LIVE TNA Bound For Glory Results 2026

TNA Bound For Glory Results 2026 – TNA presents Bound For Glory live from the Yuengling Center in Tampa, bringing one of the company’s strongest cards of the year to the ring.

With multiple championships on the line and several rivalries reaching their breaking point, today’s event sets the tone for the final stretch of TNA’s 2026 calendar. WrestlingAttitude’s live coverage begins at 4 p.m. Eastern.

TNA Bound For Glory 2026 — Hall of Fame Ceremony

Bound For Glory opened with Tom Hannifan on the stage hosting the Hall of Fame ceremony. Friends and family of ODB and Amazing Red were seated nearby as Hannifan introduced Frankie Kazarian.

Kazarian delivered the induction for Amazing Red. He talked about meeting Red in 2001 and being blown away by Red’s high‑risk offense and quiet, humble attitude. Kazarian said Red was an attraction — someone fans needed to see live to understand. Red joined TNA in 2002 and quickly became one of the faces of the X‑Division. Kazarian called him an unselfish man in a selfish business.

Kazarian noted that he won his first X‑Division Championship by defeating Red and said it was an honor. He added that modern wrestling is filled with things inspired by Red’s work, and it’s impossible to watch wrestling in 2026 without seeing Red’s influence.

An Amazing Red video package aired.

Amazing Red Is Inducted Into The TNA Wrestling Hall Of Fame

Amazing Red walked onto the stage already emotional, wiping tears as the crowd rose for him. His family was shown, and his son Aiden had a huge grin across his face. The audience chanted “You deserve it” before Red even began speaking.

Red said he was just a small Spanish kid from Brooklyn chasing a dream. He called Frankie Kazarian family, saying Kazarian was always there — for his returns, for his farewells, for every major moment. Red thanked TNA for putting his name on the map and talked about people from his neighborhood being thrilled to see him on TV or to find out he had an action figure.

Red mentioned Don West, Jerry Jarrett, and Jeff Jarrett, joking that he’d probably get in trouble for naming certain people. He shouted out Eddie (Chris Divine), saying Eddie always made sure you had money, food, and a ride — even driving Red to shows Eddie wasn’t booked on just to make sure he got there. He thanked Brian XL for helping him build House of Glory.

Red then thanked his family and his kids, telling the crowd to clap for them. He thanked his wife and said he wouldn’t be here without her. Red closed by saying the fans made the X‑Division bigger than anyone imagined — then announced he would be the seventh entrant in the X‑Division Title match later tonight.

Cruz Montana Inducts Konnan Into The TNA Hall Of Fame

Tom Hannifan introduced Cruz Montana, referring to him as Mike Santana before the name switch. One fan yelled that Cruz sold out, but Cruz ignored it and moved straight into presenting the Konnan video package. The package included comments from Hernandez and Chris Harris.

Cruz said everything he was about to say came from the heart. He said without Konnan, there is no Rey Mysterio, no Juventud Guerrera, no Psicosis, no WCW Cruiserweight division, and no Lucha Libre boom in the United States. Konnan showed what it meant to be loud, proud, and Latino in America. Cruz said sitting under Konnan’s learning tree for years is why he became a four‑time tag champion, a two‑time world champion, and why he can give his daughter the life she has today.

Cruz called Konnan the most swagged‑out, badass motherf***er in the business.

Konnan wasn’t present. Cruz held up the Hall of Fame plaque, then walked it to the back.

Al Snow & Traci Brooks Induct ODB Into The TNA Hall Of Fame

Al Snow opened the induction by talking about meeting “Jess” during the first Tough Enough auditions in 2001. He said she was the only person he remembered from that entire tryout. Her promo, he said, was the moment he knew she would be a star.

Traci Brooks followed and said women were always told to be quiet, be polite, and never swear — which is why she loved that ODB slapped her own ass and said “bitch” the first time they met. Traci said their friendship has lasted a lifetime. ODB had the guts to be herself, and TNA let her do that. Traci thanked Jess for letting her induct her. Earl Hebner then escorted ODB to the podium.

