 1) 		Io Shirai (c) vs. Raquel González for the NXT Women's Championship 0.24[31] 0.768[31] Was the first TakeOver event to air on USA.

Concluded the Wednesday Night Wars, as NXT moved to Tuesdays on April 13.[32]
April 13 NXT's move to Tuesday The Way (Johnny Gargano, Austin Theory, Candice LeRae, Indi Hartwell) vs. Dexter Lumis, Bronson Reed, Ember Moon, and Shotzi Blackheart 0.22[33] 0.805[33] First NXT episode after the end of the Wednesday Night Wars.
July 6 The Great American Bash Adam Cole vs. Kyle O'Reilly 0.19[34] 0.707[34]
July 27 NXT on Syfy Adam Cole vs. Bronson Reed 0.12[35] 0.52[35] Aired on Syfy due to USA's coverage of the Summer Olympics.

First NXT episode on Syfy since September 28, 2010.
August 3 Johnny Gargano vs. Dexter Lumis in a Love Her or Loser Her match 0.10[36] 0.52[36]
September 14 NXT 2.0 premiere Tommaso Ciampa vs. Pete Dunne vs. LA Knight vs. Von Wagner in a fatal four-way match for the vacant NXT Championship 0.21[37] 0.77[37] First episode of the newly revamped NXT, featuring a new logo, a remodeled WWE Performance Center, and new theme song performed by Wale.
October 26 Halloween Havoc Tommaso Ciampa (c) vs. Bron Breakker for the NXT Championship 0.18[38] 0.746[38]

2022

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Date Episode title Venue Location Final match Rating
(18–49) 		U.S. Viewers
(million) 		Notes
January 4 New Year's Evil WWE Performance Center Orlando, Florida Tommaso Ciampa (c) vs. Bron Breakker for the NXT Championship 0.16[39] 0.685[39]
February 15 Vengeance Day Bron Breakker (c) vs. Santos Escobar for the NXT Championship 0.11[40] 0.525[40] Aired on Syfy.
March 8 Roadblock Bron Breakker (c) vs. Dolph Ziggler vs. Tommaso Ciampa in a triple threat match for the NXT Championship 0.13[41] 0.613[41]
May 3 Spring Breakin' Bron Breakker (c) vs. Joe Gacy for the NXT Championship 0.13[42] 0.661[42]
July 5 The Great American Bash Bron Breakker (c) vs. Cameron Grimes for the NXT Championship 0.12[43] 0.593[43]
August 16 Heatwave Bron Breakker (c) vs. JD McDonagh for the NXT Championship 0.14[44] 0.678[44] First Heat Wave event held since 2000 and first under the WWE and NXT banner.
September 13 NXT 2.0: 1-Year Anniversary Carmelo Hayes (c) vs. Solo Sikoa for the NXT North American Championship 0.15[45] 0.728[45] Revived the fan voting for matches concept from Taboo Tuesday used from 2004 to 2008.

At the end of the show, Shawn Michaels revealed the new NXT logo which effectively ended the "2.0" branding.

2023

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Date Episode title Venue Location Final match Rating
(18–49) 		U.S. Viewers
(million) 		Notes
January 10 New Year's Evil WWE Performance Center Orlando, Florida 20-woman battle royal for an NXT Women's Championship match at Vengeance Day 0.15[46] 0.700[46]
March 7 Roadblock Roxanne Perez (c) vs. Meiko Satomura for the NXT Women's Championship 0.17[47] 0.624[47]
April 25 Spring Breakin' Indi Hartwell (c) vs. Roxanne Perez vs. Tiffany Stratton in a triple threat match for the NXT Women's Championship 0.18 0.647
June 20 Gold Rush Seth "Freakin" Rollins (c) vs. Bron Breakker for the World Heavyweight Championship 0.23 0.773
June 27 Carmelo Hayes (c) vs. Baron Corbin for the NXT Championship 0.17 0.622
August 22 Heatwave Carmelo Hayes (c) vs. Wes Lee for the NXT Championship 0.19 0.720
October 10 First 30 Minutes Commercial-Free Carmelo Hayes vs. Bron Breakker 0.30 0.921
October 24 Halloween Havoc Becky Lynch (c) vs. Lyra Valkyria for the NXT Women's Championship 0.21[48] 0.787[48]
October 31 Ilja Dragunov (c) vs. Carmelo Hayes for the NXT Championship 0.20[49] 0.674[49]

