Some new information has been revealed regarding last month’s TNA Bound for Glory attendance and live gate.
On the night of the show, TNA had claimed a North American record of 7794 for the October 12 pay-per-view from the Tsongas Arena in Lowell, Massachussetts, with new data from Wrestlenomics Monday painting a slightly different picture.
Venue operator Oak View Group provided a sold ticket number of 5554, a turnstile count of 6137, and verified it as a record attendance for a sporting event. Comps were not included in the breakout.
Listed capacity for the arena is 7484 which includes 243 premium seats which is still less than the announced attendance.
TNA spokeperson Ross Forman’s explanation for the number is as follows:
“Beyond our ticketed attendees, we also had many seats and standing room only occupied by TNA credentialed guests, media, staff, VIPs, and other groups that brought the total attendance to 7,794,” he said, later noting the 225 arena workers were not counted in their tally.
Wrestlenomics reported the live gate was $390,348 with $122,156 generated from food and beverage which the venue said was among the highest in their history. It cost $45,000 for TNA to use the facility.
The Bryan & Vinny & Craig Show is back with tons to talk about as we recap TNA Bound for Glory, the big show of the year. Turn down the volume because we have a lot of fury to unleash on two things in particular, but the main event did deliver, there was a good War Games match, and fans saw history with the Dudleys. A fun show as always so check it out~!
It was the last time for the Hardy Boyz and The Dudleys on Sunday.
In the co-main event of TNA Bound for Glory, The Hardys and The Dudleys met in what was billed as a One Final Table match. Brother Runt, aka Spike Dudley, accompanied the Dudleyz to the ring as they were identified by both their WWE and TNA names, wearing their WWE gear and glasses.
The first to be eliminated was Jeff Hardy after the Dudleys put Jeff through a table with a 3D. Jeff retaliated by putting D-Von through a table after hitting a swanton bomb off a ladder. This left the Hardys to go after Bubba Ray, who attempted to remain in the match but the Hardys whittled him down with chair shots. Bubba struggled to get to his feet and ultimately gave up, allowing himself to be put through a table by both Hardys to give them the win.
After the match, the Hardys were given their NXT and TNA Tag Team titles by TNA President Carlos Silva as the Dudleyz recovered. Both teams hugged as the Hardys started to leave. However, the Dudleyz stopped them and started to take off their boots, giving them to the Hardys as a sign of their retirement. Both teams embraced as The Dudleys made their exit, allowing The Hardys to celebrate back in the ring.
The two teams are best known for their rivalry dating back to 2000 when they, alongside Edge & Christian, battled in the first TLC matches in WWE history.
The new issue of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter is up on the site:
*In depth with the changes in ratings, are pro wrestling and MMA being undercounted, are they less popular than we thought, how the changes have happened, streaming, how this relates to baseball, football, and other entertainment shows. *John Cena’s last matches, and the surprises in current WWE booking plans for now until December. *A look at Crown Jewel and WrestleDream, the cards, how the shows look and the current interest level in them. *Favorites in the betting in all the major future matches *A look at The Smashing Machine, the heyday of Mark Kerr, the box office and what we’ve learned, comparisons with Iron Claw, the performances by Dwayne Johnson Emily Blunt and Ryan Bader and the Pride Grand Prix in 2000 with Sakuraba vs. Gracie and key what ifs that people don’t’ talk about *All In Texas attendance and how much the state will be paying AEW based on the deal, plus original plans for that week and three shows that were once thought and talked about but didn’t happen with two international promotions. *Full coverage of UFC 320, what’s next for the winners, the business side of things and match-by-match. *The most complete and detailed look at the ratings for all the major shows as well as comparisons with last year, segment-by-semgent notes, demos and more. *Expectations of when a major milestone in history of buildings that house wrestling will be reached and when 1 million fans in one specific building attending wrestling in a year is expected *King of Pro Wrestling thoughts *New Japan’s last major show looked at *40th anniversary of a landmark tag team event taking place *Hulk Hogan’s widow looking at medical malpractice suit *Death of the former Sabrina *Dave Bautista makes surprising revelation *Mistico vs. Bndido in Xalapa *Renee Dupree talks the old WWE locker room *Bound for Glory notes *Lots of injury and contract updates *The story of Ultimo Dragon’s ten belts and Mercedes Mone beating that record *Sting’s son has his first match *Advance tickets sales for the WWE & AEW shows over the next two months *The strange secret suspension of Conor McGregor *More on the White House show *MMA Fight of the year on the Dana White Contenders Series *Has the WWE boom period ended or is it ending? *The WWE product right now *Jimmy Jacobs talks differences in backstage at WWE and TNA
— Both of our weekend shows are up on the site. Our Friday show was the third and final Hall of Fame installment with John Muse, Ethan Tyler and Phil Lions talking about the non-wrestler category and other thoughts, plus we covered the rest of the news for the week. Last night’s show covered Crown Jewel, Survivor Series plans, Arena Mexico, AEW and TNA show news and more.
