IWE Tuesday Night NXT

==Seasons 1==
IWE NXT 	IWE NXT 	IWE NXT 	IWE NXT
Season 1 	Season 1 	Season 1 	Season 1
Broadcast from 	February 23, 2010 – June 1, 2010	February 23, 2010 – June 1, 2010	February 23, 2010 – June 1, 2010
Host(s) 	Matt Striker 	Matt Striker 	Matt Striker
Broadcaster 	SyFy 	SyFy 	SyFy
No. of episodes	15 	15 	15
Winner 	Winner 	Winner 	Winner
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Daniel Gonzalez, winner of season 1.	
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Daniel Gonzalez, winner of season 1.	
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Daniel Gonzalez, winner of season 1.	
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Daniel Gonzalez, winner of season 1.
Name 	Daniel Gonzalez 	Daniel Gonzalez 	Daniel Gonzalez
Hometown 	Manchester, England 	Manchester, England 	Manchester, England
Pro(s) 	Kris McGowan 	Kris McGowan 	Kris McGowan
Runner-up 	Runner-up 	Runner-up 	Runner-up
David Mahrt 	David Mahrt 	David Mahrt 	David Mahrt
The first season of NXT began airing on SyFy on February 23, 2010 and ended on June 1, 2010. The majority of the season 1 cast was revealed a week before the premiere on the series finale of XCW. However, beofre the season premiere aired, Kyle Kallin's Pro was changed with William Kapphan replacing the announced Mikhail Schmalzried.
Near the end of the season, several changes were made to the original plan of the format. The season was shortened from the planned 17 episodes to 15 episodes. In the first elimination episode on May 11, both Shane Huffman and Dan were eliminated by IWE Management and removed from that night's pros' Poll after both made comments about wanting to be voted off. The show ended with three eliminations, with Kallin ranked last in the Poll. Michael Ferry was released on May 21 for refusing rehab after violating IWE's Wellness Program. Subsequent Pro's Polls were held without him for the rest of the season.
The winner of season 1 was Daniel Gonzalez, who began performing on the Meltdown brand. Immediately after the conclusion of season 1, the Rookies were used in a storyline that had them forming an alliance called the Nexus. Led by Gonzalez, the group invaded the Meltdown show in an attempt to gain IWE contracts for the losers of NXT season 1. The invasion consisted of the group attacking then IWE Champion Dustin Simpson as well as other wrestlers and IWE personnel. Dan was (legitimately) released from his contract when he strangled ring announcer Justin Roberts with Roberts' tire during the first ambush, which IWE reportedly felt was too violent for the TV-PG programming. His release was put in a storyline, where the rest of the NXT rookies kicked him out of the group for showing remorse for his actions and declared he wouldn't be seen in the IWE ever again. The group were eventually all signed to Meltdown, but continued their disruption of the show, including an attack on IWE Chairman ???. Dan eventually returned to IWE two months later at SummerSlam, when he became the suprise seventh member of Team IWE in a seven-on-seven elimination tag team match against The Nexus
==Season 1: Contestents==
Rookies 	Pros 	Wins	Losses	Status
Daniel Gonzalez	Kris McGowan 	8 	5 	Winner
David Mahrt 	Blake Wheeler 	6 	5 	Eliminated (Week 15)
Jeremiah Garcia	Matt Hooper 	7 	4 	Eliminated (Week 15)
Devin Keller 	Jared Hunt 	5 	6 	Eliminated (Week 14)
Aaron Kelly 	Justin Eldridge	7 	4 	Eliminated (Week 13)
Steven Larson 	William Kapphan	2 	5 	Eliminated (Week 12)
Kody Brown 	Joe Smith 	0 	10 	Eliminated (Week 12)
Eli Eason 	Michael Ferry 	1 	7 	Eliminated (Week 12)
==Season 1: Poll Results==
Rookie 	Week 6	Week 12 	Week 13	Week 14	Week 15	Week 15
Daniel Gonzalez	2nd 	1st 	1st 	1st 	1st 	1st
David Mahrt 	5th 	2nd 	2nd 	2nd 	2nd 	2nd
Jeremiah Garcia	3rd 	3rd 	4th 	3rd 	3rd 	
Devin Keller 	4th 	4th 	3rd 	4th 	 	
Aaron Kelly 	8th 	5th 	5th 	 	 	
Steven Larson 	6th 	6th 	 	 	 	
Kody Brown 	1st 	Eliminated by Management	 	 	 	
Eli Eason 	7th 	Eliminated by Management	 	 	 	
Eliminated 	N/A 	Larson, Brown, Eason 	Kelly 	Keller 	Garcia 	Mahr
==Season 2==
IWE NXT 	IWE NXT 	IWE NXT 	IWE NXT
Season 2 	Season 2 	Season 2 	Season 2
Broadcast from 	June 8, 2010 – August 31, 2010	June 8, 2010 – August 31, 2010	June 8, 2010 – August 31, 2010
Host(s) 	Matt StrikerAshley Valence 	Matt StrikerAshley Valence 	Matt StrikerAshley Valence
Broadcaster 	SyFy 	SyFy 	SyFy
No. of episodes	13 	13 	13
Winner 	Winner 	Winner 	Winner
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Lucas, winner of season 2.	
