Collision Course - Collision recap for October 14, 2026

Backstage, Renee Paquette interviews The Death Riders (Jon Moxley, Wheeler Yuta, Daniel Garcia, Gabe Kidd, "The Problem" Marina Shafir). Jon Moxley starts throwing things around and smacking a wooden pallet with a metal bar over two losses in a row. Moxley says he is in a great deal of pain and that he cannot tell the difference anymore. Shafir says to Moxley "Eyes up, lock in. The only way out...is through."

Ricochet beats Ace Austin in a Clockwork Carnage qualifier.

In backstage footage from earlier today, Renee Paquette interviews The Don Callis Family (Don Callis Family, "The Protostar" Kyle Fletcher, "The Jet" Kevin Knight). Fletcher says he and Knight are both incredible talents individually, but Don Callis has laid out his vision and it is working spectacularly, and now that they are gelling as a team, they can win the AEW World Tag Team Championships. Knight says that they make an impact every time they step into the ring as he agrees with Fletcher. Callis says Fletcher and Knight may not have been a team for a long time, but with him, they have the advantage against The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson). All of a sudden, Fletcher and Knight are superkicked from off-screen by The Young Bucks, then Matt apologizes for their tardiness before stating that they will be on time for WrestleDream.

"The Prodigy" Nick Wayne heads to the ring for his victory celebration. It consists of Nick Wayne saying "Nick Wayne beat Chris Jericho" before pyrotechnics go off on the stage. When the pyrotechinics go off the third time, however, Chris Jericho shows up, much to Nick Wayne's chagrin, and Nick Wayne says that the fans need a mental reminder as to how important and essential his win against Jericho is. We then see a video package of Nick Wayne beating Chris Jericho at Grand Slam France, then Jericho says that he has a few friends in the editing bay and that he made a video out of what Nick Wayne conveninently left out: the low blow that he hit before hitting Wayne's World. Nick Wayne says that Jericho is stupid, not clever, to need an excuse as to why he lost, but Jericho says it is reality and that he showed it for two reasons: he used a low blow to beat him, but they are now tied with one win each, and that they will have the rubber match at WrestleDream. Nick Wayne sees this as Jericho wanting to lose to him again and accepts the challenge, on the condition that Jericho come back to the ring and apologize to him for everything he did to him if he loses. Jericho accepts the condition, as he still has some lessons that Nick Wayne needs to learn. They shake hands, but Nick Wayne mentions that Jericho only mentioned one reason, and Jericho says he showed him the low blow so he could kick him in the groin, which Jericho decides to do before telling Nick Wayne that he will see him at WrestleDream.

Backstage, Renee Paquette interviews Samoa Joe and Tommaso Ciampa. He says that he has left Andrade el Idolo unconscious twice and that he will do it again at WrestleDream. Samoa Joe says he gave a preview of the future and that just like tonight, everyone in Clockwork Carnage will be choked out. He hopes to find out who will be the last to qualify for Clockwork Carnage, then says that everyone else in the match are all active targets.

Hyan and Dani Luna beat Persephone and Dr. Britt Baker, D.M.D. after Dani Luna knocks Britt Baker into Persephone after Persephone nearly inadvertently hits Britt Baker with one of her titles. After the match, Persephone beats Dani Luna up before also attacking Hyan, then Queen Aminata shows up with a leather belt in her hands and chases Persephone and Britt out of the ring. It is then announced that there will be a four-way match between Dani Luna, Hyan, Queen Aminata and Persephone for the TBS Championship at WrestleDream.

We see a vignette with a conductor and a metronome as someone runs the ropes in a ring.

Darby Allin retains the TNT Championship against Hechicero in a Clockwork Carnage qualifier. After the match, The Don Callis Family (Okada, Archer, Romero) runs into the ring and attacks Darby, but Will Ospreay and "Speedball" Mike Bailey suddenly show up and clear the ring. Okada is about to get the upper hand on Ospreay when Adam Copeland runs in and confronts Okada, which leads to Copeland hitting the Impaler on Okada after a brief staredown. Ricochet suddenly appears and takes out Copeland, and Speedball fends off Ricochet only to miss the somersault knees, allowing Ricochet to hit the Spirit Gun. "The Alpha" Konosuke Takeshita shows up and hits the Blue Thunder Bomb on Ricochet, then Samoa Joe shows up and brawls with Takeshita. Joe lays out Takeshita, but Ospreay gets back in the ring and hits the Hidden Blade on Samoa Joe. Okada goes for a piledriver on Ospreay, and Copeland goes for a Spear on Okada only to inadvertently hit Ospreay. Darby Allin dropkicks Okada, then hits a Coffin Drop on everyone else on the outside. The show ends with everyone brawling as security and officials triy to restore order.