ODB Is Inducted Into The TNA Hall Of Fame

ODB said she’d been a wrestling fan since childhood and used to beat up her brother. She said her parents’ first date was an AWA show in Minneapolis in 1973. She became a fan watching the 1987 Slammy Awards. When she was asked if she was tough enough to be in wrestling, she said “hell yeah,” and that answer led to 25 years of dirt roads, cheap hotels, and friendships — and now the Hall of Fame.

She joked about tripping over her words and being “easy on the flask.” She thanked Eddie Sharkey for starting her journey, Al Snow for encouraging her, and Danny Davis for opening the OVW door. She thanked the OG Knockouts who built the division 19 years ago at Bound For Glory — saying they were the women’s revolution before anyone called it that. Lisa Marie, Mickie James, Velvet Sky, and Traci Brooks were all thanked.

She thanked “the original ODB,” her mom, saying much of who she is comes from her. She thanked her late father for teaching her to be a good person and said he’s drinking with The Bruiser and The Crusher now. She thanked her brother, even though she beat him up in front of all his girlfriends.

She thanked Big Al — her husband — for giving her the greatest gift, their daughter Madison. She thanked her “wrestling husband” Eric Young for having the best wrestling wedding ever. She thanked Traci for being “her Moolah” and helping build a beautiful relationship. She called Earl Hebner one of her best friends. She closed by thanking Jeff and Jerry Jarrett for giving them a place to be themselves, and finished by thanking the fans.

TNA Bound For Glory Results 2026

Eddie Edwards vs. Ricky Sosa

TNA referees wore new soccer‑style jerseys designed by LaMelo Ball’s LaFrancé brand. Edwards entered Bound For Glory tied for the most matches in event history — 13, alongside Chris Sabin, Moose, and Rhino.

Edwards tried to jump Sosa early, but Sosa beat him to it. Sosa hit a step‑up‑the‑ropes moonsault in the ring and a pump knee on the floor when Edwards tried to regroup. Alisha distracted Sosa long enough for Eddie to kick him off the apron, and Alisha followed with a Tornado DDT off the apron.

Sosa rallied but missed Trouble In Paradise, letting Edwards take control. From the floor, Sosa kicked Eddie off the apron to his knees, then launched from the floor with a hurricanrana. He followed with an over‑the‑top tope and a springboard cutter for a near fall.

Edwards answered with two clotheslines, a Tiger Bomb, and a Tiger Driver. Sosa countered the Boston Knee Party with a Michinoku Driver. He lined up Head Shot, but Alisha slid into the ring. Sosa dropped her with a Blue Thunder Bomb. Eddie hit the Boston Knee Party immediately but hesitated, checking on Alisha.

Edwards missed a moonsault. Sosa hit two Head Shots and scored the pin.

Winner: Ricky Sosa

After the match, Edwards stopped Sosa from leaving and shook his hand.

Leon Slater Backstage Promo

Leon Slater said most of what Nic Nemeth throws at him rolls right off his shoulder. Nemeth keeps calling him too young, too inexperienced, and not seasoned enough to stand where Nemeth has stood. Slater said tonight that flips — Nic is stepping into his world, not the other way around.

Slater said Nic Nemeth has never been 22 years old walking into the main event of Bound For Glory. Slater is one win away from doing what he’s trained for since he was nine years old: becoming the youngest World Champion of all time.

Seven‑Way Scramble for the TNA X‑Division Championship

Aichner entered first, followed by Ryan Nemeth, BDE, Cedric Alexander, KC Navarro, Rich Swann, and Amazing Red.

Nemeth tried shaking hands with everyone, but Navarro superkicked him immediately. Navarro kept after Nemeth on the floor. Inside the ring, Alexander and Swann squared up. Alexander hit a basement dropkick, but Aichner returned and wiped out Alexander with a crossbody.

Aichner hit a rolling senton on Swann and Alexander, then followed with a moonsault. Red ran the ropes but Alexander tripped him. Red recovered and dropped both men. BDE hit a crossbody on Red for a quick count.

BDE and Swann teamed up to take out Red. Nemeth slid back in and broke their rhythm. Swann jumped off the apron to take out Nemeth, then jumped again to hit Alexander. Swann dragged Alexander back inside for a 450, but Alexander rolled away.

Nemeth and Alexander tried working together but Swann dropped both with a double cutter. Swann hit a 450 stomp on Alexander, then a 450 splash on Nemeth. Navarro broke the cover.

Navarro and Red squared up. Neither gained an edge before Nemeth and Alexander returned. They worked together to clear Navarro and Red, then turned to BDE. Alexander slapped Nemeth off the apron and kept working BDE alone. Alexander climbed the ropes. Aichner met him up top.

Swann and BDE joined them. Red and Navarro arrived and brought the Tower of Doom down. Red and Navarro ran the ropes and hit lariats that dropped both of them.

Nemeth tried covering anyone he could but got nothing. BDE hit Clip Cutter on Nemeth. Alexander hit Lumbar Check on BDE and a Michinoku Driver on Swann. Swann kicked out at two.

Aichner returned and kicked Alexander in the face. Red hit him next and went to fly. Aichner caught Red and hit a brainbuster, then hit another on Alexander. BDE returned and knocked Aichner out of the ring.

BDE looked for a tope. Aichner caught him and bodyslammed him. Aichner returned to the ring, hit a DDT on Alexander, and set up a powerbomb on Swann. Navarro kicked out his back and hit Blessing in Disguise. Navarro covered, but Nemeth pulled the referee out.

Navarro dealt with Nemeth and climbed back inside. Red met him up top. Red tried Code Red off the ropes. Navarro survived. Red hit a Spanish Fly anyway.

Red followed with Code Red. He covered. One. Two. Three.

Winner: Amazing Red — new TNA X‑Division Champion

Amazing Red won the title less than an hour after entering the Hall of Fame.

Nic Nemeth Backstage Promo

Nic Nemeth said tonight is the biggest match of Leon Slater’s career — but for 23 years, every night has been the biggest match of his own career. Nemeth said he knows how great Slater is, but Slater isn’t going to outdo him or beat him tonight.

Nemeth said he wants to see everything Slater has, because when he takes it away from him, Slater can sit back and watch Nemeth continue cementing his legacy as the best damn dude to ever do it.

Allie & Kiera Hogan vs. Shayna Baszler & Zoey Serrano — TNA Knockouts Tag Team Championship

Allie opened against Shayna Baszler. They locked up. Baszler shoved Allie into the corner, tripped her, and patted her on the head before backing off. Allie tried grappling again, but Baszler controlled her and mocked the Butcher stomp Hogan did during her entrance.

Allie tagged out. Hogan entered. Baszler tagged Zoey Serrano. Hogan dropped Serrano with two kicks. Baszler made a blind tag and attacked Hogan from behind, going straight after the ankle.

Baszler tagged Serrano, who kept punishing Hogan’s ankle. Serrano let Hogan crawl toward Allie, then yanked her back and locked in a half‑crab. Baszler tagged back in, slammed Hogan’s leg into the mat, and applied a heel hook. Hogan kicked at Baszler’s back until Baszler stood up and wrenched the leg again. Serrano tagged in.

Serrano cut off the ring and dragged Hogan back to their corner. Hogan slipped past her but collapsed before reaching Allie. Baszler rushed in to stop the tag. Hogan escaped her, but Serrano attacked Allie on the outside, preventing the tag anyway.

Serrano climbed with Hogan for a superplex. Hogan countered with a sunset flip powerbomb. Allie tagged in and rallied against both opponents.

“For Andy!” Allie yelled as she slammed Serrano and covered. Baszler broke it up. Serrano hit a Codebreaker after a blind tag to Baszler. Baszler followed with a knee strike and locked in the Kirifuda Clutch. Allie passed out. The referee stopped it.