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Lucas, winner of season 2.	
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Lucas, winner of season 2.	
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Lucas, winner of season 2.
Name 	Lucas 	Lucas 	Lucas
Hometown 	Brooklyn, New York 	Brooklyn, New York 	Brooklyn, New York
Pro(s) 	LehrSon
(Victoria & Amanda Johnson)	LehrSon
(Victoria & Amanda Johnson)	LehrSon
(Victoria & Amanda Johnson)
Runner-up 	Runner-up 	Runner-up 	Runner-up
Kooper McAlmond	Kooper McAlmond 	Kooper McAlmond 	Kooper McAlmond
The second season of NXT started on June 8, 2010 and ended on August 31, 2010. The season 2 cast was revealed on the first season finale on June 1, 2010. The season was originally planned to last twelve weeks. However, it was later extended to thirteen weeks. In this season, the polls were different as rankings were be based half on Pro votes and half on votes from fans via IWE's official website.
The first poll was shown in Week 3. Originally, the polls format was set to match season 1, with a non-elimination poll followed by weekly elimination polls three weeks later. However, the first poll was made a surprise elimination round on the night a second elimination poll held four weeks later instead
The winner of the season was Lucas Fradette
====Season 2: NXT Standings====
Rookie 	Pro(s) 	Wins	Losses	Status
Brian Hosmer 	Joe Smith 	5 	4 	Eliminated (Week 13)
Tom Clinch 	Joe Linderman 	2 	2 	Eliminated (Week 8)
Wes Helbusch 	Mark Semmler 	4 	4 	Eliminated (Week 11)
Lucas Fradette 	Victoria & Amanda 	3 	6 	Winner
Hunter Marshall	Steven Larson 	3 	5 	Eliminated (Week 10)
Cooper McAlmond	Jose Serrano 	6 	4 	Eliminated (Week 13)
Jake Flaherty 	Mikhail Schmalzried	3 	4 	Eliminated (Week 11)
Tyler Rask 	Zack Nuss 	0 	3 	Eliminated (Week 4)
==Season 2: Poll Results==
Rookie 	
'Week 4'(June 29)	
Week 8
(July 27)	Week 10
(August 10)	Week 11
(August 17)'	Week 13
(August 31)'
Lucas Fradette 	1st 	2nd 	1st 	Safe 	1st
Cooper McAlmond	3rd 	1st 	2nd 	Safe 	2nd
Brian Hosmer 	4th 	3rd 	5th 	Safe 	3rd
Wes Helbusch 	7th 	6th 	4th 	4th 	
Jake Flaherty 	2nd 	4th 	3rd 	5th 	
Hunter Marshall	5th 	5th 	6th 	 	
Tom Clinch 	6th 	7th 	 	 	
Tyler Rask 	8th 	 	 	 	
Eliminated 	Rask	Clinch	Marshall	Helbusch & Flaherty	McAlmond & Hosmer
==Season 3==
IWE NXT 	IWE NXT 	IWE NXT 	IWE NXT
Season 3 	Season 3 	Season 3 	Season 3
Broadcast from 	September 7, 2010 – November 30, 2010	September 7, 2010 – November 30, 2010	September 7, 2010 – November 30, 2010
Host(s) 	Matt Striker 	Matt Striker 	Matt Striker
Broadcaster 	SyFy (September 7–28, 2010)
Webcast (October 5 – November 30, 2010)	SyFy (September 7–28, 2010)
Webcast (October 5 – November 30, 2010)	SyFy (September 7–28, 2010)
Webcast (October 5 – November 30, 2010)
No. of episodes	13 	13 	13
Winner 	Winner 	Winner 	Winner
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Alicia, winner of season 3.	