Those Dynamite Kids - Dynamite recap for October 14, 2026

The Don Callis Family (Mark Davis, Jake Doyle, Wardlow) beats The Death Riders (Jon Moxley, Daniel Garcia, Gabe Kidd) in a trios match.

Adam Copeland beats "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander in a Clockwork Carnage qualifier. After the match, Copeland says the last few weeks have been difficult, but a lot of people do not know that at the Tables, Ladders and Chairs Match at All Out, Christian Cage was thrown into a ladder five minutes into the match and ended up breaking three ribs, with one broken in three places, and suffered a collapsed lung; nevertheless, he was on top of a ladder reaching for the AEW World Tag Team Championships due to his work ethic and because he did it for the fans. Copeland says that because of this, he had to do some soul searching, and he has realized that he is "aging out" of wrestling, and because of that, 2027 will be his last year in professional wrestling. He says he has to go for the AEW World Championship because of this, then Don Callis and "The Machine" Brian Cage show up. Callis says it has been a great night for his family, with Mark Davis having pinned Jon Moxley with more to come tonight, and says that while Copeland may think he has won the battle tonight, "Don Callis always wins the war." Callis then asks Copeland who he thinks he is, and says that people like Copeland do not get to think about things like timing and retirement and that people like him tell how it is going to be. Callis then tells Copeland that he is usually right on his predictions and that he does not like Copeland's chances of seeing 2027 or even this Saturday's Clockwork Carnage Match. Copeland is attacked from behind by "The Protostar" Kyle Fletcher, "The Jet" Kevin Knight, Josh Alexander and Lance Archer in what becomes a five-on-one attack. All of a sudden, "The Alpha" Konosuke Takeshita and The Conglomeration (Orange Cassidy, Kyle O'Reilly, Roderick Strong) show up, and they force Don Callis and his family to flee before they check on Copeland.

"The Alpha" Konosuke Takeshita beats "The Machine" Brian Cage by submission with a Dragon Sleeper in a Clockwork Carnage qualifier.

Backstage, Renee Paquette interviews United Empire (Will Ospreay, "Speedball" Mike Bailey, Jamie Hayter, Alex Windsor, Andrade el Idolo). Ospreay says he is looking forward to seeing whoever else qualifies for Clockwork Carnage. Speedball says that he has qualified and that he will be ready for anyone else who will be part of the match, including Ospreay. Hayter mentions that Kris Statlander and Harley Cameron are #1 contenders for the AEW Women's World Tag Team Championships, and Windsor says that if they are ready to get slapped up, they know where to find them. Andrade says that Ciampa will not be able to beat him.

Tony Schiavone interviews FTR (Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler) and Stokely Hathaway on the stage. Harwood says that there is one thing that gives his joy, and that is being a champion. He says that FTR have beaten The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) three out of five times, and want to know why they are not #1 contenders. Instead of The Young Bucks, The Motor City Machine Guns (Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley) show up instead, and Sabin says that while FTR's legacy is undeniable, The Motor City Machine Guns can match their reputations. He says they have both created reputations, but they are living in the present, not in the past, and AEW has the best tag team division in professional wrestling. Sabin says they will prove they are the best by beating FTR, and Shelley says that by using the same logic as FTR, they should beat FTR three out of five times in a best-of-five series. Shelley also proposes that they can have the first match tonight, but Stokely says this is not happening in Cleveland, Ohio. He does agree that this is a big money match and a dream series, and that WrestleDream would be the best place to start this off.

In backstage footage from after Grand Slam France, we hear from "Hangman" Adam Page and Brodido (Brody King and Bandido). Hangman is irritated with Swerve Strickland for dragging him through the same hell that they have already been through before, and Brody says that whatever Swerve is doing, it is working. He says that they need Hangman's head in the game, as unity is strength. Bandido says that they will take their titles and their honor in a two-out-of-three falls match at WrestleDream.

"The Rainmaker" Kazuchika Okada retains the AEW International Championship against Myron Reed in a Clockwork Carnage qualifier.

We see a video package for MJF, who is #1 in this year's PWI 500 ranking in Pro Wrestling Illustrated.