2024

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Date Episode title Venue Location Final match Rating
(18–49) 		U.S. Viewers
(million) 		Notes
January 2 New Year's Evil WWE Performance Center Orlando, Florida Trick Williams vs. Grayson Waller for Williams's NXT Championship opportunity 0.25 0.768
March 5 Roadblock Carmelo Hayes vs. Tony D'Angelo for an NXT Championship match at Stand & Deliver 0.16 0.654
April 23 Spring Breakin' Ilja Dragunov (c) vs. Trick Williams for the NXT Championship 0.20[50] 0.661[50]
April 30 Lola Vice vs. Natalya in an NXT Underground match 0.14 0.564
July 30 The Great American Bash Roxanne Perez (c) vs. Thea Hail for the NXT Women's Championship 0.15[51] 0.468[51] Aired on Syfy due to USA’s coverage of the Summer Olympics.
August 6 Axiom and Nathan Frazer (c) vs. MSK (Wes Lee and Zachary Wentz) for the NXT Tag Team Championship 0.16 0.534
September 10 WWE Week on USA Pete Dunne vs. Trick Williams in a Last Man Standing match to determine the #1 contender to the NXT Championship 0.19 0.628 NXT, Raw, and SmackDown aired on USA that week.
October 1 NXT's CW Premiere Allstate Arena Rosemont, Illinois Ethan Page (c) vs. Trick Williams for the NXT Championship, with CM Punk as special guest referee 0.26[52] 0.895[52]
October 8 The Factory At The District Chesterfield, Missouri Axiom and Nathan Frazer (c) vs. A-Town Down Under (Austin Theory and Grayson Waller) for the NXT Tag Team Championship 0.24 0.874
November 6 NXT 2300 2300 Arena Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Fatal Influence (Fallon Henley, Jacy Jayne, and Jazmyn Nyx), Cora Jade, and Roxanne Perez vs. Giulia, Jordynne Grace, Kelani Jordan, Stephanie Vaquer, and Zaria 0.17 0.619 Took place on a Wednesday due to the U.S. presidential election, thus going head-to-head with AEW Dynamite.

2025

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Date Episode title Venue Location Final match Rating
(18–49) 		U.S. Viewers
(million) 		Notes
January 7 New Year's Evil Shrine Expo Hall Los Angeles, California Trick Williams (c) vs Oba Femi vs Eddy Thorpe in a triple threat match for the NXT Championship 0.21 0.798
March 11 Roadblock The Theater at Madison Square Garden New York City, New York Giulia (NXT) vs. Stephanie Vaquer (North American) in a Winner Takes All match for the NXT Women's Championship and NXT Women's North American Championship 0.15 0.676
September 16 Homecoming Full Sail University Winter Park, Florida Fatal Influence (Jacy Jayne, Fallon Henley, and Jazmyn Nyx) vs. Rhea Ripley, Stephanie Vaquer, and Lyra Valkyria 0.17 0.737
October 7 Showdown WWE Performance Center Orlando, Florida Team NXT (Ricky Saints, Trick Williams, Je'Von Evans, and Myles Borne) vs. Team TNA (Mike Santana, Frankie Kazarian, Moose, and Leon Slater) in a 4-on-4 men's Survivor Series-style elimination match with Joe Hendry as the special guest referee 0.12 0.625 Co-produced with TNA.
November 18 Gold Rush The Theater at Madison Square Garden New York City, New York Tatum Paxley (c) vs. Jacy Jayne in a Last Chance match for the NXT Women's Championship N/a N/a Co-produced with TNA and AAA.
November 25 Trick Williams vs. Myles Borne in a Men's Iron Survivor Challenge qualifier N/a N/a

2026

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Date Episode Venue Location Final match Rating
(18–49) 		U.S. Viewers
(million) 		Notes
January 6 New Year's Evil WWE Performance Center Orlando, Florida Oba Femi (c) vs. Leon Slater for the NXT Championship N/a N/a
March 31 Roadblock Infosys Theater at Madison Square Garden New York City, New York TBA

See also

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References

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