— WBD rejected a $20 per share takeover offer by Paramount Skydance. The sides are continuing to negotiate. The ramifications of this are far bigger than the pro wrestling world, but whatever the WBD ownership ends up being could have an effect on pro wrestling in many different ways.
— The estimates for the weekend are that Smashing Machine will finish No. 8 for the week with $1.77 million. A normal second week drop from the first is 50 percent. This was a 69 percent drop from an already disappointing first week. Conversely, Iron Claw dropped only six percent in the second week. So those were polar opposites. I wrote a story on the movie in the current issue looking back at that era and the career of Mark Kerr. Overall I thought it was a good movie but at the end of the day, it did not have commercial appeal.
— Kota Ibushi had surgery for the broken femur suffered on Wednesday night when he fell badly off the top rope in his match with Josh Alexander that aired last night. It was weird doing that impromptu post-match angle with Mark Davis. Ibushi today talked about being out 18 months, thanking Tony Khan for sending him flowers and a note and said that he was considering retirement at first but does want to come back. This is a nasty fluke injury for a guy who took years to come back from the shoulder injury suffered at a time when he was one of the best in-ring performers in history.
— TNA’s Bound for Glory takes place in Lowell, MA tonight at the Paul Tsongas Center. hey were at 6,275 tickets out earlier today so this will be one of the biggest crowds in the 23 year history of the company:
Call Your Shot Gauntlet Battle Royal
Tessa Blanchard vs. Gia Miler
Frankie Kazarian vs. Steve Maclin for the International title
Moose & Brian Myers & Eddie Edwards & JDC & Alisha Edwards vs. Mustafa Ali & Special Agent 0 & Jason Hotch & John Skyler & Tasha Steelz in a hardcore war match
The Iinspiration vs. Heather by Elegance & Ash by Elegance for the Knockouts tag titles
Leon Slater vs. Je’Von Evans for the X title
The Hardys vs. Team 3-D in a tables match for the NXT & TNA tag titles
Keliani Jordan vs. Indi Hartwell for the Knockouts title
Trick Williams vs. Mike Santana for the TNA title. They have to switch the title here, right?
BDE, a YouTuber (Brandon Collymore) will be in the Gauntlet match.
— New Japan King of Pro Wrestling starts at 3 a.m. Eastern time tonight or midnight Pacific from Sumo Hall in Tokyo. It has a hell of a lineup:
Sareee vs. Syuri for the IWGP women’s title
Shingo Takagi & Hiromu Takahashi & Titan vs. David Finlay & Taiji Ishimori & Clark Connors
Sanada vs. Drilla Moloney no DQ no count outs
Hirooki Goto (first match back since filming Street Fighter 2) & Yoshi-Hashi & Yoh vs. Ryohei Oiwa & Hartley Jackson & Kosei Fujita
El Phantasmo vs. Hiroshi Tanahashi for NJPW TV title
Oleg Botin vs. Evil for Never title
Yuto-Ice & Oskar vs. Yuya Umeura & Shota Umino for IWGP tag team titles
Gabe Kidd vs. Yota Tsuji for Global title
Zack Sabre Jr. vs. Konosuke Takeshita for the IWGP world title
— We are doing weekend polls for WWE Crown Jewel, TNA Bound for Glory and New Japan King of Pro Wrestling this weekend. You can leave a thumbs up, thumbs down or thumbs in the middle along with a best and worst match to [email protected]
— We’re looking for reports from the NXT shows in Detroit and Cleveland this weekend with results, finishes and highlights to [email protected]
— For Google searches this weekend, Crown Jewel has 115,000 searches which is a little more than half of a normal show. However, the UFC show yesterday from Rio de Janeiro had virtually nothing, much lower than usual. The death of Diane Keaton was more than 10 million which speaks volumes for how well known and remembered she was. A funny one is that Logan Paul had 10,000 weekend searches due to a bogus rumor that he was killed in a helicopter crash.
