| Season #1 | Season #2 | Season #3 | Season #4 | Season #5 |
NXT Season #1
February 23 - June 1, 2010 on Syfy
| Elimination | Rookie | Pro |
| Winner | Wade Barrett | Chris Jericho |
| 7 | David Otunga | R-Truth |
| 6 | Justin Gabriel | Matt Hardy |
| 5 | Heath Slater | Christian |
| 4 | Darren Young | CM Punk |
| 3 | Skip Sheffield | William Regal |
| 2 | Daniel Bryan | The Miz |
| 1 | Michael Tarver | Carlito |
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NXT Season #2
June 8 - August 31, 2010 on Syfy
| Elimination | Rookie | Pro |
| Winner | Kaval | Michelle McCool & Layla |
| 7 | Michael McGillicutty | Kofi Kingston |
| 6 | Alex Riley | The Miz |
| 5 | Husky Harris | Cody Rhodes |
| 4 | Percy Watson | MVP |
| 3 | Lucky Cannon | Mark Henry |
| 2 | Eli Cottonwood | John Morrison |
| 1 | Titus O’Neil | Zack Ryder |
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NXT Season #3
September 7 - November 30, 2010 on Syfy & WWE.com
| Elimination | Rookie | Pro |
| Winner | Kaitlyn | Vicki Guerrero |
| 5 | Naomi | Kelly Kelly |
| 4 | AJ | Primo |
| 3 | Aksana | Goldust |
| 2 | Maxine | Alicia Fox |
| 1 | Jamie | Brie & Nikki Bella |
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NXT Season #4
December 7, 2010 - March 1, 2011 on WWE.com
| Elimination | Rookie | Pro |
| Winner | Johnny Curtis | R-Truth |
| 5 | Brodus Clay | Ted DiBiase, Jr. & Maryse replaced by Alberto Del Rio & Ricardo Rodriguez |
| 4 | Derrick Bateman | Daniel Bryan |
| 3 | Byron Saxton | Chris Masters replaced by Dolph Ziggler & Vicki Guerrero |
| 2 | Conor O'Brian | Alberto Del Rio & Ricardo Rodriguez |
| 1 | Jacob Novak | Dolph Ziggler & Vicki Guerrero |
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NXT Season #5
March 8, 2011 - June 13, 2012 on Syfy & WWE.com
| Elimination | Rookie | Pro |
| x | Titus O'Neil | Hornswoggle |
| x | Darren Young | Chavo Guerrero |
| x | Derrick Bateman | Daniel Bryan |
| 4 | Conor O'Brien | Vladimir Kozlov |
| 3 | Lucky Cannon | Tyson Kidd |
| 2 | Bryan saxton | Yoshi tatsu |
| 1 | Jacob Novak | JTG |
Note: The season started off in similar fashion to the previous ones, but after a few months the
eliminations and coaching by the "pros" was discontinued and it became a normal wrestling show.
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