TNA iMPACT Results – September 10, 2026

TNA iMPACT Results – September 10, 2026

TNA Wrestling presented the September 10, 2026 edition of TNA iMPACT! on AMC, taped from the CAA Centre in Brampton, Ontario, Canada.

Elayna Black vs. Heather by Elegance (w/ Mr. Elegance & The Concierge)

Elayna Black established early control off the top rope, knocking Heather by Elegance out to the floor. Heather scrambled under the ring to gain an advantage, allowing Mr. Elegance to distract Black so Heather could trip her up through the ring apron. Following a crossbody off the ring post, Heather tossed Black back inside and kept the pressure on with clubbing strikes and stomps. Heather locked in a modified octopus stretch to wear down Black’s arm, but Black powered out and dropped her with a Samoan Drop. Black rallied with a series of clotheslines, a running knee strike to the skull, and a suplex. Black attempted the Blackout, but Heather kicked at the arm to escape. Heather scaled the turnbuckles, but Black dodged the incoming attack and executed the Blackout for the pinfall victory.

Winner: Elayna Black

Backstage Segment: Ryan Nemeth

Gia Miller interviewed Ryan Nemeth backstage, who claimed he was the victim of a heinous assault the previous week. Nemeth stated that his brother, Nic Nemeth, acted as a master detective and deduced that Matt Hardy was behind the attack. When pressed for evidence, Ryan admitted he did not see or hear Hardy, but maintained he was certain of his guilt and teased getting involved in tonight’s main event.

Backstage Segment: Jason Hotch & Daria Rae

Jason Hotch wandered through the backstage area when Daria Rae informed him that Mustafa Ali had called to schedule a match between Hotch and Special Agent 0, with Mila Moore serving as the special guest referee.

The King’s Speech with Frankie Kazarian

Frankie Kazarian made his way to the ring alongside Avery Styles for a coronation segment. Kazarian reminded the crowd that his victory over Moose at Lockdown made him the King of TNA before unveiling a crown and officially declaring himself king.

Moose interrupted with a microphone, mocking Kazarian’s crown and taking a shot at Canadian retailer Dollarama. Moose argued that Kazarian got lucky at Lockdown and did not truly defeat him, calling Kazarian a bitch. Kazarian accused Moose of angling for another match, which Moose confirmed by issuing a challenge for the following week. When Kazarian tried to decline, Moose stated that a real king would accept the match to gain proper recognition. Kazarian eventually agreed to the bout, provided Moose put his TNA career on the line. Moose accepted, declaring he would take the crown after he wins.

Backstage Segment: Gabby Forza

Gabby Forza spoke in an interview regarding her upcoming Knockouts Championship match, expressing excitement for the opportunity despite jumping the line and promising to capitalize on the moment.

TNA X-Division Title Qualifying Match: Fabian Aichner vs. Rohit Raju

With KC Navarro on commentary—having already qualified for the six-way X-Division Championship match at Bound For Glory—Rohit Raju opened with aggression, but Fabian Aichner quickly countered him to the mat. Raju escaped a headlock, but Aichner hit a tilt-a-whirl backbreaker. Raju raked the eyes, sent Aichner to the outside, dodged a dropkick, and drove Aichner into the steel steps.

Back inside, Aichner fired back with strikes, but Raju tripped him up. Aichner responded with open-hand slaps, a crossbody off the ropes, and corner elbows before landing a moonsault for a two-count. Raju caught him with a knee strike and planted him head-first for a near-fall. Raju maintained control with stomps and a tornado DDT for another two-count. Raju ascended the ropes, but Aichner evaded the maneuver, leveled him with a clothesline, and delivered the Hasta La Vista powerbomb to secure the pinfall and advance to Bound For Glory.

Winner: Fabian Aichner

Vignette: Zoey Serrano

A video package aired highlighting Zoey Serrano’s career and her recovery from injury. Serrano declared that after spending her career making others happy, her focus in TNA is being true to herself and establishing herself as the premier competitor in the Knockouts division.

Jason Hotch vs. Special Agent 0 (w/ Order 4)

Mila Moore officiated as the special guest referee, while John Skylar joined the commentary team. Special Agent 0 attacked Hotch from behind before the opening bell, clubbing him into the corner and delivering a suplex. Zero whipped Hotch across the ring, landed a series of body shots, a back elbow, and a scoop slam for a one-count.

Hotch fought back with an enzuigiri, but Moore delivered a deliberately slow one-count. Zero regained the advantage with a powerslam and a clothesline, yielding a fast two-count from Moore. As Hotch tried to throw strikes in the corner, Moore immediately interceded to break it up. Zero hoisted Hotch in a military press, but Hotch slipped free, delivered chops and kicks, and landed a tornado DDT. Hotch hit a top-rope frog splash, but Moore checked her nails instead of counting the pinfall. Tasha Steelz entered the ring, tackled Moore, and ripped off her referee shirt. After Moore fled backstage, Steelz put on the referee shirt, allowing Hotch to roll up Zero for the fast count and the victory.

