It's time for TNA Bound For Glory 2026! Total Nonstop Action Wrestling's biggest pay-per-view event of the year is taking place at Yuengling Center in Tampa, Florida on Sunday, October 11, 2026.
The TNA Hall of Fame induction ceremony will begin at 4 p.m. ET, with the main pay-per-view now starting at 4:30 p.m. ET. Bound For Glory will air live on pay-per-view and TNA+.
This post here will be updated frequently throughout the show to reflect live coverage of TNA Bound For Glory, including all the match results, rundowns of the promos, and any other interesting or noteworthy things that take place. Keep refreshing for updates to find out all the winners and more!
Preview & Predictions for TNA Bound For Glory 2026:
On tap for Bound For Glory, Nic Nemeth defends the TNA World Championship against Leon Slater after Slater invoked Option C; Xia Brookside puts the TNA Knockouts World Championship on the line against Indi Hartwell; Mustafa Ali defends the TNA International Championship against former Order 4 allies Jason Hotch, John Skyler and Special Agent 0; Cedric Alexander, KC Navarro, Fabian Aichner, Rich Swann, Ryan Nemeth and BDE battle for the vacant TNA X-Division Championship; The Hardys face Syx in a No Disqualification Falls Count Anywhere Match; Ricky Sosa takes on Eddie Edwards; and Moose has issued an open challenge answered by Max Caster.
The 20-person Call Your Shot Gauntlet also returns with a future championship opportunity at stake. Among the announced entrants are Avery Styles, Frankie Kazarian, Bear Bronson, Elijah, Trey Miguel, AJ Francis, Harley Hudson, Joe Alonzo, Brian Myers, The Home Town Man, Vincent and Dutch. Trey Miguel will enter first, while Joe Alonzo has secured the final entry at #20.
Mickie James will also make a special appearance, while ODB, Amazing Red and Konnan will be inducted into the TNA Hall of Fame during the 4 p.m. ET induction ceremony. Additionally, TNA Knockouts World Tag Team Champions Allie and Kiera Hogan have challenged Zoey Serrano and a mystery partner to a title match, although that bout has not yet been officially added to the lineup.
Leon Slater winning the TNA World Championship depends on if he's re-signed with the company. If he has, he's got the belt in his hands.
I'd go with Indi Hartwell winning the Knockouts title, and there's a shot Mustafa Ali drops the international title, too.
For the new X-Division champion, let's go with Fabian Aichner on a random whim. Don't place any bets based on this prediction!
Syx beat The Hardys, as they're the new tag team to put over. Ricky Sosa beating Eddie Edwards for an "upset" sounds like a good Bound for Glory moment.
Avery Styles winning the Call Your Shot would sure be interesting, wouldn't it? But I'll say this is going to be one of those weird things where TNA goes with something dumb like The Home Town Man. I had thought Max Caster could pop up there, but since he's answering Moose's open challenge, I think he'll lose that.
Here are your results for TNA Bound For Glory 2026 - October 11, 2026:
- TNA Hall of Fame Ceremony: ODB, Amazing Red and Konnan were inducted into the TNA Hall of Fame during the pre-show. Frankie Kazarian inducted Amazing Red, Cruz Montana accepted Konnan's induction on his behalf, and Al Snow and Traci Brooks inducted ODB. During his speech, Amazing Red announced that he would be joining the X-Division Championship match later in the evening.
- Singles Match: Ricky Sosa defeated Eddie Edwards by pinfall after hitting two consecutive Headshot uppercuts. Alisha Edwards interfered during the match, but Sosa eventually caught her with a Blue Thunder Bomb. Eddie shook Sosa's hand after the match.
- Seven-Way Scramble Match for the vacant TNA X-Division Championship: Amazing Red defeated Cedric Alexander, KC Navarro, Fabian Aichner, Rich Swann, Ryan Nemeth and BDE by pinning Navarro to become the new champion. Red hit Navarro with a Spanish Fly followed by the Code Red to capture his first X-Division Championship in 16 years. Frankie Kazarian came out to congratulate him afterward.
- TNA Knockouts World Tag Team Championship Match: Shayna Baszler and Zoey Serrano defeated Allie and Kiera Hogan (c) by submission to win the titles. Baszler applied a sleeper hold to Allie to secure the victory.
- 21-Person Call Your Shot Gauntlet: Frankie Kazarian won by defeating Trey Miguel with a roll-up in the final two-person portion of the match. The match featured Trey Miguel, Avery Styles, Bear Bronson, Frankie Kazarian, Dutch, LJ Cleary, Gabby Forza, Matthew Rehwoldt, Heather by Elegance, Vincent, Harley Hudson, AJ Francis, Elijah, M by Elegance, The Home Town Man, Brian Myers, Mr. Elegance, Elayna Black, Jada Stone, Ben Bishop and Joe Alonzo. Styles made his TNA in-ring debut, Rehwoldt returned to action, and Bishop entered unexpectedly, bringing the total to 21 participants. Kazarian earned his third consecutive Call Your Shot victory and the right to challenge for a TNA championship of his choosing.
- Four-Way Match for the TNA International Championship: Jason Hotch defeated Mustafa Ali (c), John Skyler and Special Agent 0 by pinning Ali to win the title. Ali hit Hotch with a 450 Splash, but Hotch countered the pin attempt into a crucifix roll-up for the three-count. Earlier, Ali drove Special Agent 0 and Tasha Steelz through a table with another 450 Splash.
- Singles Match for the TNA Knockouts World Championship: Indi Hartwell defeated Xia Brookside (c) by pinfall to win the title. Mickie James served as special guest referee. Brookside slapped James during an argument, prompting James to strike her back. After both wrestlers used an exposed turnbuckle against each other, Hartwell connected with a top-rope elbow drop and Hurts Donut to become the new champion.
- Singles Match: Moose defeated Max Caster by pinfall following a spear. This was Caster's TNA in-ring debut. Moose helped Caster to his feet and shook his hand afterward.
- Backstage: Frankie Kazarian announced that he intended to use his Call Your Shot opportunity to challenge for the TNA World Tag Team Championship alongside Avery Styles.
- No Disqualification Falls Count Anywhere Match: Syx (Joseph Sawyer and Samuel Shaw) defeated The Hardys (Matt Hardy and Jeff Hardy) by pinfall. The fight spread throughout the arena, with Jeff Hardy hitting a Swanton Bomb from the stands to put Shaw through a table. As The Hardys attempted another attack through tables on the stage, Erick Redbeard made a surprise appearance and put both Matt and Jeff through tables. Redbeard helped Syx return the action to the ring, where Sawyer pinned Jeff Hardy. Santino Marella later announced that The Hardys would be in control of the following episode of TNA Impact.
- Singles Match for the TNA World Championship: Leon Slater defeated Nic Nemeth (c) by pinfall to become the new champion. Nemeth survived Slater's initial Swanton 450 and nearly retained after hitting Danger Zone. Slater fought back with a Blue Thunder Bomb, dove onto Nemeth outside the ring, and followed with a top-rope splash and another Swanton 450 for the victory. At 22 years old, Slater became the youngest TNA World Champion in company history.
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