We hear from The New Level (Kofi and "Awesome" Austin Creed) and Prince Nana. Nana says that Swerve Strickland had some important family business to take care of, but has asked one of his good friends to take his place tonight: comedian Mojo Brookzz. Brookzz says he wants some in-ring action against Brody King before the four of them head to the ring. Mojo Brookzz says he is here to make something happen, then says that WrestleDream is coming up and that The New Level and Swerve are laying it all on the line against "Hangman" Adam Page and Brodido (Brody King and Bandido), and Kofi says that they are going up against three of the greatest wrestlers on AEW's roster right now. Mojo Brookzz dares "Hangman" Adam Page to set his house on fire so they can see how fast Hangman ends up tied up and missing, that Bandido wears a mask because he is ugly, and that he wants Brody King. Kofi says they know how good all three of them are, as they have already beaten them at All Out. Creed says they want the match to be two-out-of-three falls so that there is no excuse as to who the best trio is, as anybody can lucky once, but not everybody can get lucky twice. He says this will be more than a title defense, but proof as to why they are the champions, and Hangman would be better off not letting his personal issues with Swerve become professional issues with his friends.

Triangle of Madness ("The Toxic Spider" Thekla, Julia Hart, Skye Blue) beat The Divine Dominion (Megan Bayne and Lena Kross) and Mercedes Moné in a trios match after Julia Hart spits black mist into Lena Kross' eyes behind referee Aubrey Edwards' back.

Samoa Joe and Tommaso Ciampa beat United Empire (Will Ospreay and Andrade el Idolo) by submission with a Coaquin Clutch from Samoa Joe to Andrade after Ciampa hits a DDT through the ropes on the AEW National Championship behind referee Bryce Remsburg's back. After the match, it is announced that Tommaso Ciampa will face Andrade el Idolo for the AEW National Championship at WrestleDream.

Generation NXT - NXT recap for October 13, 2026

The Vanity Project (Brad Baylor and Ricky Smokes) beat Mini Vikingo and Chaz "Starboy" Hall to advance in the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic.

Backstage, Blake Howard interviews Saquon Shugars. Saquon says he should be fighting for titles, but Tristan Angels is biting his ankles. Grayson Waller shows up and insults Saquon by considering him less than championship material as Saquon says that he faces champions because Tristan thinks while he does, then tells him he should be focused on Tristan and not him. Saquon tells Grayson to sit down and watch his match, as he will see why Saquon is up next while Tristian is up never.

In backstage footage from earlier today, Kali Armstrong meets with General Manager Robert Stone. Stone tells Armstrong that she has a shot at the AAA Reina de Reinas Championship against La Catalina tonight.

Tristan Angels beats Saquon Shugars.

In this week's NXT Focus, we hear from Tony D'Angelo, who says that Myles Borne thinks he can get somewhere with a new attitude, yet where he wants to go is where he lives. He says that Borne will not get the job done and that he is where he is because of results, then mentions Borne socking him with a roll of quarters and giving him credit where credit is due, then says he personally would have used a crowbar. D'Angelo says he may have traded a suit for jeans and a jacket, but he decides who sinks and who swims, and Borne's fate will be in his hands before he decides Grayson Waller's.

We hear from The Culling (Izzi Dame and Niko Vance). Izzi says that Zaria seems like some sort of untouchable woman, but Izzi says it must take a lot of effort to hold it all together. She says that Zaria is broken, which makes her "interesting." Izzi says that Zaria is hiding something and trying to convince everyone that she is dangerous, and says that she is a scared woman hiding behind a championship. She says this is more than about the NXT North American Women's Championship, and that she wants to reveal the true Zaria.

Wren Sinclair heads to the ring. Sinclair says that if there is one thing she can do, it is overthink, and while she could have kept her head down and played it safe, she decided to take a risk the old Wren would never do by disguising herself as Lady Shani. She says that when she won last week's battle royal and unmasked, she learned she did not have to back down anymore, and while she may not be the biggest name in NXT, she has to do this. Sinclair says that she and Kendal Grey losing their titles was a reminder of how everything they worked for can be taken away, then says Kendal believed in her even when she did not believe in herself, and that she needs to step up not just for her, but for herself. Kelani Jordan says that some people are getting too comfortable thinking they can bend the rules and get away with it, then says that Sinclair's win does not count because she is still suspended. She says that Sinclair manipulated the situation by committing identity theft and that she did not earn, then says that she is "the standout, not the handout" and refuses to face Sinclair with the NXT Women's Championship on the line at Halloween Havoc. Sinclair says that she will not get an opportunity and make a name for herself at her expense with that stunt, and says that Sinclair did not have the courage to step into the battle royal as herself. General Manager Robert Stone shows up and says that Sinclair's suspension is lifted, and that while Kelani makes some good points, Sinclair still accomplished something. He leaves it up to the fans as to whether Sinclair deserves a title opportunity, and the fans make it known they do. Stone makes it official for Halloween Havoc, and when Kelani goes for the cheap shot, Sinclair ducks and nearly strikes back, causing Kelani to fall to the mat.

