TNA iMPACT Results – September 17, 2026

TNA iMPACT Results – September 17, 2026 – TNA Wrestling presented the September 17, 2026 edition of TNA iMPACT! on AMC, taped from the CAA Centre in Brampton, Ontario, Canada.

TNA Knockouts World TV Championship Match: M by Elegance (c) vs. Kiera Hogan

M by Elegance made her first defense of the TNA Knockouts World TV Championship against Kiera Hogan, who entered coming off a TNA Knockouts World Tag Team Championship victory alongside Allie.

The match began with a lockup into a exchange of wristlocks. M leveraged her height advantage to force Hogan down to the mat, but when M paused to play to the crowd, Hogan capitalized with a rollup for a two-count followed by a hip attack and a leg drop. M retreated to the apron, caught Hogan with a kick, and delivered a blockbuster off the top rope.

M maintained control, leveling Hogan with a Rear View and a double dropkick. Hogan fought back with elbows, slipped off M’s shoulders, and fired back with kicks and chops to send M into the ropes. Hogan brought M down, then hit a hip attack and a dropkick in the corner.

Hogan attempted Face The Music, but M countered into a codebreaker. M scaled the turnbuckles for a moonsault, but Hogan evaded the move and hit a dropkick. Hogan hooked M for a pinfall attempt, but M kicked out. M then executed a modified piledriver, planting Hogan to secure the pinfall victory and retain the TNA Knockouts World TV Championship.

Winner and STILL TNA Knockouts World TV Champion: M by Elegance

Backstage: Leon Slater Interview Gia Miller asked Leon Slater about facing Ryan Nemeth tonight. Slater said he felt good and took a shot at Nic Nemeth for sending Ryan after him last week. Slater said he planned on beating Ryan tonight.

Backstage: Mila Moore & John Skylar Mila Moore was on the phone with Mustafa Ali. John Skylar checked in on her after Tasha Steelz went after her last week. Skylar tried asking her out again, but Mila’s “phone rang” and she quickly walked off.

TNA X‑Division Championship Scramble Qualifying Match: Rich Swann w/ BDE vs. LJ Cleary

The X‑Division Title is vacant, and Bound For Glory will crown a new champion in a six‑way scramble. Fabian Aichner and KC Navarro have already qualified, Cedric Alexander is in via his automatic rematch, and tonight’s match decides the fourth entrant as Swann meets Cleary in Cleary’s TNA debut.

Cleary and Swann traded dance moves before Cleary went for a wristlock. Swann chased him into the corner, but Cleary kept slipping away. Swann caught him with a dropkick and danced, giving Cleary an opening to armdrag him. They hit a double kip‑up, reset, and shook hands.

Swann kicked Cleary in the gut, then the back, then the face. Cleary bailed, and Swann followed, pulling a chair from under the apron. He sat Cleary in it, kicked him, then ran around the ring for another kick before rolling in and out to break the count.

Cleary slipped back inside and dove through the ropes onto Swann. Back in the ring, Cleary springboarded, but Swann cut him off with a superkick. Cleary answered with a double stomp and an outside dive, but Swann scrambled up the post and flew at him.

Swann hit a frog splash for two. He went for a twisting moonsault, missed, and Cleary kicked him in the face. They traded slaps until Swann fired a superkick. Swann hit a poisonrana, but Cleary drilled him with the Irish Goodbye destroyer for two.

Swann avoided Cleary and hit a cutter off the ropes for another near fall. He kicked Cleary in the head, went up top, and hit a Fenix Splash to seal it. Swann advances to Bound For Glory.

Winner: Rich Swann

Frankie Kazarian Addresses the TNA Roster and Future Ambitions

Kazarian cut a promo, saying he never wanted Moose’s career. He didn’t expect Moose to accept the match, but now that he has, Kazarian said he’ll miss seeing Moose’s “big dumb ass” around TNA. He said Moose pushed him hard, painted himself into a corner, and needs to worry about TNA’s future. Kazarian thanked Moose for everything he’s done.