— Lots of rumors that Alexandre Pantoja will defend the flyweight title against Joshua Van on the last UFC PPV for at least seven years, if not ever, on 12/13 at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.
— The main story coming out of yesterday’s win by Charles Oliveira as he broke his own records for most finishes (21) and most submissions (17) in a career with a win over Mateusz Gamrot in the main event. He immediately set his sights on Max Holloway next.
— In a cool touch, Jose Aldo came to the ring and left his gloves in the cage. He didn’t fight on the show but UFC allowed the Hall of Fame fighter to retire in Rio de Janeiro.
— The Philadelphia Inquirer had a story on Scott “Raven” Levy with the documentary “Nevermore” on his career having a screening in the city. (thanks to Chuck Langerman and Bill King)
— Laura Sanko will be announcing the UFC 321 PPV show from Abu Dhabi on 10/25. This will only be the third time a woman has broadcasted a UFC PPV. Sanko did it at UFC 293 and Kathy Long did it at UFC 1.
— Go Shiozaki resurfaced in All Japan yesterday as the mystery partner of Shotaro Ashino in a match with Kento Miyahara & Hideki Suzuki in Gyoda. Miyahara was disqualified quickly and this set up a 10/22 Triple Crown title match at Korakuen Hall which should sell out.
— Former NXT wrestler Yoshiki Inamura returned to NOAH and will challenge KENTA for the GHC title on 11/8 at Korakuen Hall.
— House of Glory Wrestling from Friday night in New York: Zilla Fatu b Bear Bronson to keep the Crown Jewel title, Indi Hartell b Zayda Steel to keep the women’s title, Raheem Royal b Idris Jackson, Killer Kross b Matt Cardona, Leon Slater b Amazing Red to keep the TNA X Division title, Hardys b Mane Event in a TNA vs. HOG title match so the Hardys now have three sets of belts, Charles Mason b Man Like DeReiss to keep the HOG title. The next show i s 11/15 in Long Island, NY. (thanks to Samuel Rosenthal)
Two winners emerged from the Call Your Shot gauntlet match at Bound for Glory.
The final two participants in the match were Frankie Kazarian and Nic Nemeth. A referee bump caused a second referee to come in and make a two count. As the original referee recovered, a double pin took place with both men’s shoulders on the mat. Both referees counted three as controversy ensued. After both referees talked to Santino Marella, he announced for the first time ever both Kazarian and Nemeth would be co-winners. The two were given the trophy as they argued to the back. As a result, both men will receive a future championship match of their choosing.
Kazarian originally wasn’t part of the match but took out Jody Threat as she made her way to the ring. After arguing with Santino, he put himself in the match but was taken out by the next entrant, Santino, with the cobra. However Kazarian wasn’t eliminated and returned after Matt Cardona was eliminated, leaving he and Nemeth as the final two participants of the match.
Later backstage, the two winners confronted one another, with Nemeth calling out Kazarian for never winning the TNA World title. Kazarian teased he may become champion later tonight.
The full list of participants included Lei Ying Lee, Mara Sade, Ryan Nemeth, Nic Nemeth, Cedric Alexander, Rich Swann, AJ Francis, streamer BDE, Myron Reed, Zachary Wentz, Trey Miguel, Dani Luna, Eric Young, Jake Something, Rosemary, Home Town Man, Zack Clayton (with Little Guido), Frankie Kazarian, Santino Marella, Matt Cardona, and Mance Warner.
Wrestling fans are eagerly eyeing TNA Bound For Glory 2025, set for Sunday, 12 October 2025 at the Tsongas Center in Lowell, Massachusetts. With the countdown to the show well underway, one burning question remains: Has the event sold out?
That leaves just 439 tickets still on the map. Additionally, the total number of seats on the map is 7,418. In this morning’s update, WrestleTix noted a surge of +1,280 tickets sold since the last update (five days prior). It also highlighted that Floor Section F has been fully opened, with additional rows added in VIP sections (103 & 104), and that further expansion might occur in Sections 109‑115
Has TNA Bound for Glory 2025 sold out?
No, not yet as of writing. With 439 tickets left (per the latest from WrestleTix), the event is not officially sold out, but it’s very close. At this rate, any remaining tickets are likely to vanish quickly, especially with high-demand matches such as The Hardys vs. Team 3D (one final Tables match) drawing additional interest and potential walk ups on the night.
As TNA Wrestling sets the stage for its biggest event of the year, Bound For Glory 2025, fans around the globe are asking the same question: How to watch the TNA Bound For Glory 2025 live stream. Here’s a full guide so you don’t miss a moment of the action.