Backstage, Lizzy Rain chats with Cruz Montana, who is impressed with Lizzy. Montana soon takes a phone call, and tells the person on the other end that he is proud of him for making him the man he is today. After Montana hangs up, he is attacked from behind from Dion Lennox, who takes Montana's phone, redials the last person who called Montana - who was his mother - and says that Montana will be needing her next week after he beats Montana's ass.

La Catalina retains the AAA Reina de Reinas Championship against Kali Armstong after launching Armstrong over the top rope and onto the concrete floor that Armstrong herself exposed.

Backstage, Myles Borne tells Wren Sinclair it feels good to stand up for herself, but Sinclair says that they are two completely different people due to the both of them handling things differently. All of a sudden, Kendal Grey shows up as Myles Borne says he will become one step closer to NXT Champion. Kendal and Sinclair catch up on things, and Kendal says that she is now medically cleared. Kendal and Sinclair then come up with a gameplan.

Backstage, EK Prosper meets with Mini Vikingo and Chazz "Starboy" Hall, who says it is about learning and not losing and that they will be all right. The Vanity Project (Brad Baylor, Ricky Smokes, Jackson Drake, Myka Lockwood) show up and tell them to leave the locker room for the victors, but Prosper says they talk too much and Starboy proposes a six-man tag match just so the three of them can shut The Vanity Project up. Jackson Drake accepts, saying it is another easy win and that the three of them stand no chance.

Noam Dar and Romeo Moreno beat Fraxiom (Nathan Frazer and Axiom) to advance in the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic.

Backstage, Blake Howard interviews The Wagner Brothers (El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr. and Galeno). Galeno says there is a ton of pressure coming into the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic as champions, but El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr. says they will the tournament for AAA. Birthright (Lexis King, Channing "Stacks" Lorenzo, Charlie Dempsey, Uriah Connors, Arianna Grace) show up and mock The Wagner Brothers, who says that they will beat Birthright to advance in the tournament. They leave, and Charlie Dempsey says that even the best AAA has to offer is no match for Birthright.

Tony D'Angelo beats Myles Borne in an NXT Championship #1 contender's match to face Grayson Waller for the NXT Championship at Halloween Havoc after Myles Borne is distracted by a cameraman who focuses his camera exclusively on him. After the match, D'Angelo looks at the cameraman briefly, then leaves. The cameraman then enters the ring and reveals that he is Tavion Heights, who attacks Borne and powerbombs him through the announce table.

Backstage, General Manager Robert Stone finds a anonymous note on his desk - from Danhausen - demanding he be made host of Halloween Havoc or else Robert Stone will be cursed.

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Raw Deal - Raw recap for October 12, 2026

Penta heads to the ring to start tonight's show. The fans chant "You deserve it!" as Penta thanks the fans for their support as well as his Money in the Bank Ladder Match opponents. He says that for 20 years, he has fought for everything he has earned, and at Money in the Bank, he did it one more time. He dedicates the briefcase to his family and his fans, and to everyone who always believed in him, then tells the world champions to watch their backs, as they will not see him coming and he will become a world champion. All of a sudden, Je'Von Evans shows up with his right arm in a cast and slowly limps his way to the ring. He says that his ribs are taped up, but he is not missing an episode of Monday Night Raw. He says that if anyone deserves the Money in the Bank Briefcase, it is Penta, and that he and the fans are proud of him. All of a sudden, Bron Breakker shows up in the ring, and Je'Von pushes Penta out of the way of a Spear, taking the bullet.

Rey Mysterio beats Big Cass after Dragon Lee gives Rey the assist behind referee Jessika Carr's back.

We hear from 946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price, Jaida Parker), who are looking forward to beating The Bloodline (Jimmy Uso, "Main Event" Jey Uso, Solo Sikoa) as Jaida Parker says that nobody is safe.

Backstage, General Manager Adam Pearce asks referee Chad Patton to referee tonight's six-man tag match between The Bloodline (Jimmy Uso, "Main Event" Jey Uso, Solo Sikoa) and 946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price), telling him to not just enforce the rules, but to get out of there in one piece.

