How I Would Book NXT The Great American Bash 2025 (My Universe)

Yes, I book NXT now also. I have officially acquired the booking rights to NXT. I now control all of WWE's booking, except the roster placements and injuries. Those are my restrictions. Otherwise is free game. My Universe has now expanded!

Oba Femi (c) vs. Dion Lennox for the NXT Championship

Oba Femi’s iron grip on the NXT Championship has made him an untouchable force, ruling the brand with a commanding presence that leaves contenders in his wake. Enter Darkstate, a ruthless faction led by the bitter Dion Lennox, who feels scorned by NXT’s system and recruits the savage trio of Saquon Shugars, Osiris Griffin, and Cutler James to unleash chaos. Lennox, with a chip on his shoulder, declares war on Femi, vowing to tear down his kingdom and reshape NXT in Darkstate’s anarchic image. In a shocking moment on NXT, Darkstate ambushes Femi after a grueling title defense, overwhelming him with their numbers—Shugars’ cunning tactics, Griffin’s brute strength, and James’ relentless aggression culminating in them hoisting Femi up in the air in something akin to the Shield Powerbomb. The NXT Universe is stunned as Femi, bloodied but defiant, accepts Lennox’s challenge for a title match at The Great American Bash. Lennox promises to dethrone “The Ruler,” while Femi, unwavering, swears to crush Darkstate’s rebellion, setting the stage for a brutal showdown where NXT’s future hangs in the balance.

Dion Lennox didn't even wait for the PLE to officially start yet, coming down to the ring, demanding the match happens right now. Hestarts fast, using his speed to dodge Femi’s power moves, landing a diving knee for an early near fall, but Femi responds with a bone-rattling spinebuster that shakes the ring. Darkstate’s interference begins as Cutler James distracts the referee, allowing Saquon Shugars to hit Femi’s back, but Femi powers through, tossing Shugars into the barricade with a thunderous biel throw. Osiris Griffin proves tougher, blindsiding Femi with a steel chain-assisted lariat, slowing the champion’s momentum. Lennox seizes every opening, nailing a springboard tornado DDT and a vicious running knee, but Femi kicks out, his resilience drawing roars from the crowd. As the match intensifies, Femi counters a top-rope attempt by Lennox with a mid-air powerbomb, then fends off Griffin with a brutal slam onto the apron. With Darkstate neutralized, Femi catches Lennox’s desperate superkick, hoisting him into the air for a devastating Fall from Grace to retain the NXT Championship. Post-match, Femi stands tall, staring down a retreating Darkstate as the crowd chants “HOO!” cementing his dominance as an unstoppable force, with whispers that it might take a figure as mighty as Optimus Prime to dethrone him.

Winner and still NXT Champion: Oba Femi

Myles Borne vs. Charlie Dempsey: Winner Becomes Leader of NQCC

After a star-making performance against NXT Champion Oba Femi post-WrestleMania, Myles Borne’s inspirational journey as a role model for the underdog catapults him into the spotlight, earning him a passionate fanbase and the “Myles Borne Train” movement. Charlie Dempsey, the calculating leader of No Quarter Catch Crew, grows visibly irritated by Borne’s rise, seeing it as a threat to his authority within the group. Dempsey attempts to manipulate Borne, offering to “step in” for bigger opportunities while subtly demanding loyalty, but Borne, steadfast in his belief that he’s earned his place, rejects the overtures. Tensions escalate as Tavion Heights begins questioning Dempsey’s leadership, showing admiration for Borne’s authenticity, while Wren Sinclair comically tries to mediate with awkward pep talks and failed group hugs. The breaking point comes during a tag match when Dempsey abandons Borne mid-match, leading to a heated confrontation where Borne slaps Dempsey, declaring he’ll prove who truly needs to lead NQCC. A high-stakes match is set for The Great American Bash: Borne vs. Dempsey, with the winner taking full control of No Quarter Catch Crew. The NXT Universe rallies behind Borne, while Dempsey vows to crush his wavering protégé’s dreams.

At The Great American Bash, Myles Borne and Charlie Dempsey lock up in a technical masterpiece, trading crisp holds and counters that have the crowd buzzing. Dempsey starts strong, targeting Borne’s arm with a series of wrenching armbars and hammerlocks, aiming to ground the fiery contender. Borne fights back with heart, escaping a Fujiwara armbar to land a picture-perfect dropkick, followed by a chain of amateur-style takedowns that showcase his resilience. The match intensifies as Dempsey attempts a cheap shot with a knee to the ribs, but Borne counters with a lightning-fast Northern Lights suplex for a near fall. The two exchange punishing strikes, with Dempsey’s European uppercuts met by Borne’s fiery forearms, each refusing to yield. In the closing moments, Dempsey locks in a bridging German suplex, but Borne kicks out at two, then seamlessly transitions into a cradle pin, catching Dempsey off guard to secure the victory. Post-match, Tavion Heights and Wren Sinclair rush to the ring, embracing Borne as the new leader of No Quarter Catch Crew, while a stunned Dempsey storms off, his reign over the group shattered. The crowd chants Borne’s name as he raises Heights’ and Sinclair’s hands, cementing NQCC’s new era under his inspiring leadership.

