NXT and AAA will rule the day on August 30 and the dual show planned for the Bert Ogden Arena in Edinburg, Texas might wind up as one of the biggest pro wrestling highlights of the month. Who’s facing who on the Heatwave and Ola de Calor card? How and when can you watch? Let’s talk wrestling.
NXT Heatwave and Ola de Calor Key Facts
- Date: Sunday, Aug. 30, 2026
- Venue: Bert Ogden Arena, Edinburg, Texas
- Ola de Calor: 12 p.m. ET, AAA
- NXT Heatwave: 3 p.m. ET, WWE NXT
- Announced Heatwave matches: 2
- Announced Ola de Calor matches: 0
- Also that day: AEW All In, Wembley Stadium
What Is The Full NXT Heatwave And Ola de Calor Card?
Two matches are official. The NXT Championship has no challenger, and Ola de Calor has no announced matches at all.
NXT Heatwave
Ola de Calor
Both cards should fill in across the next two Tuesdays.
When Are NXT Heatwave And Ola de Calor, And What Time Do They Start?
All times Eastern. Both shows run against AEW All In at Wembley Stadium, a $49.99 pay-per-view. Ola de Calor is the only one of the three that costs nothing, and that’s the one that runs at the exact same time as AEW’s All In. That is not a mistake.
- Sunday, Aug. 30 — Bert Ogden Arena, Edinburg, Texas
- Ola de Calor: 12 p.m.
- NXT Heatwave: 3 p.m.
How Can You Watch NXT Heatwave And Ola de Calor?
The two shows split broadcasters.
- NXT Heatwave: The CW and ESPN Unlimited in the United States, Netflix internationally
- Ola de Calor: Fox in Latin America, YouTube and Facebook everywhere else
Ola de Calor is free to watch outside Latin America.
When Is Zilla Fatu’s First Match In WWE?
Zilla Fatu made his first WWE appearance on the August 11 episode of NXT. It was so great to see him finally land with WWE and I’m rooting for him as much as I have any young superstar who has found their way there. He attacked Grayson Waller and Cruz Montana, thereby blowing up the No. 1 Contenders match. Fatu could have his first match on an episode of NXT on August 18 or even August 25, but I’m expecting a Fatal 4-Way at Heatwave with Fatu battling Waller, Montana and the champion Tony D’Angelo.
Jason Powell reached the same four-way conclusion at Pro Wrestling Dot Net.
Will Roman Reigns Show Up at Ola de Calor?
It’s a longshot, but with the final for the tournament to face Reigns set for the day after the PLE, WWE could drive even more viewers to the August 31 episode of Raw that will determine the OTC’s next title challenger.
Reigns is announced for Raw on August 17 and August 31, not for Edinburg.