Tuesday, 07 Apr 2026

Tony D'Angelo stands tall as NXT champion after brutal four-way match at Stand & Deliver

Tony D'Angelo won the NXT Championship at Stand & Deliver, defeating Joe Hendry, Ethan Page and Ricky Saints in a brutal fatal four-way match.


Tony D'Angelo stands tall as NXT champion after brutal four-way match at Stand & Deliver

D'Angelo, who came into the match with a chip on his shoulder after being betrayed by a friend at last year's event, walked out of Stand & Deliver as the new NXT champion.

Saints and Page came into the match aligned and tried to weaken Hendry as best as they could to start. They delivered suplexes and shots to the chest to take him out. But the duo's rift would grow as Page hit a splash on Saints. But Saints got his revenge shot later in the match.

The teamwork would last a few moments before Hendry hopped over the ropes and took them both out. For a split second, Hendry was in control. But the numbers game got the better of him again about midway through the match.

D'Angelo stepped back into the ring to face off against Hendry. He began to power up. Multiple German suplexes were doled out and it looked like D'Angelo was taking control of the match. He broke up a Standing Ovation to hit Hendry with a spear. He then speared Saints out of the ring and hit a second spear on Hendry.

With frustration mounting, Saints wiped out D'Angelo with a chair shot. He hit Hendry with a Revolution DDT onto the chair, too. Saints was going to hit Page with a chair as well, but Page took exception. Their own rivalry turned up a notch.

As Page carried Saints up to the stairs, he wanted to put him through the table. Out of nowhere, D'Angelo speared both men through the announce table. It came down to D'Angelo and Hendry.

D'Angelo hit the Dead to Rights and pinned Hendry to win the NXT Championship.

It is D'Angelo's first reign as NXT champion.

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