Frankie Kazarian Wins Third Consecutive Call Your Shot Gauntlet Match at TNA Bound For Glory 2026

Frankie Kazarian Wins Third Consecutive Call Your Shot Gauntlet Match at TNA Bound For Glory 2026

Frankie Kazarian continues to own the annual Call Your Shot Gauntlet match, making history at TNA Bound for Glory 2026 by capturing the coveted trophy for the third consecutive year.

The chaotic multi-person gauntlet kicked off with Trey Miguel and newcomer Avery Styles entering as the first and second participants, marking Styles’ official TNA in-ring debut. From there, a massive revolving door of talent entered at regular intervals, featuring high-profile returns, intergender combat, and chaotic brawls that cleared and filled the ring multiple times.

The complete list of entrants in order of appearance included:

  • Trey Miguel
  • Avery Styles (First TNA match)
  • Bear Bronson
  • Frankie Kazarian
  • Dutch
  • LJ Cleary
  • Gabby Forza
  • Matthew Rehwoldt (First TNA match since 2022)
  • Heather By Elegance
  • Vincent
  • Harley Hudson
  • AJ Francis
  • Elijah
  • M By Elegance
  • The Home Town Man
  • Brian Myers
  • Mr. Elegance
  • Elayna Black
  • Jada Stone and Ben Bishop
  • Joe Alonzo

As the gauntlet boiled down to the final two competitors, the rules shifted to a standard singles match format between veteran stalwart Frankie Kazarian and the resilient Trey Miguel.

Despite Miguel’s relentless effort, Kazarian’s veteran instincts ultimately proved to be the deciding factor. Kazarian capitalized on the grueling nature of the match, putting Miguel away to secure the pinfall and officially win his third straight Call Your Shot Gauntlet. With the victory, Kazarian earns a guaranteed championship match of his choosing anytime within the next year.

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