What is TNA Bound For Glory 2025?
Bound For Glory is TNA’s flagship pay‑per‑view event, akin to WrestleMania or Double or Nothing. The 2025 edition is scheduled for October 12, 2025, at the Tsongas Center in Lowell, Massachusetts, with the show beginning at 7:00 PM ET.
The 2025 card features marquee matchups, including Trick Williams vs. Mike Santana for the TNA World Championship, Kelani Jordan vs. Indi Hartwell for the Knockouts title, and The Hardys vs. Team 3D in a last ever tables match.
Live streaming options: Where to watch
If you want to catch TNA Bound For Glory 2025 live, here are the confirmed streaming platforms:
TrillerTV (official PPV stream)
TrillerTV offers the event as a pay‑per‑view live stream. You can purchase it directly through their platform, watch it live at the scheduled time, and access unlimited replays afterward.
Make sure you register in advance, choose your preferred package, and confirm your time zone so you don’t miss the start.
TNA+ (TNA’s official streaming platform)
TNA’s own streaming service, TNA+, will also carry the PPV live. If you’re already a TNA+ subscriber, you’ll likely get early access or discounted PPV pricing. Check your subscription dashboard for details.
Other authorized PPV providers
Depending on your region, there may be additional PPV outlets or wrestling‑focused platforms that offer the live stream. Always confirm via official TNA announcements or regional press releases so you don’t fall prey to illegitimate streams.
Tips for watching the live stream
Check time zones ahead of time: The event starts at 7:00 PM ET. Adjust accordingly for your local timezone to avoid tuning in too early or late.
Test your device and connection in advance: Make sure your computer, smart TV, or streaming device works with TrillerTV or TNA+.
Purchase early: Buying the PPV ahead of time ensures you’re ready when the show goes live, so no last‑minute issues.
Use official sources: Stick to the legitimate providers listed above. Avoid unauthorized streams, they’re often low quality or illegal.
Watch replays if needed: Both TrillerTV and TNA+ typically offer replays so you can catch up if you miss the live broadcast.
Bully Ray, D-Von and The Hardys all recently appeared on the Talk is Jericho podcast to promote their upcoming tables match at TNA Bound for Glory. The four men discussed their enduring history in the business, including their matches in the early 2000s in the-then WWF.
During the interview, Bully Ray would make a big claim about Matt and Jeff Hardy, explaining how them making a return to TNA put the company in the position they are now. TNA is selling well in multiple markets, and with their ongoing relationship with NXT they have another calling card to help get those butts in the seats.
Bully Ray on Matt and Jeff Hardy
“When Matt and Jeff came back there [TNA] they gave credibility back to the company. I think it was the autograph sessions” Bully would begin.” “Fans seeing that Matt and Jeff were willing to stick around until two or three in the morning, and meet with every fan and talk to every fan and sign every autograph and take every picture.”
“That personal crowd interaction, that word of mouth traveled like wildfire, and that’s why people wanted to go to the shows. They wanted to see Matt and Jeff wrestle. They wanted to go to the post-show autograph sessions. They wanted to be a part of those special moments” the former WWE Superstar added.
Bully would then make a big claim about his Bound for Glory opponents after, saying “if Matt and Jeff do not go back to TNA, TNA is not in the position that they are right now. That is not an opinion. That is a fact. You go back and you watch TNA television, you look at the house shows., you look at the numbers. [These two] are the guys responsible for putting the asses in the seats.”
TNA Bound for Glory 2025 takes place tomorrow night and is available as part of TNA+ and on PPV via TrillerTV.
TNA has finalized the card for Sunday’s Bound for Glory pay-per-view, with a new title match set for the Countdown to Bound for Glory pre-show.
After winning the Knockouts Tag Team titles on last week’s Impact show, The IInspiration will defend their titles in a rematch against former champs Heather by Elegance and M by Elegance on Sunday’s Countdown to Bound for Glory.
The new match added brings the total number of bouts for Sunday’s card to nine, with eight set for the main show.
The Countdown show streams for free on TNA’s YouTube and digital media channels beginning at 6 p.m. Eastern time on Sunday, with the main card to kick off at 7 p.m. Eastern time.
TNA Bound for Glory, Sunday, October 12 —
TNA World Champion Trick Williams defends against Mike Santana
TNA and NXT Tag Team Champions The Hardys (Matt Hardy and Jeff Hardy) defend against Team 3D (Bully Ray and Brother Devon) in a tables match
TNA Knockouts World Champion Kelani Jordan defends against Indi Hartwell
Hardcore War: Order 4 (Mustafa Ali, Special Agent Zero, Jason Hotch, John Skyler, Tasha Steelz) vs. The System (Eddie Edwards, Moose, Brian Myers, JDC, Alisha Edwards)
TNA International Champion Frankie Kazarian defends against Steve Maclin
X-Division Champion Leon Slater defends against Je’Von Evans
Call Your Shot Gauntlet match
Tessa Blanchard vs. Gia Miller
Pre-show: Knockouts Tag Team Champions The IInspiration (Cassie Lee and Jessie McKay) defend against The Elegance Brand (Heather by Elegance and M by Elegance)
A date has already been set for Matt & Jeff Hardy’s first NXT Tag Team title defense.
TNA has announced that The Hardys vs. Dudleys at Bound for Glory this Sunday will now be for both the TNA and NXT Tag Team title belts. The bout — which is a tables match — is being promoted as the last time the Attitude Era rivals will ever face each other.
BREAKING: After their historic victory on last night's #WWENXT, The Hardys vs. Team 3D: One Final Table at #TNABoundForGlory LIVE on PPV and TNA+ THIS SUNDAY will now be for both the TNA and @WWENXT Tag Team Titles!
Matt & Jeff Hardy were already the TNA Tag Team Champions going into last night’s NXT vs. TNA Showdown special. They added the NXT belts to their collection with a victory over Dion Lennox & Osiris Griffin of DarkState. Bubba Ray & D-Von Dudley watched the match from the front row — and they stared The Hardys down after it was over.
This is the first time Matt & Jeff Hardy have ever held the NXT Tag Team titles. They’re on their fourth reign as TNA tag champs, having won the belts at Slammiversary this July.
The Tsongas Center in Lowell, Massachusetts is hosting Bound for Glory, which is traditionally TNA’s biggest event of the year. Trick Williams vs. Mike Santana for the TNA World Championship will headline the pay-per-view.
TNA Bound for Glory 2025 (Sunday, October 12) —
TNA World Champion Trick Williams defends against Mike Santana
Tables match: TNA & NXT Tag Team Champions The Hardys defend against The Dudleys
TNA Knockouts World Champion Kelani Jordan defends against Indi Hartwell
TNA X-Division Champion Leon Slater defends against Je’Von Evans
TNA International Champion Frankie Kazarian defends against Steve Maclin
Hardcore War: Mustafa Ali, Agent Zero, Jason Hotch, John Skyler & Tasha Steelz vs. Eddie Edwards, Moose, Brian Myers, JDC & Alisha Edwards
Tessa Blanchard vs. Gia Miller
Call Your Shot gauntlet match
Mickie James and The Beautiful People (Angelina Love & Velvet Sky) will be inducted into the TNA Hall of Fame
In an interview with Justin Barrasso ahead of Sunday’s Bound for Glory, the president of TNA explained the company’s role in pro wrestling, not only cultivating young talent but also providing space for wrestlers who made their names in TNA and elsewhere.
“We have a lot of goals. We can develop young stars,” he said. “Joe Hendry is a great example. I know he wrestled elsewhere, but TNA provided a platform for him to reach new levels–then you saw him at WrestleMania. TNA is a place for young stars like Leon Slater. It’s a place for legends like The Hardys and stars like Eric Young, Nic Nemeth, Matt Cardona, and Frankie Kazarian–and I could go on and on.”
Silva took over for Scott D’Amore, who departed the company in 2024. Silva complimented the team that has taken over since.
“TNA has been around 23 years, so I’m building off a really good foundation,” he said. “We have some great minds in the company like Eric Tompkins, Tommy Dreamer, and Ross Forman. We brought in sports executives for production and marketing, too. We’re bringing best practices from sports and applying them to our live events. It’s a team that is pulling all together, and that makes a big difference. It’s been a great nine months, but we’re not going to slow down.”
Bound for Glory is set for this weekend at the Tsongas Center in Lowell, Massachussetts. Top matches include Trick Williams defending the TNA Championship against Mike Santana and The Hardys taking on Team 3D in a tables match for the TNA Tag Team titles.
A new match has been announced for TNA’s Bound for Glory pay-per-view set for Sunday, October 12.
Tessa Blanchard and Gia Miller will go one-on-one at the company’s biggest show of the year in a new bout added to the card during Thursday’s TNA Impact episode.
