TNA iMPACT Results – September 24

TNA iMPACT Results – September 24, 2026 – Welcome to WrestlingAttitude’s live coverage of TNA iMPACT on September 24, from the Boeing Center at Tech Port in San Antonio, Texas.

Impact opened with a recap of the recent backstage attacks, showing Leon Slater, Moose, Matt Hardy, Jeff Hardy, Ryan Nemeth and others all found knocked out in bizarre positions. Detective Matt Hardy said he’s close to solving it — and the culprit’s last name “rhymes with Shmemeth.”

Leon Slater then opened the show live. As the #1 Contender for the World Title — and one of the victims — he said he wasn’t out here to fight, he just wanted to talk. Slater reminded everyone he beat Ryan Nemeth last week, only for Nic Nemeth to blast him in the face with the World Title. Slater said it’s sad how far Nic has fallen, and every week Nic sees Slater getting better — and that makes him nervous. Slater said he knows he can beat Nic and asked if they should just do the match tonight.

Nic Nemeth walked onto the stage with a mic. He said he’s not afraid of Slater at all. Slater has a bright future, sure — but Nic is still the World Champion, and Ryan is going to become X‑Division Champion at Bound For Glory. When that happens, the Nemeths will run TNA “maybe forever.”

As Nic called Slater dumb, Ryan slid into the ring behind him. Slater said it’s funny — even though he’s “dumb,” he knew Ryan was right behind him. That kicked off a pull‑apart brawl. Slater and Nic fought off security and kept swinging until Director of Authority Santino Marella marched out.

Santino said that from this moment until Bound For Glory, Slater and Nemeth are forbidden from laying a finger on each other. If they do, Nic is stripped of the title and Slater loses his title shot. They can talk, yell, insult — but no touching or the match is off.

Backstage — Matt Hardy

Matt Hardy continued his “Two Mysterious Attackers” theory. He said the attackers made a mistake by not finishing off the Hardys. Jeff Hardy returned and said he’ll never forget being attacked. Matt said that in one hour, he and Jeff will be in the ring demanding the attackers reveal themselves.

Daria Rae & Indi Hartwell Backstage Confrontation

Daria Rae was shown texting someone when Indi Hartwell walked up and told her no one is afraid of her. Hartwell called Rae a bully and a bad person. Rae told her to walk away, but Hartwell called her a joke. Rae slapped her, and Hartwell smiled and said she got her. Santino Marella stepped into frame, revealing he filmed the whole thing and said the board might want to see the footage.

KJ Orso vs. Ryan Nemeth – X‑Division Championship Qualifier

They locked up and Nemeth immediately started taunting Orso. Nemeth grabbed a waistlock, but Orso escaped and hit an arm drag. Orso followed with a corner crossbody and a Fisherman’s suplex for two. He targeted Nemeth’s arm until Nemeth dumped him through the ropes and hit a neckbreaker on the floor.

Nemeth dragged Orso back in and applied a chinlock, then threw him down and posed. He whipped Orso into the corner and made an arrogant cover. Nemeth stomped Orso and fishhooked him until the referee stepped in.

Orso fired back with a dropkick and a moonsault off the ropes. He went for the KJ Clutch, then dropped Nemeth with an Orso Driver. He tried another Clutch, but Nemeth backed him into the corner and hit a DDT for two. Orso hit a suplex and a spinning springboard into the KJ Clutch, but Nemeth rolled him over for a near fall.

Nemeth sucker‑punched Orso, sent him into the post, and hit the Hollywood Ending to win and advance to Bound For Glory.

Winner: Ryan Nemeth

Rosemary Interview Segment

We cut to a pre‑taped video inside what looks like a psychiatric facility. Rosemary sat across from another version of herself, conducting an interview in a dim, clinical room. The two Rosemarys stared each other down, speaking in low tones as the scene leaned heavily into the eerie, fractured‑mind aesthetic that’s defined her Undead Realm lore. The segment ended without answers, only raising more questions about what’s real and what isn’t.

Mustafa Ali, Mila Moore & John Skylar Backstage

Mustafa Ali was backstage complaining about whose idea it was for his first match back from the hospital to be a triple threat for his International Title. Mila Moore told him it was her idea. Ali fired back by calling her “no brain, all bimbo,” which immediately set off John Skylar. Skylar yelled at Ali, saying Moore is a good person.

