TNA’s biggest event of the year, Bound For Glory, goes down tonight from the Tsongas Center in Lowell, Massachusetts! Tonight, TNA star Mike Santana looks to bring the TNA World Championship home as he challenges NXT’s Trick Williams, also, it’s One Final Table as iconic rivals the Hardys and Team 3D, also known as the Dudley Boyz, battle for both the TNA and NXT Tag Team Championships in a Tables Match. Get caught up on everything you need to know before TNA Bound For Glory:
TNA Bound For Glory 2025 date, start time
TNA Bound For Glory 2025 takes place on Sunday, October 12, 2025, live from the Tsongas Center in Lowell, MA at 7pm ET.
How to Watch TNA Bound For Glory 2025
TNA Bound For Glory will be available to order on pay-per-view via Triller TV and traditional pay-per-view providers. You can also watch on TNA+ with an annual billing subscription plan.
TNA Bound For Glory 2025 card
Call Your Shot Gauntlet
TNA’s official preview:
The career-altering Call Your Shot Gauntlet returns at the biggest event of the year, with TNA’s brightest stars facing off for a championship opportunity of their choosing, anytime, anywhere.
Recently on iMPACT!, Mance Warner eliminated Léi Yǐng Lee in a Qualifier Battle Royal, earning the coveted #20 spot in the Call Your Shot Gauntlet. By virtue of being the last competitor eliminated, Lee must now enter the match in the disadvantageous #1 spot. Check out the rest of the loaded lineup:
Nic Nemeth
Ryan Nemeth
Cedric Alexander
Matt Cardona
Mara Sadè
Eric Young
Xia Brookside
Jake Something
A.J. Francis
The Home Town Man
Dani Luna
BDE
Tessa Blanchard vs. Gia Miller
TNA’s official preview:
At Slammiversary, Tessa Blanchard viciously assaulted TNA reporter Gia Miller following her loss to Indi Hartwell, resulting in Blanchard’s suspension from TNA Wrestling.
But after Miller courageously recovered from the attack, she made a bold statement when she asked for Blanchard’s suspension to be lifted. Blanchard returned with a vengeance, in the form of another attack on Miller in the parking lot at Victory Road.
A new, never-before-seen side of Gia Miller has been unleashed, and she’s meaner than ever before. In a stunning turn of events, Miller will have an opportunity at revenge when she makes her TNA in-ring debut against Tessa Blanchard at Bound For Glory — but can she survive the wrath of a former TNA Knockouts World Champion?
Frankie Kazarian (c) vs. Steve Maclin for the TNA International Championship
TNA’s official preview:
At Victory Road, Frankie Kazarian dethroned Steve Maclin to become the new TNA International Champion, albeit not without controversy following the involvement of AAA’s El Mesias.
Much to Kazarian’s dismay, he was informed by Director of Authority Santino Marella that Maclin has invoked his rematch clause at the biggest event of the year, Bound For Glory.
Will Maclin reclaim the TNA International Title? Or will Kazarian back up the claim that he’s the one and only “King of TNA”?
Order 4 vs. The System (Hardcore War)
TNA’s official preview:
What is the most dominant faction in TNA Wrestling today? That question will be answered at Bound For Glory when The System and Order 4 collide in Hardcore War.
For weeks, the two groups led by Moose and Mustafa Ali have been engaged in combat, as they do everything in their power to achieve their ultimate goal: total domination.
Tensions would boil over on a recent episode of iMPACT! when a wall-to-wall brawl erupted during a match between Mustafa Ali and Brian Myers. In an attempt to settle the score once and for all, Director of Authority Santino Marella announced the Hardcore War, a match in which anything can and probably will happen.
When the dust settles, will it be The System or Order 4 who are left standing?
Leon Slater (c) vs. Je’Von Evans for the TNA X Division Championship
TNA’s official preview:
At Victory Road, Leon Slater outlasted Myron Reed to retain the X-Division Championship in a breathtaking main event. But what happened after the match would ignite the entire wrestling world.
As Slater was celebrating his victory, he was approached by Director of Authority Santino Marella who revealed Slater’s next challenger at Bound For Glory: NXT’s Je’Von Evans!
Evans would appear on the big screen to address this dream match between two of the most exciting and promising young stars in professional wrestling today.
Who will leave TNA Wrestling’s biggest event of the year as X-Division Champion?
Kelani Jordan (c) vs. