WWE NXT Start Time Tonight (07-07-2026)
WWE NXT will be airing tonight on the CW at 8 p.m. Eastern, running two hours to an approximate 10 p.m. ET finish.
Kendal Grey will be defending her NXT Women’s Championship against Nattie, there will be a four-way match for a shot at the NXT Tag Team Titles (“OTM” Lucien Price and Bronco Nima vs. Uriah Connors and Channing Lorenzo vs. Sean Legacy and Dorian Van Dux vs. Osiris Griffin and Cutler James), there will also be a four way to get a shot at the NXT Women’s North American Championship (Izzi Dame vs. Lizzy Rain vs. Thea Hail vs. Lala Diggs) and Shiloh Hill takes on Niko Vance.
What time is WWE NXT tonight?
Here are the global start times for tonight’s episode of WWE NXT from the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida:
| Region | Timezone | Local start time |
|---|---|---|
| US East Coast | Eastern (EDT) | 8:00 PM, Tue Jul 7 |
| US Central | Central (CDT) | 7:00 PM, Tue Jul 7 |
| US Mountain | Mountain (MDT) | 6:00 PM, Tue Jul 7 |
| US West Coast | Pacific (PDT) | 5:00 PM, Tue Jul 7 |
| Alaska | Alaska (AKDT) | 4:00 PM, Tue Jul 7 |
| Hawaii | Hawaii (HST) | 2:00 PM, Tue Jul 7 |
| Atlantic Canada | Atlantic (ADT) | 9:00 PM, Tue Jul 7 |
| Newfoundland | Newfoundland (NDT) | 9:30 PM, Tue Jul 7 |
| Brazil / Argentina | BRT / ART | 9:00 PM, Tue Jul 7 |
| UK & Ireland | British Summer Time (BST) | 1:00 AM, Wed Jul 8 |
| Western Europe | Central European (CEST) | 2:00 AM, Wed Jul 8 |
| Eastern Europe | Eastern European (EEST) | 3:00 AM, Wed Jul 8 |
| South Africa | SAST | 2:00 AM, Wed Jul 8 |
| Gulf / UAE | Gulf (GST) | 4:00 AM, Wed Jul 8 |
| Pakistan | PKT | 5:00 AM, Wed Jul 8 |
| India | India (IST) | 5:30 AM, Wed Jul 8 |
| China / Singapore / Philippines | CST / SGT / PHT | 8:00 AM, Wed Jul 8 |
| Western Australia | AWST | 8:00 AM, Wed Jul 8 |
| Japan | Japan (JST) | 9:00 AM, Wed Jul 8 |
| Central Australia | ACST | 9:30 AM, Wed Jul 8 |
| Eastern Australia | AEST | 10:00 AM, Wed Jul 8 |
| New Zealand | NZST | 12:00 PM, Wed Jul 8 |
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