Bryan Alvarez of F4WOnline.com recently reported that WWE is going to allow NXT "to work select indies going forward" but this has been denied by Shawn Michaels during the Vengeance Day post-show media call. Michaels said that Ivy Nile appearing for Booker T’s Reality of Wrestling event is a one-shot deal. Michaels said:

“As of right now, that was honestly a one-shot deal. Booker has obviously been very good to us here. It was something that he asked and we obviously wanted to help him out with that. As of right now, there is no talk of any of that, to my knowledge. Right now, that was just us helping Booker out with the show and doing what we could to see if we could help. Right now, to the best of my knowledge, it is just a one-shot deal for now.” 

On Wrestling Observer Radio, Dave Meltzer further commented on the situation:

“Ivy Nile is going to work a show in a couple of weeks for Booker T’s Reality Of Wrestling. Shawn Michaels actually said it’s a one-time thing. What I understand as far as Reality Of Wrestling, they expect to get some NXT stars from time to time. Bryan is basically correct, that there are several companies that are talked to, with the idea that they may be able to get NXT stars, but the Booker T thing has to go well. If it goes well, there are other companies and I think they are targeting companies that are close to AEW and see what they can do.”

WOR: Dave Meltzer notes that WWE is going to allow NXT talent to appear at select independent shows on a case by case basis.https://t.co/mYdKSjV7fm pic.twitter.com/R0rjy4OwXk

, Wrestling Observer (@WONF4W) February 5, 2023