NXT Stand and Deliver 2026 Global Start Times US, UK, Australia and more
NXT Stand and Deliver 2026 goes down on Saturday, April 4, and whether you’re watching from the East Coast, the West Coast, or across the Atlantic, you need to know exactly when to tune in. Here’s the complete global time zone breakdown, full confirmed match card, and everything you need to know.
Event Overview
NXT Stand and Deliver 2026 takes place at The Factory at The District in St. Louis (Chesterfield), Missouri. This is the sixth annual Stand and Deliver event and marks a massive historical milestone, it is the first Stand and Deliver held outside of WrestleMania weekend, standing fully on its own as NXT’s flagship premium live event.
Global Start Times
NXT Stand and Deliver 2026 kicks off at 7 PM ET / 4 PM PT on Saturday, April 4. Use the table below to lock in your local time.
| Region / Time Zone | Start Time |
|---|---|
| Eastern Time (EST) | 7:00 PM Saturday |
| Central Time (CST) | 6:00 PM Saturday |
| Pacific Time (PST) | 4:00 PM Saturday |
| Mountain Time (MST) | 5:00 PM Saturday |
| United Kingdom (GMT+1 / BST) | Midnight Saturday/Sunday (00:00) |
| Central Europe (CET/CEST) | 1:00 AM Sunday |
| Arabia Standard Time | 2:00 AM Sunday |
| India (IST) | 4:30 AM Sunday |
| China / Singapore (CST/SGT) | 7:00 AM Sunday |
| Australia — AEDT (Sydney) | 9:00 AM Sunday |
| Japan (JST) | 8:00 AM Sunday |
UK fans note: with British Summer Time active from March 30, the show starts at midnight BST, carrying over into the early hours of Sunday, April 5.
Current Match Card
Here’s every confirmed match heading into the event thus far:
| Match | Title / Stipulation |
|---|---|
| Joe Hendry (c) vs. Ricky Saints vs. Tony D’Angelo vs. Ethan Page | NXT Championship – Fatal 4-Way |
| Myles Borne (c) vs. Johnny Gargano | NXT North American Championship |
| Jacy Jayne (c) vs. TBD | NXT Women’s Championship |
| The Vanity Project – Brad Baylor & Ricky Smokes (c) vs. TBD | NXT Tag Team Championship |
The NXT Women’s Championship challenger will be determined by the Lola Vice vs. Kendal Grey match on Tuesday’s NXT TV, making that episode required viewing before the big show. The Tag Team Championship match will see Baylor and Smokes defend against the winners of a tournament, with Birthright (Channing Lorenzo and Uriah Connors) competing in the finals against Bravo and Rayo. Celebrity guest Sexyy Red is also confirmed to appear.
Why This Stand and Deliver Is Historic
The decision to decouple Stand and Deliver from WrestleMania weekend is a bold brand-building move by WWE. Previously held in WrestleMania host cities since 2021, from Tampa to Dallas, Hollywood, Philadelphia, and Las Vegas, NXT now gets its own standalone premium event date, no longer sharing the spotlight with the main roster.
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