Elijah & Ricky Sosa vs. The System (Eddie Edwards & Cedric Alexander) w/ Alisha Edwards

Elijah opened the tag match by knocking Edwards down with a shoulder. Sosa tagged in, scoop‑slammed Edwards, and hit a senton for two. Alexander tagged in, Sosa missed a spin kick, but caught Alexander with a powerslam off the ropes. Elijah returned, hung Alexander on the ropes, and hit a DDT. Edwards tried to cut him off during Walk With The Undertaker, but Sosa intercepted and dove onto Edwards outside. Elijah bounced Alexander’s head off the steps and rolled him back in.

Alexander trapped Elijah in The System’s corner for a double team, but Elijah escaped and tagged Sosa. They doubled Edwards until Sosa chopped him in the corner and hit a dropkick for two. Edwards dragged Sosa to Alexander, who worked him over. Sosa fired back with a right hand and tagged Elijah, who hit an axe handle, knocked Edwards off the apron, and elbowed Alexander. Elijah threw jabs and went for the Highwayman’s Farewell, but Alisha distracted the ref and The System hit a double team.

Edwards threw hands, Elijah hit a dropkick, but Edwards knocked him down and shoved Sosa off the apron. Alexander drove elbows into Elijah’s face. Edwards raked Elijah’s back while Sosa reached for a tag. Edwards held him off until Elijah hit a high knee. Both men crawled and tagged out.

Sosa rolled up Alexander, then hit a cutter on Edwards. Sosa hit a twisting suplex on Alexander for two. Elijah hit a neckbreaker on Edwards. Elijah lifted Alexander for a spinning throw, and Sosa hit a second‑rope moonsault. Edwards broke the pin.

Bryan Myers and Bear Bronson appeared at ringside. Elijah dove onto them. In the ring, Sosa hit a headshot on Alexander and scored the three count.

Winner: Elijah & Ricky Sosa

Edwards blasted Sosa with a chair after the bell, then spiked him with a package piledriver. Edwards sat on the chair, took a mic, and told Sosa he’s been wrestling longer than Sosa has been alive. He said plenty of “Sosas” have crossed his path and every one of them lost. Edwards challenged Sosa to a one‑on‑one match at Bound For Glory to prove he belongs in TNA. Sosa was unconscious, but the challenge is clearly on the table.

Righteous Vignette

A vignette aired from The Righteous. They told BDE he chose comfort over growth. Vincent challenged BDE and Rich Swann to a match, saying they can “grow the garden” and pick any stipulation they want.

Leon Slater vs. Ryan Nemeth w/ TNA World Champion Nic Nemeth

Slater cashed in Option C at Lockdown to secure his Bound For Glory title match with Nic Nemeth, but tonight he had to deal with Nic’s brother, Ryan. Nic joined commentary.

Ryan charged at Slater immediately, but Slater dodged and sent him into the corner. Slater climbed up and landed ten punches, then cracked Ryan with a spin kick. Slater controlled the pace, Ryan bailed, and Slater dove onto him before throwing him back inside and locking eyes with Nic.

Ryan kicked Slater through the ropes and hit a neckbreaker for two. He slammed Slater’s head into the mat and drove an elbow into his chest. Ryan poked Slater in the eye to stop a comeback and grabbed a headlock. Ryan sent Slater into the ring post and hit a DDT for another two count.

Slater fired back with a spinning kick off the ropes. They traded shots until Slater hit a clothesline. Slater blasted Ryan with a corner kick, then another to the face. Ryan slumped, and Slater splashed him before hitting the Utopia spin.

Slater went up top and hit a swanton 450 for the three count.

Winner: Leon Slater

After the match, Nic jumped Slater from behind, punching and biting him. Ryan slid the title belt to Nic, who smashed Slater with it. The Nemeths stood tall to end the segment.

Backstage: John Skylar & Mila Moore

John Skylar tried once again to ask Mila Moore out. Before he could get the words out, he overheard Mila on the phone saying Hotch asking her out “must be a joke.” Skylar froze, took it the wrong way, and walked off completely dejected.

