NXT: Revenge was a 2026 professional wrestling special event produced by WWE. It was the inaugural Revenge event and was held exclusively for wrestlers from the promotion's developmental brand, NXT. The two-part event took place on April 14 and April 21, 2026, at the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida and aired as special episodes of NXT.
Production
Background On the April 7 edition of NXT, general manager Robert Stone announced that for the next two weeks, the April 14 and April 21 editions of NXT would form part of a television special named Revenge.
Broadcast outlets In the United States, it was available to watch through The CW, which has held the broadcasting rights to air NXT on a weekly basis since October 2024. In international markets, it was made available through over-the-top streaming service Netflix.
Storylines The event included matches that resulted from scripted storylines. Results were predetermined by WWE's writers on the NXT brand, while storylines were produced on WWE's weekly television program NXT.
Event + Other on-screen personnel Role: Name: English commentators Vic Joseph Booker T Ring announcer Mike Rome Referees Adrian Butler Chip Danning Dallas Irvin Derek Sanders Felix Fernandez Gary Wilson Jeremy Marcus Joey Gonzalez Victoria D'Errico Interviewer Blake Howard
Preliminary matches Week 1 On Week 1 of Revenge, held on April 14, 2026, the first match saw Kelani Jordan defeat Jaida Parker. Afterwards, Joe Hendry performed a song but was interrupted by Keanu Carver, who attacked him and various (kayfabe) security guards, sending them through the ringside barricades. Former Evolve superstar Kali Armstrong made her NXT debut at the event, where she faced Skylar Raye in a winning effort. Following this, Tony D'Angelo successfully defended his NXT Championship against Ethan Page. During a promo, NXT North American Champion was interrupted by DarkState. In the subsequent match, EK Prosper defeated Dorian Van Dux in the qualifying match to advance for the vacant WWE Speed Championship.
Week 2 In the first match contested of Week 2, held on April 21, Myles Borne defended his NXT North American Championship against Dion Lennox of DarkState. In the following match, Joe Hendry faced Keanu Carver. Carver won after delivering repeated blows to the head, causing the match to be called off due to a technical knockout (TKO). After this, Lexis King defeated EK Prosper to win the vacant WWE Speed Championship, becoming the seventh Speed Championship overall. Later on, Tatum Paxley defeated Blake Monroe in a casket match to retain the NXT Women's North American Championship. Lola Vice cut a promo which was interrupted by Izzi Dame, who hit her with a superkick.
Main event In the main event of Week 1, NXT Women's Champion Lola Vice successfully retained her championship against Jacy Jayne, who was accompanied ringside by her Fatal Influence stablemates Fallon Henley and Lainey Reid. In the main event of Week 2, Zaria defeated Sol Ruca in a last woman standing match, in which she was victorious after Ruca was pushed off the platform in the WWE Performance Center and remained down for the 10 count.
Results Week 1
Week 2
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