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Alicia, winner of season 3.	
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Alicia, winner of season 3.	
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Alicia, winner of season 3.
Name 	Alica 	Alica 	Alica
Hometown 	Houston, Texas 	Houston, Texas 	Houston, Texas
Pro(s) 	Lynn Lehr 	Lynn Lehr 	Lynn Lehr
Runner-up 	Runner-up 	Runner-up 	Runner-up
Naomi 	Naomi 	Naomi 	Naomi
The third season of NXT is set to start on September 7, 2010. The season 3 cast was revealed on the second season finale on August 31, 2010 and was also revealed to be a Diva-exclusive edition. This will be the second contest produced by IWE to find a new Diva, the first being the IWE Diva Search held between 2003 and 2007. The NXT series currently scheduled to leave its Tuesday timeslot on September 28, and air its final episode on Syfy on October 1 as a lead-in to the Syfy debut of Fusion. However, it is not yet known how long the third season will last and as of September 2010, no announcement has been made regarding a future channel for the show.
==Season 3: Contestants==
Rookies 	Pros 	Wins	Losses	Status
Alicia Rameriz 	Lynn Lehr 	2 	4 	Winner
Allison Haunthausen	Katie Barnhart 	5 	3 	Eliminated (Week 13)
Ciarra White 	Kassi Austin 	1 	4 	Eliminated (Week 9)
Vanessa Cultz 	David Ferry 	6 	2 	Eliminated (Week 12)
Lyndsie 	James Thomas 	2 	5 	Eliminated (Week 11)
Miranda Downing 	Gozelanski Twins(Crystal & Tierney)	2 	0 	Eliminated (Week 5)
==Poll Results==
Rookie Divas	Week 5
(October 5) 	Week 9
(November 2) 	Week 11
(November 16) 	Week 12
(November 23)	Week 12
(November 30)
Alicia 	Immune(3 Challenge Wins) 	Safe(2 Challenge Wins) 	Safe(1 Challenge) 	Safe 	Winner
Allison 	Safe (2 Challenge Wins) 	Immune(3 Challenge Wins) 	Safe(2 Challenge) 	Safe 	Eliminated
Vanessa 	
Safe
(3 Challenge Wins) 	Safe(2 Challenge Wins) 	Immune(1 Challenge) 	Eliminated	
Lyndsie 	Safe(1 Challenge Wins) 	Safe(0 Challenge Wins) 	Eliminated(0 Challenge)	 	
Ciarra 	Safe(0 Challenge Wins) 	Eliminated(1 Challenge Wins)	 	 	
Miranda 	Eliminated(1 Challenge Wins)	 	 	 	
Eliminated 	Miranda 	Ciarra 	Lyndsie 	Vanessa 	Allison
==Season 4==
IWE NXT 	IWE NXT 	IWE NXT 	IWE NXT
Season 4 	Season 4 	Season 4 	Season 4
Broadcast from 	December 7, 2010 – March 1, 2011	December 7, 2010 – March 1, 2011	December 7, 2010 – March 1, 2011
Host(s) 	Matt Striker 	Matt Striker 	Matt Striker
Broadcaster 	Webcast 	Webcast 	Webcast
No. of episodes	13 	13 	13
Winner 	Winner 	Winner 	Winner
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Bradlee Woehl, winner of season 4.	
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Bradlee Woehl, winner of season 4.	
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Bradlee Woehl, winner of season 4.	
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Bradlee Woehl, winner of season 4.
Name 	Bradlee Woehl 	Bradlee Woehl 	Bradlee Woehl
Hometown 	Westbrook, Maine 	Westbrook, Maine 	Westbrook, Maine
Pro(s) 	Blake Wheeler 	Blake Wheeler 	Blake Wheeler
Runner-up 	Runner-up 	Runner-up 	Runner-up
Aaron Jewels 	Aaron Jewels 	Aaron Jewels 	Aaron Jewels
The fourth season of NXT is set to start on December 7, 2010. Returning to the male-orientated format of the first two seasons, the season 4 cast was revealed on the third season finale on November 30, 2010.