Backstage: Moose

Moose reflected on his TNA career and admitted maybe he made a mistake putting his career on the line against Kazarian. He said Kaz has never seen Moose at his best, and no matter what happens, Moose will always be the face of the franchise.

Zoey Serrano vs. Harley Hudson

Two weeks ago, Harley Hudson and Indi Hartwell beat Xia Brookside and Zoey Serrano in tag action. Now Hudson and Serrano met one‑on‑one, with Daria Rae clearly hoping to find a reason to fire Hudson. Serrano apparently hates the audience and production crew, so TNA security escorted her to the ring.

They locked up and Serrano threw Hudson to the mat, then did push‑ups. Hudson grabbed a headlock and dropped Serrano with a shoulder. They traded strikes, Serrano landing open‑hand shots until Hudson whipped her into the corner for an elbow. Serrano countered and stomped Hudson down.

Serrano hit a snapmare and held Hudson down in a headlock, then shifted into a modified camel clutch. Hudson fought out and threw right hands. Hudson hit a pump kick and a clothesline, then sent Serrano sprawling with a headbutt and multiple hip attacks in the corner.

Hudson missed a splash, and Serrano suplexed her. Serrano hit a neckbreaker for two. She tried a powerbomb, Hudson countered and rolled her up for two. Hudson tripped Serrano and dragged her to the apron for a legdrop on the hardest part of the ring.

Serrano answered with a kick and a knee to the face. She hit the Hell and Back knee strike and stacked Hudson up for the pin.

Winner: Zoey Serrano

After the match, Daria Rae came out and congratulated Serrano. She told Serrano to finish Hudson, but Indi Hartwell hit the ring and ran Serrano off. Hartwell grabbed a mic and asked Daria if she planned to keep doing this. Hartwell said she and Hudson aren’t going anywhere. Daria disagreed.

Career On The Line: Moose vs. Frankie Kazarian w/ Avery Styles

Kazarian said Moose never truly beat him after Lockdown, so Moose demanded another match. Kaz agreed only if Moose put his TNA career on the line. If Moose lost, he was done.

Kaz went for a chicken wing immediately, but Moose powered out and hit a senton. Kaz talked trash, Moose shoved him into the corner, but Kaz fired back with an axe kick and a backstabber. Kaz dropped a leg from the second rope for two.

Moose ripped Kaz off the top into a powerbomb for a two count. Moose kicked Kaz in the face, sending him outside. Moose set up a dive, but Kaz scrambled back in. Moose tried a powerbomb, Kaz slipped out. Moose went for a crossbody, Kaz caught him with a cutter.

Outside, Kaz chopped Moose and tried a suplex, but Moose blocked it. Moose whipped Kaz knees‑first into the steps, then chopped him hard and quieted the crowd before delivering another. Moose threw Kaz into the post, lifted him for a slam, but Kaz countered and sent Moose face‑first into the post. Back inside, they hit a double clothesline.

They traded right hands. Moose grabbed Kaz, Kaz rolled through for two. Kaz hit a stiff clothesline but only got a one count. Moose powered up, shook off punches, headbutted Kaz, and speared him. Kaz rolled outside to avoid the cover. Kaz staggered near the announce table, Moose charged, and Kaz back‑body‑dropped him onto the timekeeper’s table, breaking it.

Kaz rolled in and tried to win by countout. Moose barely beat the count and took a boot to the face. Kaz DDT’d Moose on the apron and dragged him back inside. Kaz hit Fade to Black for two.

Kaz locked in the chicken wing in the center of the ring. Moose faded, nearly passed out, then fought back to escape. Moose elbowed free and speared Kaz, but Kaz kicked out. Moose set up another spear, Kaz dodged and went for Fade to Black. Moose escaped and hit two more spears. Moose covered and got the three count, saving his career.

Winner: Moose (career retained)

After the match, Moose slid a chair into the ring, grabbed Kaz’s crown, placed it in the center, and smashed it with the chair.

Backstage: Matt Hardy

The scene cut to a knocked‑out Matt Hardy lying backstage. Two figures dressed entirely in black stood over him for a moment, looming silently, before stepping out of frame and disappearing.

TNA iMPACT Results – September 17, 2026

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