Frankie Kazarian Reveals Surprising Plan for Call Your Shot Trophy Following TNA Bound For Glory

Frankie Kazarian Reveals Surprising Plan for Call Your Shot Trophy Following TNA Bound For Glory

Fresh off making history at TNA Bound for Glory 2026 by winning the annual Call Your Shot Gauntlet match for the third consecutive year, Frankie Kazarian wasted no time in revealing his next move—and it completely bucks tradition.

Rather than cashing in his guaranteed championship opportunity for a shot at the TNA World Heavyweight Championship or another singles belt, Kazarian made it clear backstage that he intends to use his victory to challenge for the TNA World Tag Team Titles alongside Avery Styles.

Reflecting on the decision, Kazarian framed the move as something bigger than personal glory, emphasizing that the choice is about investing in the future of the company and elevating his new partner. By choosing to share his prize, Kazarian has instantly injected a massive amount of momentum into the TNA tag team division.

The pairing of Kazarian and Styles takes on added significance considering how their evening started. Styles made his promotional debut as the second entrant in the very same gauntlet match where Kazarian ultimately outlasted a massive, chaotic field to secure the win.

Instead of pursuing a singles title run, Kazarian’s decision to call his shot alongside Styles provides an immediate, high-profile direction for the trophy. With the gauntlet victory in hand, the wrestling world now waits to see when and where the newly minted duo will decide to cash in their golden opportunity.

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