The Judgment Day (Liv Morgan, Raquel Rodriguez, Roxanne Perez, JD McDonagh, "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio) heads to the ring. Liv Morgan says that after all the injustice from Stephanie Vaquer and Becky Lynch, the Women's World Championship is back where it belongs, and she can now focus on becoming a two-time Crown Jewel winner. All of a sudden, Chelsea Green shows up and heads to the ring. Chelsea says she respects Liv and admires her tenacity, and offers her hand as she says "May the best woman win." Liv laughs, refuses to shake Chelsea's hand because "handshakes are for equals, and [they] are not equals." Liv also says that Chelsea is not a fighting champion or a real champion, and that Chelsea is looking at one. Liv also says she cannot take Chelsea seriously, as the only thing threatening about her is Tiffany Stratton winning Money in the Bank, and that she has nothing to worry about from "a placeholder champion." Chelsea says she is okay with Liv underestimating her, as people have done that her entire life, and while Liv parties with The Judgment Day, she will be getting ready for Crown Jewel and Liv's back will be on the mat. She says that she is WWE Women's Champion for a reason, and while Liv can underestimate her, she will respect her. She also calls Liv "Dominik Mysterio's placeholder girlfriend," and Roxanne says that Chelsea cannot beat Liv, Raquel or even her. Chelsea takes this as a challenge, and a referee shows up, stating that General Manager Adam Pearce has made this match official.

Roxanne Perez beats Chelsea Green after Chelsea fends off both Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez on the outside in addition to Roxanne. After the match, Liv Morgan mouths off at Chelsea Green, and Chelsea slaps Liv in the face before Raquel and Roxanne gang up on Chelsea and hold her down for an Ob-Liv-Ion.

Backstage, Solo Sikoa meets with The Usos (Jimmy and "Main Event" Jey Uso), who tell Solo that they are the captains and that he must run whatever play they have. Solo says that The Usos are not his captains and that Roman Reigns is not his tribal chief. When Solo says they should be following his lead, Jimmy says they need to put their differences aside and stick together tonight.

Oba Femi heads to the ring. Oba Femi says that he is in a very good mood tonight after beating "Big" Bronson Reed at Money in the Bank, and while he was told there would be Tsunami after Tsunami, all he saw was still waters, calm rivers and blue skies. It then dawned on him that there are no tsunamis in Louisiana, especially in Bossier City, and at the end of their match, Bronson Reed learned that no matter who you are, everyone will bend the knee. Oba Femi then says he can leave The Vision in the rear view mirror as he approaches his destiny, then Paul Heyman suddenly shows up. He says he warned Bronson Reed that he would have to hit Oba Femi with Tsunami after Tsunami. Heyman says that nobody has ever kicked out of the Tsunami, but Oba Femi did, and that as one looks towards the future of WWE, Oba Femi is "the guy." He says that Oba Femi was better at Money in the Bank than he was against Brock Lesnar, and he realized that there was no stopping Oba Femi, who he calls "a vision of the future." Oba Femi interrupts Heyman and tosses his microphone away, and tells him he is not Brock Lesnar or Roman Reigns, as they are "Paul Heyman guys." Oba then says he is "an Oba Femi guy," then leaves the ring.

Backstage, General Manager Adam Pearce meets with Iyo Sky, who is looking for her next challenger when Lyra Valkyria suddenly interrupts wanting something done about Bayley. All of a sudden, Bayley is in sight, and Lyra notices her. When Pearce does not do anything about Bayley, a frustrated Lyra runs away. Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez then show up, and Roxanne wants a shot at the WWE Women's Championship. When Pearce tells Roxanne to take it up with SmackDown General Manager Nick Aldis and says that he is talking to Iyo, Raquel says she forgot Iyo existed and that she remembered when Iyo was relevant. Iyo screams "Are you serious?" and stares down Raquel, then tells Pearce that she has found her next challenger.

Backstage, Jackie Redmond interviews LA Knight. Knight says he does not want flowers and admits that he did not get what he wanted at Money in the Bank, then Solo Sikoa says that Knight took "a hell of a beating" from Roman Reigns and deserves his flowers. Knight tells Solo that he does not have to explain himself regarding The Bloodline, and when Solo asks "Are we good?," Knight says "We're good."

Chad Gable retains the WWE Intercontinental Championship against Rey Fenix by submission with a grapevined ankle lock after swingout of the Mexican Muscle Buster. After the match, Gable helps Fenix up and raises his hand while handing him the AAA World Cruiserweight Championship.