Miller cut a promo on Blanchard during Thursday’s Impact in response to Blanchard attacking her at Victory Road. Primarily a backstage interviewer, Miller promised to beat Blanchard within an inch of her life at Bound for Glory.
.@MeanGiaMiller has a message for Tessa Blanchard and the fire in her eyes says everything about what she's capable of #TNABoundForGlory!
Blanchard cut her own promo on Miller on Impact detailing the backstory to their match and how Blanchard originally broke Miller in to wrestling training.
A new match for the X Division title is set for Bound for Glory.
After Leon Slater retained the title at Victory Road by defeating Myron Reed, TNA’s Director of Authority Santino Marella came out and congratulated Slater on the win, saying that’s what TNA is all about. He then said he had a major announcement, as he’s been talking to NXT’s General Manager Ava and revealed Slater’s opponent for Bound for Glory: Je’Von Evans, who appeared via video. He said he’s never had a chance to compete in a TNA ring until now and Bound for Glory is about to become real bouncy.
Slater defeated Reed in a hard-fought yet wild match featuring plenty of high risk offense, including a cutter to the floor by Reed and a brutal slumdog millionaire by Reed, also on the outside. Slater eventually got the win with the swanton 450 splash.
The weekend so far has been a busy one for Evans. In addition to his TNA cameo, he made a surprise appearance on Friday’s SmackDown, unsuccessfully challenging for Sami Zayn’s United States title. After the match, he was taken out by his opponent for Saturday’s NXT No Mercy PLE, Josh Briggs.
TNA Bound for Glory, Sunday, October 12 —
TNA World Champion Trick Williams defends against Mike Santana
TNA Tag Team Champions The Hardys (Matt and Jeff Hardy) defend against Team 3D (Bully Ray and Brother Devon) in a tables match
TNA Knockouts World Champion Kelani Jordan defends against Indi Hartwell
TNA X Division Champion Leon Slater defends against Je’Von Evans
Hardcore War: Mustafa Ali, Agent Zero, Jason Hotch, John Skyler, and Tasha Steelz vs. Eddie Edwards, Moose, Brian Myers, JDC, and Alisha Edwards
A new match is official for TNA Bound for Glory, and another match on the card has a new stipulation.
The Call Your Shot gauntlet match will make its return at Bound for Glory, with the winner of the 20-person intergender gauntlet earning a shot at a championship of their choosing for up to one year.
On Thursday’s TNA Impact, Mance Warner and Lei Ying Lee became the first qualifiers for Call Your Shot by being the final two participants in a qualifying battle royal. Warner won the match and will enter the gauntlet last, while Lee will enter first.
The TNA Tag title match at Bound for Glory also has a new stipulation, as The Hardys and Team 3D agreed to make their title bout at the pay-per-view a tables match.
The updated lineup:
TNA Bound for Glory, Sunday, October 12 —
TNA World Champion Trick Williams defends against Mike Santana
TNA Tag Team Champions The Hardys (Matt and Jeff Hardy) defend against Team 3D (Bully Ray and Brother Devon) in a tables match
TNA Knockouts World Champion Ash by Elegance defends against Indi Hartwell
Hardcore War: Mustafa Ali, Agent Zero, Jason Hotch, John Skyler, and Tasha Steelz vs. Eddie Edwards, Moose, Brian Myers, JDC, and Alisha Edwards
A new match is official for TNA Bound for Glory set for Sunday, October 12.
The feud between The System and Order 4 will reach its climax at Bound for Glory in a Hardcore War in a bout made official during a wild brawl between the two factions on Thursday’s Impact.
At BFG, it will be Mustafa Ali, Agent Zero, John Skyler, Jason Hotch, and Tasha Steelz of Order 4 against Moose, Brian Myers, Eddie Edwards, JDC, and Alisha Edwards in a five-on-five, anything goes matchup.
Lowell, Massachusetts will host this year’s Bound for Glory, traditionally TNA’s biggest show of the year. The updated lineup:
TNA Bound for Glory, Sunday, October 12 —
TNA World Champion (Trick Williams or Oba Femi) defends against Mike Santana
TNA Knockouts World Champion (Ash by Elegance or Masha Slamovich) defends against Indi Hartwell
TNA Tag Team Champions The Hardys (Matt Hardy & Jeff Hardy) defend against Team 3D (Bully Ray & Brother Devon)
Hardcore War: Order 4 (Mustafa Ali, Agent Zero, John Skyler, Jason Hotch, Tasha Steelz) vs. The System (Moose, Brian Myers, Eddie Edwards, JDC, Alisha Edwards)