Winners and NEW TNA Knockouts Tag Team Champions: Shayna Baszler & Zoey Serrano

Call Your Shot Gauntlet Match Frankie Kazarian vs. Brian Myers vs. The Home Town Man vs. Elijah vs. Dutch vs. Vincent vs. Trey Miguel vs. Bear Bronson vs. Joe Alonzo vs. AJ Francis vs. Harley Hudson vs. Avery Styles

Trey Miguel entered first, wearing his black “Spider‑Trey” suit. Avery Styles entered second, making his TNA debut.

They locked up. Miguel took wrist control. Styles reversed. They traded side headlock takeovers. Both went for dropkicks and kipped up at the same time. They shook hands and tied up again. Miguel hit a shoulder tackle and an arm drag. He went for a springboard. Styles blasted him with a dropkick.

The timer hit zero. Bear Bronson entered.

Bronson dropped both men with a double lariat, then splashed Styles. He hit a spinning side slam on Miguel. Styles tried fighting back but Bronson overwhelmed him as the next entrant approached.

Frankie Kazarian entered and went straight for Bronson. Kazarian and Styles worked together to take the big man down. They squared up before the next entrant arrived.

Dutch entered for The Righteous.

Dutch took out Kazarian, then hit Styles with a Black Hole Slam. Bronson and Dutch met in the middle of the ring and traded heavy shots. Tackles didn’t budge either man.

The next entrant was LJ Cleary.

Styles worked Miguel. Kazarian worked Dutch. Cleary tried taking on Bronson with no success.

Gabby Forza entered as the first woman in the match. She speared Kazarian, then slammed Styles against Dutch and then the mat. She met Bronson in the center. Cleary tried helping but got thrown out.

LJ Cleary is Eliminated

Matthew Rehwoldt entered next, leaving commentary. He took his time walking to the ring. Heather by Elegance came out as the next entrant before Rehwoldt even reached the apron.

Rehwoldt finally stepped inside and faced Heather. He laughed at her size and turned away. Heather grabbed him by the belt and threw him out.

Matthew Rehwoldt is Eliminated

Vincent entered next, joining Dutch. He immediately dropped Miguel and Bronson while Dutch kept pounding Styles in the corner.

Harley Hudson entered. She spotted Heather hiding under the ring, dragged her out, and threw her back into the match.

Hudson sent Gabby Forza head‑first into Bronson’s crown jewels, then stomped her down in another corner.

AJ Francis entered. He threw forearms at everyone in sight, then tried working over Styles against the bottom rope. The rest of the field swarmed him, trying to dump him over the top, but Francis fought them off.

Elijah entered next.

Vincent entered and joined Dutch, immediately dropping Miguel and Bronson while Dutch kept hammering Styles in the corner.

Harley Hudson entered next. She spotted Heather hiding under the ring, dragged her out, and threw her back into the match.

Hudson sent Gabby Forza head‑first into Bronson’s crown jewels, then stomped her down in another corner.

AJ Francis entered and threw forearms at everyone he could reach. He worked over Styles against the bottom rope until the rest of the field swarmed him, trying to dump him out. Francis fought them off long enough for the next entrant.

Elijah entered and went straight for Francis. He tried walking the rope for Old School and set up the Drifter Destroyer, but Francis caught him. Francis went for Down Payment. Elijah kneed him in the face and hit a DDT.

M by Elegance entered and announced herself with a moonsault to Elijah.

Elijah hit a Tombstone Piledriver on Heather as the timer expired again. The Home Town Man entered.

Home Town Man met Francis in the center and dropped him with a scoop slam. Bronson dropped Home Town Man right after. Dutch attacked Bronson from behind but Bronson sent him over the top.

Dutch is Eliminated

Hudson was thrown over the ropes but Dutch caught her and placed her back inside. Brian Myers entered next for The System.

Myers hit a middle‑rope spear on Forza and turned Styles inside out with a lariat. He nearly eliminated Styles as the next entrant arrived.

Mr. Elegance entered. He tried eliminating Home Town Man. On the opposite side, Vincent was thrown out.

Vincent is Eliminated

M by Elegance eliminated Heather and Harley Hudson at the same time. Forza then eliminated M.