Backstage, Byron Saxton is outside of the trainer's room when Stephanie Vaquer walks out on crutches. Vaquer says she will be okay on the topic of her injured ankle, and that she did not expect to lose the Women's World Championship. She then says that every time she loses, she becomes stronger. Becky and Vaquer argue over recent events, then Vaquer says she does not have to be champion to kick Becky's ass.

Backstage, Jackie Redmond interviews Rey Fenix. Fenix says tonight's match was incredible and that he would love to face Chad Gable again very soon, then "All Ego" Ethan Page shows up and says Fenix only did a good job at squandering the opportunity he stole from him and cannot beat Gable. He tells Fenix to stay in his lane and away from his opportunity, then pretends to leave only to attack Fenix from behind. Chad Gable rushes in and attacks Ethan, who quickly runs away.

The Bloodline (Jimmy Uso, "Main Event" Jey Uso, Solo Sikoa) vs. 946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price) in a six-man tag match ends in a no contest after Jaida Parker pulls referee Chad Patton out of the ring and over the barricade before Solo Sikoa is attacked by a masked man with a crowbar, who turns out to be Carmelo Hayes. Now five members strong, 946 soon lays The Bloodline out mercilessly to end the show.

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Bound For Glory 2026 - The LIVE Results

Frankie Kazarian inducts Amazing Red into the TNA Hall of Fame. During his Hall of Fame induction speech, Amazing Red announces that he is the seventh man in tonight's match for the vacant TNA X-Division Championship.

Cruz Montana returns to TNA to induct Konnan into the TNA Hall of Fame.

Al Snow and Tracy Brooks induct ODB into the TNA Hall of Fame.

Ricky Sosa beats Eddie Edwards with two Headshots, despite being hit with the Boston Knee Party after catching Alisha Edwards out of the air and hitting her with the Blue Thunder Bang. After the match, Ricky Sosa and Eddie Edwards shake hands.

Backstage, we hear from Leon Slater, who says that "The Wanted Man" Nic Nemeth has talked a lot of trash, and while he can brush a lot of it off, he admits that Nic Nemeth has some good points, as he is one of the best on the planet. He says he is going to beat Nic Nemeth not just to prove he can step into his world, but because Nemeth is in his, and says that Nemeth has never held a generation in his hands at just twenty-two years of age. Slater plans to become the youngest TNA World Champion of all time.

Amazing Red beats KC Navarro, Fabian Aichner, Cedric Alexander, Rich Swann, Ryan Nemeth and BDE in a seven-way scramble match to win the vacant TNA X-Division Championship for the fourth time. It is his first time holding the title since 2010. After the match, Amazing Red runs into Frankie Kazarian - the man who inducted him into the TNA Hall of Fame earlier tonight - and bumps fists with him.

Backstage, we hear from "The Wanted Man" Nic Nemeth, who says that tonight's match is the biggest match of Leon Slater's match. He also considers this match his biggest, as it is every night, and says he will not be upstaged at any point. He says he knows who Slater is, but he knows who he is, and says that nobody can beat him and that nobody will be able to take him off his perch. Nic Nemeth says that he wants to see everything Slater has, because when he takes it away from him and remains TNA World Champion, Slater can continue to watch him cement his own legacy as the best to ever do it from the back of the line.

Zoey Serrano and "The Queen of Spades" Shayna Baszler beat Kiera and Allie Hogan by submission to become the TNA Knockouts World Tag Team Champions after Baszler chokes Allie out.

#4 Frankie Kazarian beats #1 Trey Miguel and wins the Call Your Shot Gauntlet Match to earn the Call Your Shot Gauntlet Trophy. The win is Kazarian's third Call Your Shot Gauntlet Match win in a row.

During the match:

Avery Styles enters at #2 in what is his TNA Wrestling debut. He makes it to the final four and is eliminated by #13 AJ Francis after Francis shoves Styles off the top rope as Styles goes for a springboard move.

Matthew Rehwoldt enters the match at #8 as a surprise entrant, but is eliminated shortly after by #9 Heather by Elegance. Rehwoldt then puts on his suit jacket and returns to commentary as if nothing happened afterwards.

Jada Stone is about to enter the match at #19 when she is shoved aside by "Big Trouble" Ben Bishop, who declares that he has been trying to get an opportunity in TNA for years and that he is now taking one before welcoming everyone to "T-Ben-A." He is soon eliminated by Jada Stone.

When Alonzo arrives at #20, he welcomes everyone to "Total Nonstop Alonzo" and puts himself on a pedestal before declaring that he will make history by winning the Call Your Shot Gauntlet and calling his shot the same night. He is eliminated in just a few minutes by #2 Avery Styles.

