Where to Watch WWE NXT Online Tonight (May 20) Live via Stream, Match Card Preview
It's almost time for the final episode of WWE NXT before Battleground.
Here's how you can watch the show:
Where to watch WWE NXT online tonight (May 13) in the U.S.
NXT airs every Tuesday on The CW.
You can watch it below:
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Watch WWE NXT in the U.S. via CW
Tonight's episode will feature a triple threat match to determine the next challenger for the NXT North American Championship. Plus, Joe Hendry and Trick Williams will deliver a concert and a rap performance.
Where to watch WWE NXT online in the U.K. & international
NXT is available to watch in the U.K. and other international countries via Netflix.
You can watch the event below:
Watch NXT internationally via Netflix
International fans can also catch the show via on-demand viewing.
When is the WWE NXT start time?
The event will start at the following times, depending on your timezone:
Region
Start Time
Eastern
8 p.m.
Pacific
5 p.m.
Central
7 p.m.
U.K. & Ireland
1 a.m. (May 21)
Canada
8 p.m.
Here's what's on tap for the show:
Photo Credit: WWE
Ashante Adonis vs. Je'Von Evans vs. Sean Legacy
Ashante Adonis, Je'Von Evans and Sean Legacy will collide in a triple threat match as each man looks to earn a potential shot at NXT North American Champion Ricky Saints. Je'Von and Sean had an incredible exchange during the 25-man battle royal previously on NXT.
Josh Briggs vs. Shawn Spears
Josh Briggs' run as a solo competitor may have come to an end following Yoshiki Inamura's NXT departure, but the former NXT UK Tag Team Champion will be looking to establish himself as a solo competitor with a potential victory over Shawn Spears.
Kale Dixon and Uriah Connors vs. OTM
Kale Dixon and Uriah Connors will battle the returning OTM on the go-home episode of NXT for Battleground.
Kelani Jordan vs. ZARIA
Kelani Jordan will run it back with ZARIA two weeks after she failed to beat the powerhouse in singles action. Can Kelani earn a shot against NXT Women's North American Champion Sol Ruca with a win over ZARIA?
Joe Hendry and Trick Williams before NXT Battleground
Joe Hendry and Trick Williams will look to outdo each other in a concert and rap performance days before they collide to decide the fate of the TNA World Championship at NXT Battleground.
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