Winner: Myles Borne

Sol Ruca (c) vs. Tatum Paxley for the NXT Women's North American Championship

Tatum Paxley’s fragile psyche unravels on NXT as her desperate search for connection leaves her isolated. After losing allies like Lyra Valkyria to the draft, Gigi Dolin and Shotzi to releases, and even her husband Javier Bernal to a quiet exit, Paxley’s failed bids for the Women’s Tag Team Championships against Jade Cargill and Bianca Belair push her to the brink. Sol Ruca, the NXT Women’s North American Champion, and her best friend Zaria offer Tatum a lifeline, promising friendship when she’s ready, but Izzi Dame of The Culling swoops in, manipulating Tatum with promises of a “family” alongside Shawn Spears and Niko Vance. When Izzi earns a title shot against Ruca for The Great American Bash, she dramatically gifts it to Paxley, framing it as an act of love to help Tatum chase the gold she craves. Zaria urges Paxley to see through Izzi’s manipulation, warning she’s being used, but Tatum, clinging to the idea of belonging, sides with Dame. Sol, however, refuses to abandon hope for Tatum, setting the stage for an emotionally charged title match at The Great American Bash, where Ruca aims to save Paxley from herself while defending her championship.

At The Great American Bash, Sol Ruca and Tatum Paxley deliver a gripping, emotional showdown, with Paxley’s desperation palpable in her wild-eyed aggression. Paxley strikes first, unleashing a flurry of dropkicks and a twisting senton, but Ruca counters with her signature athleticism, flipping out of a suplex to land a springboard moonsault for a near fall. Paxley’s erratic energy shines as she traps Ruca in a modified octopus hold, screaming about proving her worth, but Ruca powers out, showcasing her strength with a standing moonsault. The crowd feels the tension as Paxley hesitates after a near-pin, glancing at Izzi Dame at ringside, who barks orders. Ruca capitalizes, dodging a reckless charge to nail a cartwheel elbow, but Paxley responds with a vicious enzuigiri, nearly stealing the win. In the climax, Paxley attempts a top-rope hurricanrana, but Ruca catches her mid-air, transitioning into the Sol Snatcher for the pin, retaining the title. Post-match, Ruca extends a hand to Paxley, but Tatum, tears in her eyes, refuses. Izzi Dame storms the ring, berating Paxley for squandering “her” opportunity, leaving Tatum devastated. Sol and Zaria intervene, driving Izzi away with a double-team clothesline. As the crowd chants, Sol grabs a mic, challenging Izzi to a title match at Evolution IV tomorrow, vowing to end The Culling’s manipulation while Paxley slinks away, torn and broken.

Winner and still NXT Women's North American Champion: Sol Ruca

Fatal Influence vs. Blake Monroe, Jordynne Grace, and Lola Vice

In the weeks leading to Evolution IV, the NXT women’s division erupts into chaos as contenders vie for a shot at Jacy Jayne’s NXT Women’s Championship. Jacy, flanked by her smug Fatal Influence allies Fallon Henley and Jazmyn Nyx, mocks the field, claiming no one can touch her reign. The landscape shifts when Blake Monroe, a glamorous new talent, debuts with show stealing presences, stealing the spotlight and drawing Fatal Influence’s ire. Jordynne Grace earns her title shot by outlasting seven others in a grueling 8-4-1 match, but Fatal Influence’s constant interference—ambushing Grace during promos and sabotaging her matches—makes it clear she can’t face them alone. Monroe, already at odds with the trio after they trash-talked her debut, proposes a pretty-powerhouse alliance. To counter Fatal Influence’s numbers, they recruit Lola Vice, who seems to be the Pokemon fusion of both attitudes of Blake and Jordynne. The six-woman tag team match is set for NXT The Great American Bash, with tensions boiling as Grace aims to build momentum for her title clash with Jayne the next night at Evolution IV, while Monroe and Vice look to cement their places in the division.

The bell rings at NXT The Great American Bash, and the crowd roars as Jordynne Grace charges at Jacy Jayne, only for Fallon Henley to pull Jacy out of harm’s way, sparking a frenetic brawl. Grace showcases her power, tossing Jazmyn Nyx across the ring with a gorilla press, while Blake Monroe dazzles with high-flying dropkicks, nearly pinning Fallon with a springboard moonsault. Lola Vice unleashes her MMA-inspired offense, staggering Jacy with a spinning backfist, but Fatal Influence’s teamwork shines as they isolate Vice, with Nyx locking in a submission while Henley distracts the referee. The tide turns when Grace tags in, bulldozing through a double-team attempt with a spinebuster on Henley. Monroe counters a sneaky attack from Nyx with a sweep of the legs, setting up Vice to nail a roundhouse kick. As the match nears its climax, Jacy tries to flee, but Grace drags her back, dodging a cheap shot from Fallon. With the crowd chanting, Grace hoists Nyx for a thunderous Juggernaut Driver, securing the pinfall victory. Post-match, Fatal Influence retreats, fuming, as Grace stands tall, locking eyes with Jacy to signal her intent for Evolution IV. Monroe and Vice celebrate with the fans, their collective star power undeniable, while Grace’s momentum surges heading into her championship showdown.

