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TNA Impact Results: Nemeth Beats Elijah, Ali Beats Kazarian

Summary: Nic Nemeth beat Elijah on TNA Thursday Night Impact on Nov. 12, 2026, to keep his TNA World Title rematch. Mustafa Ali beat Frankie Kazarian, and Moose beat Samuel Shaw by disqualification in Dothan, Alabama.

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  1. Singles match
    Elayna Blackdef.Heather by Elegance

    Black avoided Hell Above and hit Blackout for the pin.

    Not listed
  2. Tag match
    Apex (Shayna Baszler and Zoey Serrano), the Knockouts World Tag Team Championsdef.The King Bees (Charity King and Danni Bee)

    Baszler pinned King with Greymatter. Indi Hartwell was on commentary.

    Not listed
  3. Singles match
    Moosedef.Samuel Shaw (with Joseph Sawyer)

    Disqualification. Sawyer slid a chair in and Shaw hit Moose with it.

    Not listed
  4. Singles match
    Mustafa Alidef.Frankie Kazarian (with Avery Styles)

    Ali rolled Kazarian up after Kazarian stopped to calm Styles.

    Not listed
  5. Singles match
    Nic Nemethdef.Elijah

    Dangerzone, after a low blow with the help of the rope, per TNA's recap.

    Not listed

The quick version

  • Nic Nemeth pinned Elijah in the main event. Had he lost, TNA Director of Authority Santino Marella said he would have lost his contractual rematch for the TNA World Championship.
  • Mustafa Ali rolled up Frankie Kazarian, and Moose beat Samuel Shaw by disqualification when Joseph Sawyer's chair came into play.
  • Destination X is Sunday, Nov. 15, at the Edmonton EXPO Centre in Edmonton, Alberta.

Nic Nemeth beat Elijah in the main event of TNA Thursday Night Impact on Thursday, Nov. 12, 2026, and kept his contractual rematch for the TNA World Championship. Mustafa Ali also beat Frankie Kazarian, Moose beat Samuel Shaw by disqualification, and Mila Moore was welcomed into The Dollhouse.

Event

TNA Thursday Night Impact, Thursday, Nov. 12, 2026, from the Dothan Civic Center in Dothan, Alabama, on AMC. TNA calls it the last Impact before Destination X. Match times were not listed in TNA's results or the two outlets we checked against it.

Results

Match notes

Black over Heather by Elegance. Black won the opener and, in TNA's words, keeps chasing the Knockouts Television Title held by M by Elegance. Heather had a moonsault and a Spikerana before Black countered her top-rope move.

Apex over The King Bees. Serrano hit a lariat on Danni Bee, and Baszler pinned King after Greymatter. Hartwell, the Knockouts World Champion, sat in on commentary. She defends against Baszler at Destination X.

Moose over Shaw. Moose hit a Superplex that TNA named its Rock-Solid Moment of the Night. His left leg gave out as he set up a Spear, and Sawyer then slid a chair to Shaw. Matt Hardy ran in with a steel pipe and syX retreated, per TNA and Fightful.

Ali over Kazarian. Avery Styles stood on the apron and Kazarian stopped to calm him. Ali used that moment to roll Kazarian up, per TNA.

Nemeth over Elijah. The two traded chops and near falls around the ring. Nemeth landed a superkick, got the low blow, and finished with Dangerzone. Santino had set the stakes earlier in the night, per TNA.

Moments that mattered

  • Destination X changes. Santino added The Nemeths to Matt Hardy and Moose vs. syX, which put the TNA World Tag Team Championship on the line in a three-way. See our Destination X card story.
  • The Dollhouse grows. Taryn Terrell and Harley Hudson welcomed Mila Moore, per TNA. Fightful notes Moore was in the now-disbanded Order 4. We covered the earlier hint in our Mila Moore story.
  • Brookside and The Righteous. TNA's recap says The Righteous welcomed Xia Brookside. See our Brookside contract rumor, which is not confirmed.
  • International Title. AJ Francis, with Expressions, interrupted TNA International Champion Jason Hotch and told him he has his eyes on the title, per TNA.
  • Injury report. TNA's report lists X Division Champion Amazing Red out with neck and head injuries. It says Eddie Edwards has lower back issues but is cleared, and Jeff Hardy remains out. See our earlier Hardy injury story.

What is next

Destination X is Sunday, Nov. 15, in Edmonton. TNA's recap says the Countdown starts at 5 PM ET and the pay-per-view at 6 PM ET on TNA+ and PPV.com. TNA's own posts have given two start times, which we covered in our start-times story.

TNA lists Leon Slater vs. Trey Miguel for the World Championship, Hartwell vs. Baszler for the Knockouts title, a triple threat for the tag titles, and two Ultimate X matches. It says that is the first time there have been two.

How we know

Source: TNA's own results post for the show, which we read in full, checked against Fightful's and eWrestlingNews' results. We did not watch the show live. Finishes follow TNA's recap. TNA's description of Nemeth's finish is brief, so we quote its wording rather than add detail.

TNA ImpactNic NemethElijahMustafa AliDestination X

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