Lola Vice ascends to top of WWE NXT women's division, picking up women's title at Stand & Deliver

WWE NXT stars Tony D'Angelo, Ricky Saints, Sol Ruca and Jacy Jayne talk to Fox News Digital about Stand & Deliver being detached from WrestleMania weekend.

The top three women in WWE NXT vying for the women’s championship led off Stand & Deliver on Saturday in St. Louis, Missouri.

Jacy Jayne hoped to defend the NXT women’s title against Kendal Grey and Lola Vice.

In the end, it was Vice who was holding the NXT Women’s Championship.

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Lola Vice competes against Kendal Grey during NXT at The Theater at Madison Square Garden in New York on March 31, 2026. (Rich Freeda/WWE)

The match was fast-paced and featured hard-hitting action as all competitors tried to make quick work of each other.

Grey and Vice quickly picked up where they left off on Tuesday night. The two grappled for control and tried to get quick pins on each other after throwing Jayne out of the ring. No woman had the upper hand in the very beginning, but the match quickly moved outside the ring. Jayne threw Grey into the stairs while Vice hit a Meteora on the champ to take advantage.

Jayne came in with some momentum. She already defeated Grey and Vice in the past. She had her Toxic Influence stablemates, Fallon Henley and Lainey Reid, on the outside of the ring and in her corner. Grey also had the backing of Wren Sinclar, while Vice only had herself.

Jayne tried her darndest to keep it a one-on-one match, tossing either Grey or Vice out of the ring to keep the numbers even inside of it. She showed her veteran abilities often throughout the match.

Kendal Grey competes against Lola Vice during NXT at The Theater at Madison Square Garden in New York on March 31, 2026. (Rich Freeda/WWE)

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