At the start of Monday’s Raw, John Cena revealed that the Saturday Night’s Main Event card on December 13 will feature exhibition matches between WWE and NXT talent, framing it as a way of saying thank you to the fans and giving NXT wrestlers an opportunity to shine.

John Cena made a big announcement concerning WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event on December 13th. Not only will Cena have his last match at the event, but Cena announced that the evening will feature “exhibition matches” with main roster superstars issuing open challenges to the best that NXT has to offer.

Ridge Holland's WWE run is coming to a close this month after seven years with the company, and his departure does not appear to be on great terms. The 37-year

In a surprising twist, Joe Hendry and Thea Hail will face Ethan Page and Chelsea Green for the AAA Mixed Tag Team Titles at NXT Gold Rush. The stage is set for an explosive showdown!

WWE NXT's Hank and Tank are now the GHC Tag Team Champions after winning them at NOAH Star Navigation on November 8th.

Prior to his Intercontinental title win on Raw, Cena announced that on the December 13 edition of Saturday Night’s Main Event, WWE main roster stars will face off against NXT stars in a series of exhibition matches. According to Bryan Alvarez, that was an idea proposed by Cena himself.

WWE NXT builds homegrown talent into future superstars. However, these six former NXT Champs never received main roster glory.

While NXT has undergone significant changes over the years, there are specific individuals who have helped shape the brand into what it is today. NXT is firmly established in WWE history, and as the show focuses on a blend of young stars and TNA wrestlers, several wrestlers have changed the business forever in NXT.

Backstage speculation on who some o WWE's next main roster call-ups could be focuses on three names that are part of the NXT women's division