WWE NXT Results February 6, 2024: Live Coverage, Winners, Commentary, Recap

Here is the live coverage of WWE NXT which is scheduled to air live on February 6, 2024, from Capital Wrestling Center with a full action-packed match card.

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WWE NXT Time In Canada: It airs live every Friday at 8 Am EDT on Sportsnet 360

WWE NXT Time In South Africa: The show also airs live on SuperSport Variety 3 in South Africa on Thursdays at 02:00 am CAT

NXT Time In Italy: In Italy, NXT airs live on Dplay 2:00 pm

WWE NXT Results February 6, 2024 & Winners

Baron Corbin and Bron Breakker make their way to the commentary table after their victory celebration. They boast about their win and Baron takes a jab at Bron's face, referencing their mishap during the match.

Bron brushes it off, congratulates Baron, and confirms their readiness for a tag title match. They declare themselves as the hunters, ready to take on any challenge that comes their way.



Axiom and Nathan Frazer vs Malik Blade and Edris Enofe

In a fast-paced tag team match, Axiom and Enofe showcase their skills with back-and-forth action. Frazer and Blade also make impactful contributions, with high-flying moves and strategic maneuvers. Ultimately, Axiom and Frazer secure the victory with a well-executed Golden Ratio finisher, sealing the win in an intense battle.

WINNER: Nathan Frazer and Axiom

After the match, Bron and Baron ambush Frazer and Axiom, leaving them battered on the floor. Tony D'Angelo and Channing Lorenzo accept Baron's challenge for a match next week. Ilja Dragunov calls out Carmelo Hayes, accusing him of betrayal and challenges him to face him.

Before things escalate, Dijak interrupts, leading to a brief brawl between him and Dragunov, setting the stage for a potential future clash. Jacy and Thea discuss their strategies, while Von Wagner and Stone reflect on their recent losses and contemplate future plans, including a potential tag team match.

Lexis King vs Riley Osborne (with Duke Hudson and Andre Chase)

Riley and King engage in a competitive match, with Riley dominating early on. However, King gains momentum with a series of counterattacks, ultimately securing the victory with a decisive hanging Coronation for the pinfall, despite Riley's distraction over Thea's absence.

WINNER: Lexis King

Kelani Jordan asserts her determination to succeed despite adversity, while Kiana James and Izzi Dame display their no-nonsense attitude in the locker room. Carmelo Hayes addresses his actions towards Trick Williams, emphasizing his dominance and control.

Trick's absence is exploited by Hayes, who asserts his superiority over him. Meanwhile, Riley Osborne reflects on the loss with Thea and Jacy, hinting at potential romantic developments for the future.

Roxanne Perez vs Lola Vice

In a fast-paced exchange, Roxanne Perez and Lola Vice trade strikes and high-impact moves. Perez gains momentum with a series of offensive maneuvers, but Lola counters with resilience, utilizing submission attempts and strikes to keep Perez at bay.

However, Perez's agility and determination ultimately prove to be too much for Lola, as Perez secures a near fall with a sit-out gourdbuster, showcasing her dominance in the match.

In a tense moment, Lola Vice applies a rear naked choke on Roxanne Perez, but Perez manages to escape and regain control. Despite interference from Tatum Paxley, Perez executes her signature move, Pop Rox, to secure the victory via pinfall.

WINNER: Roxanne Perez

Lash dismisses any concern about their opponent, stating that Wren's career will end before it begins. Noam confidently asserts that he and his partner will put an end to Stone and Wagner's dream team aspirations. Drew Gulak questions the decision to accept the challenge, accompanied by Dempsey, Kemp, and Borne.

Wren Sinclair and Fallon Henley vs. Lash Legend and Jakara Jackson (with Oro Mensah and Noam Dar)

In a tag team match, Lash and Fallon dominate early against Wren and Jakara. Despite a brief resurgence from Wren and Jakara, Lash seals the victory with a powerful powerbomb, securing the win for her team.

WINNER: Lash Legend and Jakara Jackson

Josh Briigs advises Dion Lennox to learn from Fallon and himself, urging him to stand on his own in the ring. Meanwhile, Ava grants Jaida Parker's request for a match against Rizzo next week, with the condition that all outside interference is banned.

Ridge Holland demands a match against Gallus after they targeted him last week, but Ava decides to give him a series of singles matches with high stakes. Additionally, there will be a Tag Title Match, a tag team match featuring Noam Dar and Oro Mensah against Von Wagner and Robert Stone, and Brinley Reece will face Kiana James.

Non Title Match: Ilja Dragunov vs Dijak

In a brutal encounter, Ilja and Dijak unleash a barrage of strikes and devastating moves. Despite Dijak's resilience, Ilja manages to capitalize on an opportunity after Joe Gacy's interference, hitting the H Bomb for the victory.

WINNER: Ilja Dragunov

After the match, Carmelo Hayes ambushes Ilja Dragunov, clipping him from behind. Hayes then grabs the title belt and viciously strikes Ilja in the head with it, making a statement as he stands tall over the fallen champion.

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