NXT presents No Mercy this weekend live from the Ball Arena in Denver, Colorado! The TNA invasion continues as internet sensation Joe Hendry takes on Ethan Page for the NXT Championship, MSK implodes, and a lot more.
NXT No Mercy 2024 date and start time
NXT No Mercy 2024 will air live on Sunday, September 1, 2024 at 7pm ET from the Ball Arena in Denver, Colorado.
How to watch NXT No Mercy 2024
NXT No Mercy 2024 will stream on Peacock in the United States, and the WWE Network elsewhere.
NXT No Mercy 2024 card
Wes Lee vs. Zach Wentz
WWE’s official preview:
Former best friends and tag team partners Wes Lee and Zach Wentz will battle one-on-one in an emotional matchup.
Wentz returned to NXT in July and brought Trey Miguel with him, reuniting with Lee to reform the dominant group, The Rascalz.
Lee and Wentz failed to win the NXT Tag Team Title, causing Lee to snap and attack his friends.
Wentz returned a short time later to cost Lee an NXT Championship opportunity, and now the two former friends will collide at NXT No Mercy.
Chase U (c) vs. Nathan Frazer and Axiom for the NXT Tag Team Championship
WWE’s official preview:
Andre Chase and Ridge Holland will put their newly won NXT Tag Team Championship on the line when they battle former champions Nathan Frazer and Axiom.
Chase and Holland captured the NXT Tag Team Title in the main event of the Aug. 13 episode of NXT and followed it up with a huge celebration on the Aug. 20 episode.
Frazer and Axiom, or “Fraxiom” as they affectionately refer to themselves, believe they stretched themselves too thin as champions by defending the title regularly while also competing on WWE Speed.
Will Chase U’s reign be short-lived, or will Chase and Holland continue their exceptional chemistry?
Kelani Jordan (c) vs. Wendy Choo for the NXT Women’s North American Championship
WWE’s official preview:
Kelani Jordan will defend the NXT Women’s North American Championship against the wicked Wendy Choo.
Since returning to NXT, Choo has terrified the NXT Universe with a ruthless in-ring style and a twisted smile plastered on her face.
The champion is tired of the sneak attacks and the spooky behavior, setting the stage for an incredible clash between two of NXT’s best.
Oba Femi (c) vs. Tony D’Angelo for the NXT North American Championship
WWE’s official preview:
The dominant Oba Femi will defend the NXT North American Championship against “The Don of NXT” Tony D’Angelo.
Femi and D’Angelo have been circling each other for weeks backstage, and after The Don lost the NXT Heritage Cup, he dedicated himself to becoming the Superstar to dethrone the monstrous Femi.
Who will walk out of No Mercy as the North American Champion?
Roxanne Perez (c) vs. Jaida Parker for the NXT Women’s Championship
WWE’s official preview:
The NXT Women’s Championship will be on the line when Roxanne Perez defends her title against OTM’s Jaida Parker.
The Prodigy’s second reign as NXT Women’s Champion has been highlighted by thrilling title defenses against the likes of Thea Hail, Lola Vice and TNA Knockouts Champion Jordynne Grace.
Parker punched her ticket to No Mercy by winning the Women’s Gauntlet Eliminator Match on the Aug. 20 episode of NXT.
Will Perez continue her dominant reign, or will Parker make the most of her first-ever championship opportunity?
Ethan Page (c) vs. Joe Hendry for the NXT Championship (Special Guest Referee Trick Williams)
WWE’s official preview:
TNA’s Joe Hendry will challenge for NXT’s greatest prize when he takes on Ethan Page for the NXT Championship.
Hendry won a Triple Threat Match against Wes Lee and Pete Dunne on the Aug. 20 episode of NXT to earn the right to challenge Page.
The arrogant Page is determined to remain champion no matter what and is especially intent on not losing to a TNA wrestler.
After disparaging and disrespecting the NXT officials, Ava announced that Trick Williams would serve as the Special Guest Referee.
Will Page remain NXT Champion, or will all of NXT believe in Joe Hendry?
