The December 30 episode of NXT was the brands last chance to make noise in 2025. The Year-End Awards are a yearly tradition in NXT, and the nominees were already set. Now we know who won the big awards. This article will be updated live with winners throughout the show tonight.
During the year-end awards, NXT fans were given the chance to vote for their favorite male Superstar, with JeVon Evans, Oba Femi, Ricky Saints, Trick Williams, and Ethan Page all nominated for the honor. When the votes were tallied, JeVon Evans came out on top. He accepted the trophy and told fans that 2026 would be even bigger for him in NXT.
The Tag Team of the Year category featured a wide range of standout duos and factions, including DarkState, Hank & Tank, Zaria & Sol Ruca, Fatal Influence, and The Culling, reflecting how deep the division has become over the past year. In the end, Sol Ruca and Zaria pulled down the trophy. They were very happy about claiming this prize after their one-year anniversary as a team.
NXT fans voted for Female Superstar of the Year, with Jacy Jayne, Sol Ruca, Blake Monroe, Tatum Paxley, and Kelani Jordan all nominated.
For Moment of the Year, fans had plenty to choose from, including the NXT vs. TNA brawl, Blake Monroes debut, Ricky Saints debut, Tatum Paxley winning the NXT Womens Championship, Stephanie Vaquer becoming a double champion, Jacy Jayne defeating Stephanie Vaquer, Stacks betraying Tony DAngelo, Trick Williams winning the TNA World Championship, Joe Hendry appearing unexpectedly, and The Hardy Boyz capturing the NXT Tag Team titles.
The Match of the Year nominees showcased NXTs in-ring depth, with the Womens Iron Survivor Challenge at Deadline, Oba Femi vs. JeVon Evans at Heatwave, Ricky Saints vs. Ethan Page at the Great American Bash, Kelani Jordan vs. Sol Ruca at Battleground, Oba Femi vs. Trick Williams vs. JeVon Evans at Stand & Deliver, and Jacy Jayne vs. Lola Vice at No Mercy all earning nominations.
Finally, fans voted on Best PLE/Show of the Year, with New Years Evil, Vengeance Day, Roadblock, Stand & Deliver, Battleground, Great American Bash, Heatwave, Homecoming, No Mercy, Showdown, Halloween Havoc, Gold Rush, and Deadline all recognized as standout events across a packed NXT calendar.
Whats your take on the NXT Year-End Awards? Do you think that these awards are as important as the Slammys? Let us know what you think in the comments section!