Winner: Jason Hotch

Backstage Segment: Matt Hardy, Leon Slater & Jason Hotch

Matt Hardy prepared for his match backstage when Leon Slater offered to watch his back against potential interference from Ryan Nemeth. After Slater walked off, he encountered Jason Hotch, who stated that both of them would walk out of Bound For Glory as champions.

TNA Knockouts Championship Match: Xia Brookside (c) vs. Gabby Forza

Gabby Forza utilized her power early, tossing Xia Brookside to the mat and lifting her out of a headlock before landing a shoulder tackle. Forza hoisted Brookside into a military press, but Brookside raked the eyes to escape. After an exchange of strikes in the corner, Brookside hit a running elbow and a meteora. When Brookside tried to pull Forza up, Forza drove her into the turnbuckle and hit an airplane spin into a Samoan Drop.

Brookside attempted to retreat to the outside, but Forza dragged her back in, landing forearms, a corner splash, and an Oklahoma Stampede. Brookside got her foot on the bottom rope to break the count, then grabbed her title belt and tried to leave the arena. Indi Hartwell cut Brookside off on the ramp and sent her back to the ring. Daria Rae emerged to argue with Hartwell, providing a distraction that allowed Brookside to strike Forza with the championship belt to score the pinfall.

Winner (and still TNA Knockouts World Champion): Xia Brookside

Backstage Segment: Kiera Hogan & Allie

Kiera Hogan informed her tag team partner, Allie, that she is set to challenge M by Elegance for the Knockouts Television Championship next week.

In-Ring Segment: Elijah, The System & Rucky Sosa

Elijah entered the ring for a performance with an out-of-tune guitar, dedicating his first song to The System. After singing two lines, The System interrupted him and threatened to put him down permanently. Elijah insisted he would keep getting back up, prompting Eddie Edwards to mention that Elijah and Rucky Sosa were targeted on their list.

Rucky Sosa ran down to the ring to back up Elijah, challenging any two members of The System to a tag team match the following week. Edwards accepted the challenge before The System exited.

Backstage Segment: Matt Hardy

Matt Hardy reflected on the attack on his brother Jeff when Willow appeared, asking Hardy if he was prepared for his match against Nic Nemeth. Hardy vowed to punish Nemeth and take his title, while Willow questioned if he was walking into a trap. Hardy responded that life is a risk, before a production assistant entered, revealing Hardy had been talking to himself.

Backstage Segment: Leon Slater

Leon Slater was shown unconscious over a forklift backstage, becoming the latest victim of the unidentified backstage attacker.

Rich Swann vs. Vincent (w/ Dutch)

Rich Swann ambushed Vincent at the bell, landing a dropkick in the center of the ring. Vincent cut off the momentum with slams and a backbreaker across his knee. Vincent hit a back body drop, but Swann rallied with a slam off the ropes and strikes. When Dutch climbed onto the ring apron, Swann knocked him off and delivered a dive off the ring post. Dutch charged at Swann on the floor, but collided with the steel steps.

Swann returned to the ring and attempted a kick, accidentally leveling the referee. Vincent planted Swann face-first. BDE entered the ring dressed in all white, grabbed Swann by the head, stared into his eyes, and then hit Vincent with a cutter. Swann capitalized, ascending the turnbuckles to deliver a twisting splash as the referee revived to count the pinfall.

Winner: Rich Swann

TNA World Championship No Disqualification Match: Nic Nemeth (c) vs. Matt Hardy

Nic Nemeth and Matt Hardy opened with an immediate brawl, with Hardy sending Nemeth to the floor and slamming his head into the steel steps. Hardy pulled a table out from under the ring, but Nemeth drove him into the barricade. Hardy retaliated by bouncing Nemeth’s head off the announce table and suplexing him through a table set up against the ring structure. Hardy threw chairs and another table into the ring, struck Nemeth with a chair, and choked him with it before setting up a second table at ringside.

Hardy laid Nemeth across the table, but Nemeth raked his eyes and retreated back inside. Hardy hit a Side Effect for a two-count. When Hardy attempted the Twist of Fate, Nemeth backed him into the corner and bit him, followed by a superplex off the turnbuckle for a two-count. Nemeth wedged a chair between the ropes, sent Hardy face-first into it, and hit a Famouser for a near-fall. Nemeth set up a table in the corner, but Hardy countered a Irish whip attempt. Nemeth delivered a superkick, but Hardy dodged a subsequent charge, sending Nemeth into the table before whipping him through it.

Hardy wrapped a chair around Nemeth’s head and delivered a Twist of Fate. Before the referee could complete the count, Ryan Nemeth ran down and pulled the referee out of the ring. Hardy hit Ryan with a Twist of Fate on the floor, returned to the ring, and landed another Twist of Fate on Nic, who got his foot on the bottom rope to break the pin.

Hardy laid Ryan across the table at ringside and executed an elbow drop off the apron, driving him through the wood. Back inside, Nemeth delivered a low blow to Hardy and covered him for a close two-count. Nemeth retrieved a wrench from a toolbox under the ring, but Hardy retaliated with a low blow of his own. Hardy went for another Twist of Fate, but Nemeth evaded the move and struck Hardy with the wrench to score the pinfall and retain the championship.

Winner (and still TNA World Champion): Nic Nemeth

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