WWE NXT Preview And Prediction: How, When And Where To Watch In USA, Europe And India – 12th September 2023
The air is thick with anticipation as the September 12, 2023, episode of WWE NXT is set to be aired live from the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida. As the wrestling community buzzes with excitement, we’re on the edge of our seats with four matches confirmed for the show, featuring a championship main event, a #1 Contender’s match, and a continuation of the Global Heritage Cup Invitational tournament.
Diving deep into the card, the NXT Women’s Championship storyline has seen a recent flurry of activity. Tiffany Stratton, the reigning NXT Women’s Champion, boasted of her championship glory during a recent celebration, where she ambitiously claimed her place alongside former champions like Becky Lynch. However, in a twist of events, Becky responded on Twitter, asserting that she’s never clinched the NXT Women’s Championship. This digital face-off escalated to a real one when Becky confronted Tiffany backstage, hinting at her keen observance of Tiffany’s past performances. Following a successful defense by Tiffany, Becky issued a challenge for a match. The two wrestlers then had a contract signing on Raw, officially setting the stage for this week’s NXT showdown. Rumor mills suggest that Becky Lynch might just overthrow Tiffany Stratton and clinch the NXT Women’s Championship for the first time.
Another exciting face-off to watch out for is the #1 Contender’s Match between Ilja Dragunav and Wes Lee. After both fell short against Carmelo Hayes in their respective NXT Championship attempts, the two are now set to tussle for another shot at Hayes, possibly at No Mercy. Speculation is rife that this bout might conclude in a no-contest, potentially leading to a Triple Threat Match at No Mercy with Carmelo Hayes.
Keeping up the momentum, the NXT Global Heritage Cup Invitational Tournament is gearing up for two thrilling matches. Representing England, Tyler Bate will take on Spain’s Axiom in Group A. Both wrestlers will strive to ascend the points table, with their eyes set on facing Naom Dar for the NXT Global Heritage Cup at NXT No Mercy. The prevailing sentiment in the wrestling community hints at a win for Tyler Bate. On the other hand, Group B will witness Nathan Frazer of the Jersey Islands locking horns with Japan’s Akira Tozawa. After their respective losses in the previous bouts, both are eager for redemption. However, predictions indicate Nathan Frazer might emerge victorious.
As global fans eagerly await these matches, the question of ‘where to watch’ becomes paramount. For those in India, WWE NXT is slated for a live telecast every Wednesday morning at 5.30 AM. The gripping action can be caught on TV channels Sony Ten 1 and Sony Ten 1 HD. Premium users are in for a treat as they can stream the event live on the WWE Network. Additionally, platforms like Sony Liv, Jio TV, and Airtel TV are offering free online streaming.
For passionate wrestling fans in the United States, including territories like American Samoa, Guam, Northern Marian Islands, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands, the WWE Network content will be exclusively available on Peacock. Meanwhile, Canadian enthusiasts can subscribe through their local cable providers or opt for streaming on Sportsnet NOW.
As the clock ticks closer to the event, predictions, expectations, and speculations are at an all-time high. Whether these predictions come to fruition or are countered by unexpected turns, one thing is certain – the world will be watching.