==Contestants==
Rookie 	Current/FinalPro(s) 	InitialPro(s) 	Wins	Losses	Status
Bradlee Woehl 	Blake Wheeler 	Blake Wheeler 	3 	7 	Winner
Aaron Jewels 	James Marlenand Ricardo Rodriguez	The Million Dollar Couple(Kyle Johnson and Riley)	7 	3 	Eliminated (Week 13)
Derrick Reich 	Kody Brown 	Kody Brown 	3 	6 	Eliminated (Week 12)
Fred Collins 	Nick Kesslerand Lynn Lehr 	James 	3 	6 	Eliminated (Week 10)
Jarrett Graber	James Marlen and Ricardo Rodiguez	James Marlen and Ricardo Rodiguez 	3 	1 	Eliminated (Week 7)
Chris Monteith	James 	Nick Kesslerand Lynn Lehr 	1 	2 	Eliminated (Week 5)
==Poll Results==
Rookie 	Week 5(January 4) 	Week 7(January 18) 	Week 10(February 8) 	Week 12(February 22) 	Week 13(March 1)
Bradlee Woehl 	Immune(5 immunity points) 	Safe(0 immunity points) 	Immune(3 immunity points) 	Safe(3 immunity points) 	Winner
Aaron Jewels 	Safe(0 immunity points) 	Safe(0 immunity points) 	Safe(3 immunity points) 	Immune(8 immunity points) 	Eliminated
Derrick Reich 	Safe(3 immunity points) 	Immune(8 immunity points) 	Safe(2 immunity points) 	Eliminated(0 immunity points)	
Fred Collins 	Safe(1 immunity point) 	Safe(0 immunity points) 	Eliminated(2 immunity points)	 	
Jarrett Graber	Safe(4 immunity points) 	Eliminated(0 immunity points)	 	 	
Chris Montieth	Eliminated(1 immunity point)	 	 	 	
==NXT Redemption==
IWE NXT 	IWE NXT 	IWE NXT 	IWE NXT
NXT Redemption 	NXT Redemption 	NXT Redemption 	NXT Redemption
Broadcast from 	March 8, 2011 – Ongoing 	March 8, 2011 – Ongoing 	March 8, 2011 – Ongoing
Host(s) 	Matt StrikerRiley 	Matt StrikerRiley 	Matt StrikerRiley
Broadcaster 	Webcast 	Webcast 	Webcast
No. of episodes	2 (as of March 15, 2011)	2 (as of March 15, 2011)	2 (as of March 15, 2011)
NXT Redemption, the fifth season of NXT, started on March 8, 2011. The season consists of six chosen Rookies from seasons 1, 2 and 4 returning to compete for a spot in the sixth season of NXT. Immunity and the immunity points system have been replaced in this season with a "redemption point" system, where in the result of a tie at the bottom place between the Pros' poll and the fan vote, the person with the most redemption points avoids elimination.
====Contestants====
Rookie 	Pro 	Past season	Wins	Losses
Fred Collins 	Park McKinnon	Season 4 	0 	1
Jarrett Graber 	Jake Wilson 	Season 4 	0 	1
Aaron Kelly 	Josh Nuss 	Season 1 	2 	0
Chris Monteith 	Luke 	Season 4 	0 	1
Hunter Marshall	Tyson Booth 	Season 2 	1 	1
Tyler Rask 	Hornswoggle 	Season 2 	1 	0
====Poll results====
Rookie 	Round 1(TBA)
Fred Collins 	TBD(0 redemption points)
Jarrett Graber 	TBD(0 redemption points)
Aaron Kelly 	TBD(3 redemption points)
Chris Monteith 	TBD(0 redemption points)
Hunter Marshall	TBD(0 redemption points)
Tyler Rask 	TBD(5 redemption points)
==On-Air Personalities==
===Host===
Host 	Dates
Matt Striker 	February 23, 2010–present
Ashley Valence	June 22, 2010 - August 31, 2010
===Commentators===
Commentators 	Dates
Michael Cole and Josh Mathews 	February 23, 2010 – September 13, 2010September 28, 2010 – November 30, 2010
Josh Mathews, Michael Cole and Justin Eldridge	September 21, 2010
Todd Grisham and Josh Matthews 	December 7, 2010–present
===Ring Announcers===
Ring Announcers	Dates
Savannah 	February 23, 2010 – June 1, 2010
Jamie Keyes 	June 8, 2010 – August 24, 2010
Tony Chimel 	August 31, 2010 – November 30, 2010
Justin Roberts 	December 7, 2010 – present