Tonight’s NXT Stand & Deliver event in St. Louis, Missouri, at The Factory at the District April 4, 2026. Superstars set to collide at the PLE will meet for the final time before their showdown in Missouri. Tonight’s show will also feature the TNA World Champion, who will be in a tag team match. Fans can also expect NXT to take things up a notch on the go-home show.

Elsewhere on the card, best friends-turned-rivals Sol Ruca and Zaria, after weeks of attacks, will now settle the score in a grudge match at Stand & Deliver. Additionally, a huge 10-person mixed tag team match has been announced for the NXT Stand & Deliver Countdown Show. Wren Sinclair teams up with Hank & Tank (Hank Walker & Tank Ledger), Shiloh Hill, and EK Prosper to take on Arianna Grace, Channing Lorenzo, Lexis King, Uriah Connors, and Charlie Dempsey.  After Blake Monroe stole the NXT Women’s North American Championship two weeks ago, a heated feud was ignited with reigning champion Tatum Paxley, who has since been unable to reclaim her title. Now, the two are set to clash at this Saturday’s PLE, where Paxley looks to regain her championship, while Monroe aims to secure the victory and become a two-time NXT Women’s North American Champion. Following his win in the Gauntlet Eliminator match, Johnny Gargano is poised to battle Myles Borne for the NXT North American title. Meanwhile, NXT Tag Team Champions The Vanity Project (Brad Baylor & Ricky Smokes) will defend against the contender tournament winners, Los Americanos (Rayo & Bravo Americano).

A stacked card featuring title clashes, grudge matches, and top names has been announced for the show. Additionally, the show will feature an appearance by St. Louis’ own, rapper Sexyy Red. NXT Champion Joe Hendry is set to defend the title in a Fatal Four-Way match against Ricky Saints, Ethan Page, and Tony D’Angelo. On the other hand, NXT Women’s Champion Jacy Jayne will battle Kendal Gray and Lola Vice in a triple-threat match where the title will be on the line. Notably, it will be the first edition to take place outside of WrestleMania week and also the first NXT PLE to stream on YouTube in the United States due to the contract expiration with Peacock for broadcasting WWE NXT’s events in the U.S.