Ali shrugged it off and reminded Skylar of what Moore said about him last week, then walked away. Skylar was left fuming as the tension inside Order 4 continued to rise.

Dot Combat Match: The Righteous (Vincent & Dutch) vs. Rich Swann & BDE

Swann and BDE didn’t wait for introductions — they stormed straight to the ring and jumped The Righteous. Vincent and Dutch dumped Swann to the floor and doubled up on BDE, but Swann came back fast. He met Vincent on the top rope, bit him, then dove onto Dutch. Swann and BDE hit a double slam on Vincent and went weapon‑hunting under the ring.

They tossed chairs inside, and BDE “plugged in” Swann to a gaming controller, mashing buttons as Swann cracked Dutch with a chair. Swann dove onto Vincent outside while Dutch and BDE fought up the ramp. Dutch drilled BDE’s neck with a knee while Vincent battled Swann lower on the ramp.

Back at ringside, Vincent smashed Swann’s head into the post and Dutch added a clothesline. Dutch sent BDE into the steps and tried a running knee, but BDE moved and Dutch crashed hard. In the ring, Vincent bounced Swann’s head off a chair. Swann fought back, but Vincent drop‑toed him face‑first onto the steel. They sat on chairs trading punches until Swann slipped and crotched himself. Vincent threw Swann’s head into another chair for two.

Dutch tried entering, but BDE held his legs. Swann hit a windmill kick on Vincent, but Dutch broke free and powerbombed Swann. Dutch set up a chair in the corner and charged both opponents, but they moved and Dutch went face‑first into his own setup. Swann and BDE superkicked him, but Dutch only got angrier. A double cutter finally sent him out of the ring.

Swann and BDE grabbed a table and set it up halfway. They tried dragging Dutch — who was quietly bleeding — but Vincent saved him, DDT’ing Swann and throwing BDE back inside. BDE hit a cutter on Vincent and dove onto Dutch outside. Dutch caught him, BDE escaped, and Dutch charged — but Swann took the impact and crashed through the table.

BDE scrambled in, hit a cutter and a frog splash on Vincent, but Dutch broke the pin. Vincent grabbed BDE and The Righteous hit Orange Sunshine to score the victory.

Winners: The Righteous

After the match, The Righteous destroyed BDE with a chair shot and left him laid out.

Avery Styles & Frankie Kazarian Backstage

Avery Styles was backstage talking with Frankie Kazarian. Kaz said he pulled some strings and got Styles entered into the Call Your Shot Gauntlet Match for his first official TNA match. Kaz reminded him he’s won that match twice and told Styles he can come to him for any advice he needs.

Kaz then casually mentioned that he’s also in the Call Your Shot Gauntlet this year, gave Styles a look, and walked off.

Indi Hartwell, Santino Marella & Harley Hudson Backstage

Back from break, Indi Hartwell, Santino Marella and Harley Hudson were discussing the board’s decision to suspend Daria Rae after reviewing the footage of her slapping Hartwell. With Rae suspended, Santino said he could now make Hartwell vs. Xia Brookside for the Knockouts Title at Bound For Glory official.

Xia Brookside, who had been standing just out of frame, stormed into view insisting Santino couldn’t do that. Santino fired back that he absolutely could — and that was the end of it.

The Hardy Boys Confront the Anonymous Attackers

The Hardy Boys came straight to the ring, ready to finally solve the mystery of the anonymous attacker — or attackers — who’ve been knocking people out backstage for weeks.

Matt grabbed a mic and said the fun was over. The Hardys were insisting the culprits come out and reveal themselves. Jeff said he’s usually a chill guy, but not tonight. They called out the attackers and waited.

The screen behind them glitched, the arena filled with a mix of chainsaw sounds and droning noise, and the lights began flickering. Two figures dressed entirely in black appeared in the ring and jumped the Hardys during the strobe‑like chaos.

When the lights finally steadied, the attackers stood unmasked: Joseph Sawyer and Samuel Shaw — formerly known as Dexter Lumis and Joe Gacy.

Commentary simply said, “They’re here…” before the show cut to commercial.