Trey Miguel

Avery Styles

Bear Bronson

Frankie Kazarian

Dutch

LC Cleary

Matthew Rehwoldt

Heather by Elegance

Vincent

Harley Hudson

AJ Francis

Elijah

M by Elegance

The Home Town Man

Brian Myers

Mr. Elegance

Elayna Black

Jada Stone/"Big Trouble" Ben Bishop

Mustafa Ali has an Egyptian-themed video and entrance on the way to the ring for the next match.

Jason Hotch beats Mustafa Ali, John Skyler and Special Agent Zero in the Order 4-Way Match to win the TNA International Championship for the second time after countering a pinfall attempt by Mustafa Ali following a top rope 450 splash with a backslide pin to win the match and the title.

Indi Hartwell beats Xia Brookside to become the TNA Knockouts World Champion! Indi gets the win after sending Brookside into a top turnbuckle that Brookside herself exposed before hitting Hurts Donut for the win and the title. Mickie James is the special guest referee for this match, and at one point in the match, Brookside slaps Mickie and dares her to disqualify her after being confronted for poking Indi in the eye only to get slapped back.

Moose beats Max Caster in an open challenge match. (Before the match, Max Caster immediately courts controversy again during his pre-match rap with the line "I'm a firing squad / I drop bombs; you don't even have to fly to Riyadh," which is a reference to a recent airport bombing by Houthi rebels in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. After international partners denounce the rap, TNA ends up deleting every tweet made during the event regarding the match from social media and removes the pre-match rap from all official replays, then announces less than 24 hours later that Max Caster is no longer with the company. Max Caster posts a video on social media a day after that where he is apologetic and regretful about the situation.)

Backstage, we hear from Frankie Kazarian and Avery Styles. Kazarian says that he is a three-time Call Your Shot Gauntlet Match winner, then says that his win is about the future of TNA and that when he calls his shot, it will be for the TNA World Tag Team Championships.

Syx attack a table with axes on the way to the ring for the next match.

Syx (Joseph Sawyer and Samuel Shaw) beats The Hardys (Jeff and Matt Hardy) in a Falls County Anywhere Match after Erick Rowan - now back to his Erick Redbeard name - attacks The Hardys as they are about to leap off ladders and put Sawyer and Shaw through tables on the stage. The "A MATTer of Fact" fact for tonight's match is "Matt has broken 2,134 tables during his career."

Backstage, Director of Authority Santino Marella announces that next week is a celebration of The Hardys' (Jeff and Matt Hardy) 35th anniversary in wrestling, and that he will sit back and enjoy the show as The Hardys book the show. He also mentions Daria Rae's suspension and hopes she stays suspended, then mentions that Leon Slater vs. "The Wanted Man" Nic Nemeth for the TNA World Championship is next.

Before the next match, we see a video package for Leon Slater with snippets of his life and career leading up to this moment. We then see "The Wanted Man" Nic Nemeth walk backstage to gorilla position and then to the ring.

Leon Slater beats "The Wanted Man" Nic Nemeth to become TNA World Champion and become the youngest World Champion in TNA history at twenty-two years of age after hitting a splash more than halfway across the ring followed by a second Swanton 450 to win the match and the title.

Here are the highlights from tonight's show!

Championship Gold - Championship Wrestling recap for October 11, 2026

Backstage, Olivia Onassis interviews Bad Dude Tito, who has been looking for Jordan Cruz since he won the Red Carpet Rumble and wants to know where he is so he can beat him for the UWN World Championship. He says that since Jordan Cruz is not here, so he might as well give the fans a fight.

Che Cabrera beats Honest John.

Jordan Castle is in the ring. Castle says he cannot raise his voice as per his neurological specialist after re-aggravating his neck and demands silence, then says he has a mind to leave and not bring "One in a Million" Maximilien here, but the fans would like that too much before bringing Maximilien out anyway. Castle says that the only thing shining on Maximilien tonight is the Heritage Championship, then comes to the conclusion that instead of just hating Maximilien, everyone is just envious of him, before mentioning Maxmilien's recent accolades. Castle says that since Mathias has a night off due to being suspended, then Maximilen should get one too. Suddenly, Jonny Loquasto shows up and says a championship celebration was not planned for tonight, then says Mathias' suspension will be lifted. After declaring that Mathias will face Ray Jaz next week for the UWN Television Championship, the following week will see Maximilien defending the UWN Heritage Championship against Fidel Bravo, who gave Maximilien his first loss in a tag match. Maximilien takes offense to this, saying he was never pinned and never lost, and Castle warns Loquasto that Maximilien manhandled him once more and can do worse the next time. Loquasto threatens to strip Castle of his manager's licence and strip Maximilien of the Heritage title before also threatening to make Maximilien face Mathias again, saying he may not be his daddy, but he will "son" him all day. Castle tells Loquasto he will have it his way and that Maximilien will beat Castro and prove why he will be champion for another 300 days.

