With a new fall season comes new recruits to the NXT Performance Center with some new signings seemingly poised to debut soon.
From existing indie wrestling stars who are set to bring their skills to NXT to several names that have already made house show debuts — there will be some exciting debuts on TV soon.
Here are eight WWE NXT signings that could be debuting soon.
8. Aigle Blanc
Announced on October 24 as the ‘newest rookie class’ in NXT, several indie wrestling talent from a recent UK tryout — Jaime Garcia (Zozaya), Mike Derudder (Mike D Vecchio) and Cyril Coquerelle (Aigle Blanc).
With WWE sharing the news of the arrival of the known indie names, also revealed was Nathan Cranton aka Nathan Angel from England as well as Dusan Novakovic. Novakovic is an MMA fighter from Serbia who will be making his start in pro wrestling in NXT.
Among those most poised to debut would be Blanc — perhaps under a new name but likely keeping his engaging character’s basics.
Keeping the mask, Blanc could join the ranks of impressive speed and strength amongst masked men in the Performance Center since the departures of Dragon Lee & Axiom.
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7. Shiloh Hill
Shiloh Hill finally captured victory on the A&E competition show WWE LFG after appearing on both season one and season two of the series.
Potentially able to quickly become a fan favorite, Hill is already competing in house shows with seemingly only a matter of time before he pops up on NXT TV.
Amassing a following of over 2.7 million across platforms, Hill has fans of professional wrestling and non-fans alike intrigued as he documents his purchases of potentially haunted items online.
A solid addition to the NXT roster when he does arrive, Hill could quickly become a top star on the brand.
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6. PJ Vasa
Runner up to women’s winner Dani Sekelsky on season two of the A&E competition reality series WWE LFG, Penina Tuilaepa has continued her WWE journey.
Already debuting at NXT house shows under her new moniker — PJ Vasa seems poised to make an official NXT debut sooner rather than later.
With her feisty attitude and hard hitting style, Vasa could be a great addition to the NXT women’s division and poised to become a solid on-screen character.
Already facing off against Kelani Jordan for the TNA Knockouts Championship at an NXT event, it seems PJ Vasa is a star to watch.
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5. Private Party
After dropping the AEW World Tag Team Championship to the Hurt Syndicate back in January 2025, Private Party (Macq Quen & Isiah Kassidy) never returned to AEW TV.
Seemingly awaiting the expiration of their current AEW contracts before being able to move on in their careers, Private Party could also be WWE bound.
With a gimmick that was enjoyed by fans and even includes an interactive entrance, the ‘home-grown’ AEW talent could end up being a great fit in NXT.
Able to join the rebuilding NXT tag team division at the perfect time, Private Party could go on to be a big piece of the storylines moving forward.
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4. Harlem Lewis
Another runner-up from WWE LFG seems to be continuing his journey with WWE as well in Harlem Lewis.
The runner-up on season two of the show from Team Booker T continues in active competition not only in NXT house shows but recently in Japan.
Competing alongside Charlie Dempsey in Pro Wrestling NOAH throughout the month of October, it could be that Lewis makes his return stateside sooner rather than later.
With Harlem Lewis the newest potential member of the No Quarter Catch Crew, their squad could continue to grow in 2026.
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3. Shady Elnahas
One recent recruit to NXT has already made his house show debut is Shady Elnahas, an Olympian Judoka from Canada.
Already seeing in-ring action against Dante Chen, he also recently competed in a dark match against Brooks Jensen at an NXT taping.
Seemingly poised to make a debut in the brand sooner rather than later, it would make total sense to see Shady Elnahas — albeit under a brand new WWE moniker — sometime in the near future.
Another pair of Olympians signed at the same time that could also see a debut soon —Francois Prinsloo, a discus thrower from South Africa and Aaron Fara, a Judoka from Austria who recently made his NXT in-ring debut at a house show.
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2. Dani Sekelsky
Dani Sekelsky was the women’s winner of WWE LFG season two.
It is therefore confirmed that she will be debuting on NXT TV very soon.
She did actually make a brief background appearance at Halloween Havoc, talking to her tag team partner Carlee Bright.
A protege of The Undertaker, even using the Hell’s Gate submission as her finisher, it’s only a matter of time before we see Sekelsky on NXT.
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1. Drake Morreaux
Drake Morreaux finished runner-up in season two of WWE LFG, losing out to Shiloh Hill.
However, Morreaux wouldn’t be out of place debuting on NXT some time soon, as he has a similar timeline and trajectory to Hill in terms of their debuts and in-ring experience.
Perhaps getting a run in Evolve first, Morreaux could be a name to look out for on WWE NXT going forward.
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