Each match in the series, ranked the most at best

The 2025 edition of NXT Vengeance Day is officially in history books, and it was a night that saw a main presence of alignment through the main games of the male and female title, title changes, etc. There was a variable quality range on this six -game card, some offering an exciting action when others were on the most disappointing side while WWE NXT took over the Carefirst Arena in Washington DC

Thesporter’s notation system will take a look at the entire NXT Vengeance Day 2025 card, determining the night match, the worst match of the series and everything else between the two.

6

Trick Williams vs. Eddy Thorpe (strap match)

Global Thesporter note: 6/10

This match started hot, the pair fighting before the referee could even tie the strap with their wrists. Williams has presented great intensity here, developing his personality and character with a more concentrated state of mind. The stipulation of the strap was decent, but the level and intensity of the photos of the strap themselves were not always too convincing.

Since Williams jumped the bell and beat the heel before the match, he felt counterproductive for the Talon Thorpe to win at the end, because it made Williams a little weak in a narrative perspective. Things have slowed a lot in the middle part, and things have become a little sloppy and boring.

5

Ethan Page vs. Je’von Evans

Global Thesporter note: 6.75 / 10

Je’von Evans came out of the hot door, highlighting a lot of fire when he released Ethan Page with a wave of dives, crises, and more. Page, as usual, played the loose heel well to counter this strong Babyface performance of Evans.

The emphasis on Evans’s leg was a good addition to this match, which gives it more depth. The sale of Evans was not always perfect, but it was strong enough to add a tension to the match. The page victory was a bit out of nowhere, but it turned out to be a good continuation of their quarrel.

4

Fallon Henley vs. Stephanie Vaquer (NXT North American championship)

Global Thesporter note: 7/10

The crowd was hot for Stephanie Vaquer even before the two women blocked for this NXT North American title confrontation, and they remained invested in the fight because of its star power. There was a feeling process to start, biting the match built with a decent action, although it was not always super smooth throughout.

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The interference and the work of the heel of fatal influence have become a little shocking and sometimes forced, and this led to slowing the action during the heel heat segments. Vaquer, however, showed a good fire, leading to a big change of title that the crowd liked to see. It was a simple but well done match.

3

Oba Femi vs. Grayson Waller vs. Austin theory (NXT championship)

Global Thesporter note: 7.25 / 10

Grayson Waller and Austin Theory initially played the role of hyenas in a package, doing their best to eliminate Oba Femi, who continued to show crazy and sparkling power to retaliate against the heels. He looked like a star because he is bad despite the two men.

The tension between Theory and Waller turned out to be a decent but predictable plot for the fight, although the Winning for FEMI was so predictable and easily planned that all the rest of the point of view of the narration was not too exciting. The match was quite chaotic and wild, feeling recalling the era of the attitude with the convoluted narration, the weapons and the fights around the ring.

2

Giulia vs. Bayley vs. Roxanne Perez vs. Cora Jade (NXT female championship)

Global Thesporter note: 7.25 / 10

As expected, the Main Event Fatal Four Way for the NXT female championship was fast, exciting and full of strong action. Sometimes some of the multi-female spots felt a little convoluted and choreographed, but the invested public managed to compensate for some of these moments.

Numerous subpcelles and stories existing between these women have been well told, in particular the bad blood between Bayley and Perez, whose quarrel has been built in recent weeks, in addition to the explosive relationship between Perez and Jade.

1

Nathan Frazer & Axiom vs. Josh Briggs and Yoshiki Inamura (NXT Tag team championships)

Global Thesporter note: 8/10

Josh Briggs showed good intensity and good power in this match, although the team of Briggs and Inamura did not present a character load in the match – there was a lot of roar and cry, but Nothing to really capture the public outside the more brutal and intense ring work, which put the crowd on the feet in all honesty.

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Axiom and Nathan Frazer managed to use their hearts and speed to level the rules of the game, although each movement is not perfectly executed. The champions have sold well, playing outsiders in a simple but well -told structure. The match continued to collapse with more wild movements, throws, shutter points and more, but as it went, it lost part of its structure.