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Big Event Pulled From WrestleMania 42 Weekend

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• Big Event Pulled From WrestleMania 42 Weekend

Every year, the NXT Stand & Deliver PLE takes place on the same day as Night 1 of WrestleMania, a few hours before WWE’s Saturday extravaganza, but not this year.

This year’s NXT Stand & Deliver 2026 PLE will take place on April 4, two weeks before WrestleMania 42. Here’s what Shawn Michaels posted:

“Stand & Deliver stands on its own this year… and I couldn’t wait to tell you myself.

Our biggest night of the year. Saturday, April 4. Live from The Factory STL in St. Louis.

Presale begins March 3. Tickets on sale March 4.”

• Zaria Explains Why She Turned Heel On Last Night’s NXT

On this week’s NXT, Zaria turned heel on Sol Ruca and attacked Sol right before the NXT Women’s Championship match. Despite getting attacked, Sol decided to go ahead with the match anyway, which ended with Jacy Jayne hitting her finisher right away for the win.

A fan tweeted the following after the ZaRuca breakup:

“Zaria is not the villain in this story. Sol was the one who wanted Zaria to team with her from the beginning, and once Zaria finally let her guards down, Sol used her. Zaria did everything for Sol and not once did Sol do the same. Once Sol lost her titles, the real her came out.”

Zaria saw this tweet and replied: “Took the words right out of my mouth.”

She also tweeted: “Try and walk all over me now b*tch.”

Jacy tweeted the following about her quick victory: “Beat your fave in 6 seconds LMFAOOO”

Jayne will now defend the NXT Women’s Title against Zaria on next week’s NXT.

• Stephanie Vaquer Reacts To Her Boyfriend Becoming Champion In WWE

In the main event of last night’s NXT, Myles Borne defeated Ethan Page to win the NXT North American Championship. This was Borne’s first title win in WWE.

Borne’s real-life girlfriend, Women’s World Champion Stephanie Vaquer, wrote the following about it:

“I’m so proud of you because I truly know how hard you work day after day. You deserve this and so much more ❤️”

• Video of Brock Lesnar’s Son, Turk Lesnar, Goes Viral

A new video of Turk Lesnar is making the rounds online. The clip shows Brock Lesnar’s son in action during a hockey game, and fans have been quick to share it across social media. Many were impressed with his size, strength, and confidence on the ice, with some pointing out that he clearly shares his father’s athletic presence.

The video quickly gained traction among wrestling fans, who were surprised to see how much Turk has grown and how dominant he looks in his sport. While Brock Lesnar built his name in WWE and UFC, Turk is carving his own path in hockey.

After Brock’s daughter Mya Lesnar became popular on social media, it looks like it’s time for Turk to go viral as well!

• Ex-UFC Fighter Makes Unofficial WWE Debut (Photos)

Ulka Sasaki’s excursion to the United States has already included in-ring time under the WWE banner. The NOAH standout worked a dark match prior to the February 24 episode of NXT, squaring off against Channing “Stacks” Lorenzo before the live broadcast began.

Sasaki is currently spending time at the WWE Performance Center as part of his overseas developmental experience while remaining under contract to Pro Wrestling NOAH.

Ulka arrived in Florida shortly after wrapping up a strong run in Japan. Since debuting for NOAH in early 2024, he quickly climbed the ranks, capturing both the GHC National and GHC Tag Team Championships. His last match before heading abroad was a January 11 bout against Kenta.

Long before entering the wrestling ring, Sasaki built his name in mixed martial arts. He competed in major promotions including UFC (where he had 9 fights), along with Rizin and Shooto, compiling experience at the highest levels of the sport. He competed in MMA from 2010 to 2013 and has a record of 24-10-2.

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