Harley Hudson, M by Elegance, and Heather by Elegance are Eliminated

Elayna Black entered and rallied until Bronson cut her down with a lariat.

Forza powered Bronson up onto her shoulders and threw him out.

Bear Bronson is Eliminated

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

TNA World Heavyweight Championship Match: Nic Nemeth (c) vs. Leon Slater
TNA Knockouts World Championship Match (Special Guest Referee: Mickie James): Xia Brookside (c) vs. Indi Hartwell
Call Your Shot Gauntlet Match: Frankie Kazarian vs. Brian Myers vs. The Home Town Man vs. Elijah vs. Dutch vs. Vincent vs. Trey Miguel vs. Bear Bronson vs. Joe Alonzo vs. AJ Francis vs. Harley Hudson vs. Avery Styles
Singles Match: Moose vs. Max Caster
TNA International Championship Four-Way Match: Mustafa Ali (c) vs. Special Agent 0 vs. John Skyler vs. Jason Hotch
TNA X-Division Championship Six-Way Match: Rich Swann vs. Ryan Nemeth vs. Cedric Alexander vs. Fabian Aichner vs. KC Navarro vs. BDE
TNA Knockouts World Tag Team Championship Match: Allie & Kiera Hogan (c) vs. Shayna Baszler & Zoey Serrano
Falls Count Anywhere Tag Team Match: The Hardys (Jeff Hardy & Matt Hardy) vs. syX (Joseph Sawyer & Samuel Shaw)
Singles Match: Eddie Edwards vs. Ricky Sosa

TNA Bound For Glory Preview – October 11, 2026

TNA World Championship – Nic Nemeth vs. Leon Slater

Nic Nemeth defends the TNA World Championship against Leon Slater, who cashed in Option C and vacated the X‑Division Title for this opportunity. Slater’s rise has been one of the brand’s biggest stories of the year, and Nemeth enters Bound For Glory with momentum after a string of high‑profile wins. The main event closes the show with a clash between two of TNA’s most reliable performers.

The Hardys vs. syX – Falls Count Anywhere

Matt and Jeff Hardy meet Joseph Sawyer and Samuel Shaw of syX in a No DQ Falls Count Anywhere match. The rivalry has escalated quickly, with syX targeting the Hardys in recent weeks. With no rules and the entire arena in play, this match is expected to spill far beyond the ring.

Knockouts Tag Team Championship Match

Allie and Kiera Hogan defend the Knockouts World Tag Team Titles against Zoey Serrano and Shayna Baszler. Baszler was revealed as Serrano’s partner on Thursday’s Impact, immediately shifting the dynamic of the division. Serrano and Baszler bring a new level of danger to the title picture, while the champions look to keep their reign intact on TNA’s biggest stage.

Moose vs. Max Caster

Moose faces former AEW World Tag Team and Trios Champion Max Caster in a singles match. Caster’s arrival adds a fresh twist to the Bound For Glory lineup, while Moose aims to reassert himself after recent setbacks.

Call Your Shot Gauntlet

Twenty wrestlers enter the annual Call Your Shot Gauntlet, with the winner earning a future championship match of their choosing. The match traditionally produces surprise eliminations, unexpected alliances, and breakout performances.

Knockouts World Championship – Xia Brookside vs. Indi Hartwell

Xia Brookside defends the Knockouts World Championship against Indi Hartwell. Brookside’s reign has been defined by close calls and opportunistic wins, while Hartwell arrives with renewed focus after recent victories.

Vacant X‑Division Championship – Six‑Way Match

BDE, Rich Swann, KC Navarro, Fabian Aichner, Cedric Alexander, and Ryan Nemeth compete for the vacant X‑Division Championship. With Slater relinquishing the title to pursue the world championship, the division resets with a high‑speed, multi‑man match featuring a mix of veterans and rising stars.

Eddie Edwards vs. Ricky Sosa

Eddie Edwards meets Ricky Sosa in a singles match that continues Edwards’ run of testing new talent. Sosa looks to make a statement on one of TNA’s biggest nights.