The Bartow Armory in Florida was packed with energy last night as WWE NXT brought a stacked card to local fans. The November 21, 2025, live event showcased rising stars, established contenders, and surprise outcomes, all in a non-televised atmosphere that let the talent take center stage. From heated singles contests to a dramatic six-woman tag team main event, the Bartow show underscored why NXT’s live events are must-see for any wrestling enthusiast.
Jaida Parker Outlasts Nikkita Lyons in Hard-Hitting Opener
The evening launched with a highly anticipated singles bout between Jaida Parker and fan-favorite Nikkita Lyons. Parker, known for her blend of confidence and athleticism, weathered a barrage of early offense from Lyons, who looked to impose her striking power. In a pivotal moment, Parker countered Lyons’ spinning heel kick and rolled her up for a quick three-count, stunning the crowd and setting the tone for the night[1][3][5][7][15].
Backstage, Parker was all smiles. “I know what Nikkita brings to the ring, but tonight I had the answer for everything she threw at me,” she said. “I’m here to prove I belong at the top of NXT.” According to a WWE insider, Parker’s performance is drawing attention from NXT coaches, who see her as a future title contender.
Tag Team Chemistry: Diggs & Holiday Score Key Victory
Next up, the duo of Layla Diggs and Masyn Holiday squared off against the up-and-coming team of Bayley Humphrey and Skylar Rae. Diggs and Holiday, whose teamwork has been improving with each outing, showcased crisp double-team maneuvers and kept their opponents off-balance throughout the contest. Humphrey and Rae had flashes of brilliance, but Diggs closed the match with a high-impact suplex on Rae, earning the pinfall for her team[1][3][5][7][15].
After the match, Holiday stated backstage, “We’re not just here to fill out the card. We want to climb the tag ranks in NXT, and this is just the beginning.”
Mike Derudder Edges Aaron Fara in Physical Showdown
The third match of the evening featured a clash between Mike Derudder and Aaron Fara. Both superstars employed a bruising style, exchanging heavy strikes and power moves. Derudder ultimately capitalized on a missed clothesline from Fara, hitting his signature running knee for the decisive pin[1][3][5][7][17].
Sources close to NXT management noted that Derudder’s consistency on the live event circuit could soon earn him a televised opportunity.
Sterling, King, and Dempsey Impress in Singles Competition
- Zena Sterling picked up a notable win over Sirena Linton, utilizing her speed and technical skill to keep Linton on the defensive. Sterling’s victory solidifies her status as a dark horse in the women’s division[1][3][5][7].
- Lexis King and Brooks Jensen teamed up to defeat Tate Wilder and Nathan Angel in a fast-paced tag match, wowing the crowd with their tandem offense and infectious charisma[1][3][5][7].
- Charlie Dempsey of the No Quarter Catch Crew (NQCC) outwrestled Shady Elnahas in a contest that was a grappling clinic. Dempsey’s mastery of holds and transitions kept Elnahas guessing and ultimately forced him to tap out[1][3][5][7][17].
OTM Continues Dominance in Tag Division
The powerhouse team of Bronco Nima and Lucien Price—collectively known as OTM—continued their winning ways by defeating Dante Chen and an unnamed partner. OTM’s size and aggression proved too much, as they isolated their opponents and finished the match with a devastating double-team powerbomb[1][3][5][7].
Aigle Blanc Soars Over Malik Blade
In another singles contest, international sensation Aigle Blanc squared off with Malik Blade. The match featured high-flying action and technical counters, with Blanc ultimately prevailing after connecting with his signature moonsault[1][3][5][7].
Six-Woman Tag Team Main Event Sees Zaria, Kendal Grey, and Wren Sinclair Triumph
The main event brought together some of NXT’s brightest female stars in a six-woman tag team match. The team of Zaria, EVOLVE Women’s Champion Kendal Grey, and Wren Sinclair took on the formidable trio known as Fatal Influence: NXT Women’s Champion Jacy Jayne, Fallon Henley, and Lainey Reid[1][3][5][7][15].
The contest was a showcase of athleticism and storytelling, with each competitor getting a chance to shine. The closing moments saw Zaria and Jayne, longtime rivals, square off. Zaria ducked a superkick and hit a springboard cutter, allowing Sinclair to tag in and finish things with a top-rope splash for the pin on Reid.
Backstage, Kendal Grey remarked, “This win wasn’t just for us—it’s for everyone watching who believes in the future of women’s wrestling in NXT.” According to sources close to the locker room, the chemistry among Zaria, Grey, and Sinclair is being closely monitored for future storylines.
Bartow Event Highlights NXT’s Depth and Momentum
The Bartow live event was more than just another stop on the NXT calendar. It was a night where new stars emerged, seasoned veterans reminded fans of their skill, and the women’s division took center stage. The show’s variety, from technical wrestling to high-flying action and dramatic tag encounters, is a testament to the depth of the NXT roster.
Insiders noted that several performances caught the eye of WWE officials, hinting that some of these competitors may soon appear in higher-profile matches on NXT television.
Full Results from WWE NXT Bartow Armory – November 21, 2025
- Jaida Parker def. Nikkita Lyons
- Layla Diggs & Masyn Holiday def. Bayley Humphrey & Skylar Rae
- Mike Derudder def. Aaron Fara
- Zena Sterling def. Sirena Linton
- Lexis King & Brooks Jensen def. Tate Wilder & Nathan Angel
- Charlie Dempsey def. Shady Elnahas
- OTM (Bronco Nima & Lucien Price) def. Dante Chen & partner
- Aigle Blanc def. Malik Blade
- Zaria, Kendal Grey & Wren Sinclair def. Fatal Influence (Jacy Jayne, Fallon Henley & Lainey Reid)[1][3][5][7][15][17]
Stay tuned for more exclusive NXT coverage, as the road to the next premium live event promises more rivalries, surprises, and unforgettable moments.