Winners: Blake Monroe, Jordynne Grace, and Lola Vice

Ethan Page (c) vs. Ricky Saints in a No Holds Barred Match for the NXT North American Championship

On a chaotic episode of NXT, Ethan Page blindsided Ricky Saints with a vicious Ego’s Edge onto the steel steps, stealing the NXT North American Championship in a shocking upset. The aftermath ignites a heated rivalry, with Saints, fueled by a desire for redemption, unleashing scathing promos that call out Page’s cowardice and self-proclaimed “All Ego” bravado. Page retaliates with relentless backstage ambushes, targeting Saints with chair shots and taunting him with the title belt, claiming he’s untouchable. Saints, refusing to back down, counters with fiery rebuttals and a surprise attack of his own, smashing Page through a table during a contract signing. The bad blood boils over, and NXT management books a No Holds Barred Match at The Great American Bash, where both men can unleash their aggression without limits. The NXT Universe buzzes with anticipation as Saints vows to reclaim his title, while Page promises to prove he’s the rightful champion by dismantling the charismatic challenger once and for all.

At The Great American Bash, the No Holds Barred Match explodes into chaos as Ricky Saints dives onto Ethan Page with a suicide dive before the bell, sending the champion crashing into the barricade. The ring becomes a warzone, with Saints wielding a kendo stick to deliver stinging strikes, only for Page to counter by hurling a trash can into Saints’ face, drawing gasps from the crowd. Page dominates early, grinding Saints down with a steel chair to the back and a brutal suplex onto a pile of thumbtacks, but Saints rallies, spearing Page through a table propped in the corner for a near fall. The momentum swings as Saints nails a high-angle moonsault, but Page kicks out, then slyly uses a low blow to regain control. The final moments see both men battered, with Saints attempting a Rochambeau, only for Page to reverse it into a powerbomb onto a steel chair. Seizing the moment, Page delivers a devastating Ego’s Edge onto the ring apron, pinning Saints to retain the NXT North American Championship. Post-match, Page stands over a fallen Saints, hoisting the title high with a smug grin, while medics check on Saints, who earns a standing ovation from the crowd for his heart, setting the stage for a potential rematch down the line.

Winner and still NXT North American Champion: Ethan Page

Tony D'Angelo vs. Channing 'Stacks' Lorenzo

The D'Angelo Family’s unity crumbles when Channing “Stacks” Lorenzo betrays Tony D’Angelo at NXT Stand and Deliver, accusing The Don of losing his edge and being unfit to lead. Stacks, twisting Tony’s own advice to seize control when times get tough, leaves Tony battered and humiliated, sparking a war of words and brutal brawls. The tension spikes when Luca Crusifino disappears after being spotted with Stacks, leading Tony to fear the worst and send Adriana Rizzo into hiding for her protection. Luca returns, claiming Stacks tried to recruit him to betray Tony but he refused, yet his murky explanation for his absence fuels distrust. Stacks, grinning slyly, hints at hidden secrets within The Family, while Luca, fed up with the paranoia and violence of their mafia-like world, lashes out, attacking both Tony and Stacks on NXT to declare his loyalty lies only with himself. Having joined The Family aware of its ruthless code but now disillusioned by its toll, Luca wants no part of it. A vicious grudge match is booked for The Great American Bash between Tony and Stacks, with The Family’s future hanging in the balance and questions swirling about Luca’s true intentions.

In the main event of The Great American Bash, Tony D’Angelo and Stacks collide in a savage brawl, their fractured bond fueling a relentless exchange of fists and fury. Tony unloads with a thunderous lariat and a suplex, but Stacks fights back with cunning, raking Tony’s eyes and delivering a brutal snap DDT for a near fall. In a shocking turn later on, Stacks deliberately smashes the referee with a crowbar, knocking him out, and taunts the crowd as he revels in the anarchy. Suddenly, Adriana Rizzo emerges from hiding, defying Tony’s orders, and Stacks slides the crowbar to her, daring her to pick a side. After a tense pause, Rizzo swings, cracking Stacks across the head, allowing Tony to hit a crushing Forget About It to secure the victory. Post-match, Rizzo, sobbing, apologizes to Tony before delivering a devastating low blow, collapsing in tears as she rejects The Family’s toxic cycle. Luca Crusifino, revealed to be in the arena despite reported absence, rushes out and embraces Rizzo, explaining he was gone so long because he was searching for her safe house, tracking her down to convince her to abandon The Family’s chaos for a fresh start. Luca and Rizzo walk out together, vowing to forge their own paths, leaving Tony and Stacks to face the wreckage of their broken empire as the crowd reels from the dramatic implosion.

Winner: Tony D'Angelo