Elijah vs. Eddie Edwards (w/ Alisha Edwards)

Elijah hit the ring with his smoky guitar, while Edwards arrived with Alisha. Edwards jumped him at the bell, clubbing away until Elijah used the ropes to slip out and hit a shoulder. Elijah bounced Edwards’ head off the apron, ran around the ring, and smashed him with a jumping hip attack.

Back inside, Elijah went for Walk With The Undertaker, but Alisha knocked him off the ropes. Elijah hit the ropes again and Alisha grabbed his ankle, pulling him out of rhythm. Elijah rolled to the floor to yell at her, and Edwards dove out like a missile, wiping him out. Edwards threw him back in and hit ground‑and‑pound.

Edwards chopped Elijah down and set up a Tiger Driver, but Elijah countered into an Alabama Slam. Elijah charged in the corner and missed. Edwards tried a backpack stunner, but Elijah countered into a DDT. Elijah went for Walk With The Undertaker again and hit a top‑rope DDT for two.

Edwards threw Elijah into the corner and hit a big boot. Edwards came off the turnbuckle and ran straight into a knee strike. Elijah climbed up top, but Bryan Myers and Bear Bronson ran down. Ricky Sosa followed and wiped them out, clearing the way for Elijah to hit Highwayman’s Farewell on Edwards for the win.

Winner: Elijah

Moose, AJ Francis & Expressions Backstage

Moose cut a promo saying his neck might be hurt, but he beat Frankie Kazarian, proving he’s the Face of the Franchise. AJ Francis and Expressions walked in to say it’s actually Francis who’s the Face of the Franchise. Francis bragged about bringing Dude Wipes in as a sponsor, and Moose fired back with, “because your ass stanks?” — legitimately the funniest line Moose has ever delivered.

That led to a challenge for a match between Moose and Francis, which Expressions accepted.

TNA Knockouts World Television Championship #1 Contender Fatal Four Way Match: Elayna Black vs. Gabby Forza vs. Harley Hudson vs. Jada Stone

Black and Forza went at each other immediately, while Stone and Hudson teamed up to try taking Forza out. Forza overpowered both, throwing Hudson into the corner and unloading strikes. Black jumped in with a knee to Forza’s back, then whipped her into an elbow. Black hit a headscissor, Stone returned and dodged Black’s offense, then hit a dropkick and a splash. Hudson cut her off with a fallaway slam.

Forza picked up Black while Hudson grabbed Stone, and they slammed them into each other before hitting dueling suplexes. Forza then military‑pressed Hudson onto Black. She followed by putting Stone in a long stalling suplex on the second rope. Hudson and Black climbed up to meet her, and all four crashed down in a multi‑woman superplex.

The Elegance Brand appeared on the stage to watch.

Stone and Black hit Forza with a double kick. Hudson shoved Stone into the ropes. Forza threw Stone into Hudson, but Stone rebounded and hit Forza with a Spark Stunner. Black immediately drilled Stone with the Blackout and scored the pin to become the #1 Contender.

Winner: Elayna Black

Mila Moore, John Skylar & Mustafa Ali Backstage

Mila Moore thanked John Skylar for standing up for her earlier. Skylar said she deserves better than how Mustafa Ali treats her. They stared at each other, Moore leaned in for a kiss — and Ali barged in yelling. Moore quit Order 4 on the spot and said Skylar was quitting with her. They walked off, leaving Ali fuming. He handed his title to Agent 0 and stormed off to look for Tasha Steelz.

Zoey Serrano Backstage

Back from break, Zoey Serrano was on the phone with the suspended Daria Rae, assuring her that Indi Hartwell will not make it to Bound For Glory.

TNA International Championship Triple Threat Match: Mustafa Ali (c) vs. Jason Hotch vs. Trey Miguel

Hotch jumped Ali from behind at the bell, and he and Miguel stood nose‑to‑nose before Ali bailed to the floor. Miguel followed him out, Hotch approached from the other side, and Ali tried sliding across the ring to escape — but both caught him and stomped him down.

Hotch and Miguel formed a loose alliance, with Hotch assisting Miguel on a DDT. Ali rolled outside again and Hotch hit a DDT on the floor. They threw Ali back in but argued over who got to him first, trading shots on the outside. That opened the door for Ali to dive through the ropes onto both.

