WWE released full highlights from the July 28, 2026 [1] episode of NXT, marking the final broadcast before a major distribution change.

This transition represents a shift in how the developmental brand reaches its audience. The move to a new streaming partner alters the accessibility and visibility of the talent pipeline for the company's global audience.

The episode was filmed at the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida [2]. It featured prominent appearances by NXT Champion Tony D’Angelo, as well as Cruz Montana, and Izzi Dame [1]. The program was broadcast on The CW and ESPN Unlimited [2].

According to company schedules, the current broadcasting arrangement concludes this week. The program is scheduled to move to ESPN Unlimited starting August 4, 2026 [1]. This transition follows the conclusion of the July 28 [1] event, which served as the bridge to the new streaming era.

Highlights from the event showcase the current state of the roster as they prepare for the platform migration. The content focuses on the ongoing storylines involving the championship, and the rising stars within the Performance Center [1].

WWE has not detailed changes to the production schedule accompanying the move to ESPN Unlimited. The company continues to utilize the Orlando facility as the primary hub for NXT operations [2].

“The program is scheduled to move to ESPN Unlimited starting August 4, 2026.”

The migration of NXT to ESPN Unlimited suggests a strategic pivot toward a more sports-centric distribution model. By aligning the developmental brand more closely with a dedicated sports network, WWE likely aims to increase the athletic legitimacy of its prospects while leveraging ESPN's existing infrastructure to reach a broader demographic of sports fans.