The CW Network’s premiere episode of WWE NXT will air live tonight from the AllState Arena in Chicago, IL. Fightful Select is reporting that a new silver and black NXT logo is set to debut on tonight’s show.

Cora Jade is back in WWE NXT. Jade made her surprise return to the promotion on Tuesday’s CW premiere episode, aiding Roxanne Perez in her NXT Women’s title defense over Giulia.

The show is scheduled to start at 8 p.m. EST and will be broadcast on the CW Network. Fans looking to watch can do so through FuboTV, which offers a free trial and $30 off your first month, or DirecTV Stream, which also offers a free trial. SlingTV doesn’t offer a free trial but does have other promotional offers available.

It's finally time for WWE NXT to move into a new era on The CW, and if you're going to start a brand new era, it's fitting that you also adopt a brand new look. It was quickly apparent from the first episode that WWE had indeed freshened things up,

WWE NXT’s debut on The CW network featured a reunion of Triple H and Shawn Michaels, exciting fans with nostalgic memories of DX. The event unveiled new championship belts and saw Trick Williams capturing the NXT Championship,

On YouTube TV: The following two episodes of WWE NXT, the first two on the CW, are listed with the TV-14 rating. As you can see here, the show is listed as TV-PG in past episodes on the USA Network. pic.twitter.com/t3CDgYSBDm

WWE NXT is back on Oct. 1, now with a new home on The CW. Although it moved channels, the series is still the best way to follow up-and-coming wrestling superstars from Trick Williams to Roxanne Perez to Oba Femi.

A new star is heading to NXT. Before the main event of Tuesday’s show, a vignette aired featuring a red-headed woman walking down a crossroads on a deserted highway. Signs seen during the vignette showed the numbers 10 and 27.