WWE NXT Preview (February 17, 2026): Match card, start time & where to watch
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Tony D’Angelo will return to in-ring action this week on WWE NXT.
This Tuesday, WWE NXT rolls into another pivotal chapter ahead of the highly anticipated February 24 show. Although next week’s show has been moved from Center Stage in Atlanta back to the Performance Center due to logistical challenges, anticipation remains high.
The excitement is expected to reach its peak on the February 17 episode, where two No. 1 contenders matches have been announced, along with other matches.
Lola Vice will battle Kelani Jordan in singles axtion, following the attack by Jordan during last week’s show, as the two look to write another chapter in their feud.
A Fatal Four-Way bout between The Vanity Project (Brad Baylor & Ricky Smokes), Hank & Tank (Hank Walker & Tank Ledger), OTM (Bronco Nima & Lucien Price), and The Culling (Shawn Spears & Niko Vance) is announced for the show.
The winning team will earn a title opportunity against the current Champions, DarkState (Osiris Griffin & Saquon Shugars), at NXT’s February 24 edition. The match was initially set as a Triple Threat, but The Vanity Project was added after The Vanity Project picked up a victory over Hank & Tank.
On the other hand, the Speed Tournament reaches its climax next week as Elio LeFleur goes head-to-head with Eli Knight in the finals.
Elsewhere on the card, Ethan Page will be defending the NXT North American title against Shiloh Hill, while Tony D’Angelo, in his in-ring return, will take on Cutler James of DarkState.
Announced matches for WWE NXT (February 17, 2026)
- Lola Vice vs Kelani Jordan
- Hank & Tank vs OTM vs The Vanity Project vs The Culling – NXT Tag Team Championship #1 Contenders match
- Elio LeFleur vs Eli Knight – WWE Men’s Speed Championship #1 Contenders match
- Ethan Page (c) vs Shiloh Hill – NXT North American Championship match
- Tony D’Angelo vs Cutler James
| Country/Region | Time | Telecast |
| United States | Tuesday – 8 PM ET / 7 PM CT / 5 PM PT | CW Network |
| Canada | Tuesday – 8 PM ET | Netflix & CW Network (via Canadian providers) |
| United Kingdom & Ireland | Wednesday – 1 AM GMT | Netflix |
| India | Wednesday – 6:30 AM IST | Netflix |
| Saudi Arabia | Wednesday – 4 AM AST | Netflix |
| Australia | Wednesday – 11 AM AEST / 12 AM AEDT | Netflix |
| Mexico | Tuesday – 7 PM CST | Netflix |
| France | Wednesday – 2 AM CET | Netflix |
| Brazil | Tuesday – 10 PM BRT | Netflix |
| Bangladesh | Wednesday – 07 AM BST | Sony Sports Network |
| Singapore | Wednesday – 09 AM SGT | Netflix |
| China | Wednesday – 09 AM CST | iQIYI |
| Nigeria | Wednesday – 02 AM WAT | SuperSport & Showmax |
| South Africa | Wednesday – 3 AM SAST | SuperSport & Showmax |
| Germany | Wednesday – 2 AM CET | ProSieben Maxx |
When and where does WWE NXT take place on February 17, 2026?
WWE NXT airs Tuesday, February 17, 2026, live from the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida.
How can fans watch WWE NXT live?
WWE NXT airs live on CW Network in the United States and is available to stream internationally on Netflix and selected regional platforms.
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