Backstage, Olivia Onassis interviews Matty Ice, who says that everyone in the locker room is bitching and moaning about something, including Bad Dude Tito. Matty Ice tells Tito he can fight him so he can leave Tito for the paramedics to peel off the mat as he proves that he is a cold soul.

Thunder and Lightning (Cameron Cole and "Mr. All Day" Will Allday) vs. 5150 (Danny Limelight and Slice Boogie) for the UWN World Tag Team Championships from September's Sunday Night Slam is replayed.

Backstage, Olivia Onassis interviews Richard Holliday, who says that Bodhi will be living a better life after having his beard shaved, then says that if Rob McKnight gets in his radius next week, he will strike. Holliday then says that after this, he plans on going for championship gold.

Bad Dude Tito beats Matty Ice.

Money in the Bank 2026 - The LIVE Results

We see Jackie Redmond's interview with LA Knight from earlier today.

We see Cathy Kelley's interview with Kevin Owens from earlier today.

We see footage of Trick Williams working out with Big E.

Backstage, Cathy Kelly interviews WWE Chief Content Officer Paul "Triple H" Levesque, who says that the participants of the Money in the Bank Ladder Match will go to any length to get the briefcase and win the Money in the Bank contract, which almost guarantees that the winner becomes a world champion. He says that there are a lot of times where the future is seen before everyone's eyes when someone grabs the briefcase, and says that there are a few veterans in the matches, there is a bit of a youth movement in the matches that is exciting to see. He says that no matter who holds the world titles, the world titles are what everyone climbs the ladder for, and that Roman Reigns has asked to go first in order to set the stage for what is to come.

Chuey Martinez interviews Stephanie Vaquer in Spanish. Vaquer says that she wanted Liv Morgan because she was the champion and has a right to her title, and says that while she respects Becky Lynch, if she wants her title, then she is not her friend. She says that today, she will prove to them while she is champion. She says that losing the title is not on her mind, but when she loses, she comes back stronger. She knows that she does not have to be pinned to lose the title, but tonight, she is in control.

Alix Paige sings The Star Spangled Banner.

Roman Reigns retains the World Heavyweight Championship against LA Knight after hitting four Superman Punches and two Spears throughout the match. After the match, 946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price) are seen in the crowd, but The Bloodline (Jimmy Uso, "Main Event" Jey Uso, Solo Sikoa) show up right behind them. When 946 turn around, both factions come face-to-face, then a brawl beraks out in the crowd that heads into the arena itself. The brawl starts in the skybox, then makes its way downstairs into the arena's expansive lobby before it finally gets taken outside. 946 soon flees into a black SUV limousine, with Jaida Parker acting as the getaway driver.

Guitarist Nita Strauss, her husband Josh Villalta and their son Max are in the front row. Master Sergeant Brian Teachout is tonight's Wheatley American Vodka Military Spotlight.

Tiffany Stratton beats Sol Ruca, Lola Vice, Jacy Jayne, Roxanne Perez and Lash Legend in the Women's Money in the Bank Ladder Match, making her a two-time Money in the Bank Ladder Match winner.

The Feliu Family are the recipients of The General Insurance's Big Break Seat Upgrade.

Oba Femi beats Bronson Reed, even after Maxxine Dupri and Austin Theory toss brass knuckles to Bronson Reed to knock Oba out while Logan Paul gets himself ejected with a metal folding chair in his hands to further distract the referee.

Liv Morgan beats Stephanie Vaquer and Becky Lynch in a Triple Threat Match to win the Women's World Championship for the fourth time after Vaquer superkicks Becky off the apron into a table - breaking the legs, but not the table itself - before Liv suddenly hits Vaquer with Ob-Liv-Ion for the pin, the win and the title.

Penta beats Bron Breakker, Je'Von Evans (who is taken out of the match in an ambulance following a Spear by Breakker only to return in an ambulance that he later crashes through the roof of after Breakker tips the ladder), Trick Williams, CM Punk and Kevin Owens in the Men's Money in the Bank Ladder Match.

Here are the highlights for tonight's show!

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