Ali yelled at Tasha Steelz, then whipped Hotch into the steps. He sent Miguel back inside for a rolling neckbreaker and a standing moonsault for two. Ali stomped Miguel in the corner until Hotch returned with chops. Hotch climbed up, but Ali tripped him, hit a knee to the neck, then a powerbomb. Miguel broke the pin.

Miguel hit a German off the ropes, then drilled Hotch with a brutal DDT through the ropes. Ali hit Miguel with a bell clap, then a back body drop on Hotch. Ali posed for the crowd, then put Miguel on the post. Hotch stood up, Ali superkicked him back down, then returned to Miguel. Miguel took Ali up top, but Hotch scrambled up and hit a double Spanish Fly on both.

“This is awesome” chants broke out.

All three traded shots mid‑ring. Hotch hit Ali with a spin kick, Ali threw Hotch at Miguel, and Miguel hit a Destroyer. Ali tossed Miguel aside and hit Hotch with a piledriver — Hotch somehow kicked out.

Ali loudly wished Hotch’s daughter a Happy Birthday, then threw Hotch out. Ali went up for a 450, but Miguel moved and hit a cutter, then a Destroyer through the ropes to the outside. Hotch took a DDT from Miguel, who threw Ali back in and hit a top‑rope meteora — Ali kicked out at two.

Miguel grabbed Ali, but Hotch flew in with a double DDT. Hotch put Miguel in a stalling suplex and grabbed Ali for a DDT at the same time. Hotch went up top and hit a frog splash on Miguel — Ali rolled away — for two.

Ali called for Tasha Steelz to throw him the title belt. She brought it, but Hotch came off the top with a double stomp and accidentally hit Steelz. Hotch checked on her, Ali tried a roll‑up, then sent Hotch headfirst into the post. Miguel went after Ali, but Ali blasted him with the title and made the pin to retain.

Winner and Still TNA International Champion: Mustafa Ali

Backstage, The Hardys put Joseph Sawyer and Samuel Shaw on notice that they are going to war!

We go to credits.

Next week:

Ricky Sosa vs Cedric Alxeander
Moise vs AJ Francis
Zoey Serranno vs Indi Hartwell
Leon Slater vs Joe Alonzo
The Hardys go to war with Joseph Sawyer and Samuel Shaw

–– Here is what’s in store for tonight’s show ––

TNA International Championship: Mustafa Ali (c) vs. Jason Hotch vs. Trey Miguel
Elijah vs. Eddie Edwards
Knockouts #1 Contender Four‑Way: Elayna Black vs. Gabby Forza vs. Harley Hudson vs. Jada Stone
The Hardys speak
Rich Swann & BDE vs. Vincent & Dutch

TNA iMPACT Preview – September 24

TNA International Championship – Triple Threat Match

Mustafa Ali defends the TNA International Championship against Jason Hotch and Trey Miguel. The rivalry between Ali and Hotch has grown increasingly personal, with Hotch still targeting his former leader. Miguel returns from injury with unfinished business after Special Agent 0 interfered in his #1 Contender Match against Hotch, leaving the bout without a winner. Now both challengers get their shot as Ali puts the title on the line in a Triple Threat Match.

Elijah vs. Eddie Edwards

Elijah meets Eddie Edwards in singles action as tensions between him and The System continue to escalate. Edwards has been pushing the group’s agenda for weeks, and tonight’s match gives both men a chance to settle things one‑on‑one.

Knockouts #1 Contender Four‑Way

Elayna Black, Gabby Forza, Harley Hudson, and Jada Stone collide in a four‑way match to determine the next challenger for the TNA Knockouts World Television Championship. Each competitor has been building momentum in recent weeks, but only one will earn the title opportunity.

The Hardys Seek Answers

Matt and Jeff Hardy continue searching for whoever attacked them backstage. The Hardys plan to speak out tonight as they try to uncover who targeted them and why. With no clear suspects yet, the mystery surrounding the attack remains wide open.

Rich Swann & BDE vs. The Righteous

The Righteous have been trying to pull BDE away from Rich Swann, but BDE made his allegiance clear by helping Swann defeat Vincent. The Righteous responded with a challenge, and tonight Vincent and Dutch face Swann and BDE in tag team action as the feud intensifies.

TNA iMPACT Results – September 24