TNA is ready for their biggest show of the year in Bound For Glory (Oct. 11, 2026). Nic Nemeth defends the TNA World Championship against Leon Slater in the main event. The burning question is if Nemeth will pass the torch for Slater to become the youngest world champion in TNA history at the age of 22 years.
The PPV card has plenty of stars and fresh faces alike. Syx’s Joseph Sawyer and Samuel Shaw battle the Hardys in Falls Count Anywhere, Mickie James returns as special guest referee for the Knockouts Championship bout, Max Caster is coming for Moose, Shayna Baszler reunites with Zoey Serrano to break limbs, we are guaranteed to see a new X-Division champion, and more is on tap from Yuengling Center in Tampa, Florida.
The Bound For Glory PPV starts at 4:30 pm ET with the Hall of Fame pre-show at 4 pm ET. Bound For Glory can be viewed through TNA+ and other PPV providers.
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TNA BOUND FOR GLORY RESULTS FOR OCTOBER 11
Hall of Fame ceremony (pre-show)
Amazing Red was inducted by Frankie Kazarian. Red revealed that he will be wrestling in the X-Division Championship match tonight. Konnan was inducted by Mike Santana, who was introduced as NXT’s Cruz Montana. Konnan was not present and did not speak. ODB was inducted by Al Snow and Traci Brooks.
Bound For Glory PPV
Ricky Sosa defeated Eddie Edwards. Sosa banged offense early. Alisha Edwards interfered for a leaping tornado DDT on the floor. Eddie took control. Sosa rallied with high flying on a springboard cutter. Eddie regained control with the tiger driver. When Sosa kicked out, Eddie went for the Boston Knee Party. He ran into a Michinoku driver from Sosa. Alisha entered the ring. Sosa caught her dive to counter into the Blue Thunder Bang. Eddie blitzed to hit the Boston Knee Party as Sosa was seated on the mat, but Eddie was too concerned about his wife to go for the pin. In the end, Eddie missed on a moonsault. Sosa smashed two running uppercuts to win. Afterward, Eddie shook Sosa’s hand. Bang Bang, Sosa Sosa.
Leon Slater isn’t here to prove he belongs in Nic Nemeth’s world. Nemeth is now in Slater’s world. Slater is one win away from becoming the youngest TNA world champion of all-time.
TNA X-Division Championship: Amazing Red defeated Cedric Alexander, Fabian Aichner, Rich Swann, KC Navarro, BDE, and Ryan Nemeth to win the title. The belt was vacated by Leon Slater exercising Option C. Frantic pace of total non-stop action. Navarro had the win in his hand off Sliced Bread to Aichner, but Nemeth pulled the referee out of the ring to prevent the three-count. On the finish, Navarro battled his mentor for position on the turnbuckles. Red get the upper hand for an avalanche Spanish Fly. Red finished the job to win via Code Red to Navarro.
Still to come…
TNA World Championship: Nic Nemeth (c) vs. Leon Slater
Falls Count Anywhere: The Hardys vs. Syx
TNA Knockouts Championship: Xia Brookside (c) vs. Indi Hartwell with Mickie James as special guest referee
TNA International Championship: Mustafa Ali (c) vs. Jason Hotch vs. John Skyler vs. Agent Zero
Knockouts Tag Team Championship: Allie & Kiera Hogan (c) vs. Zoey Serrano & Shayna Baszler
Call Your Shot Gauntlet: #1 Trey Miguel, #20 Joe Alonzo, Frankie Kazarian, Avery Styles, & more
Moose vs. Max Caster
TNA! TNA! TNA!
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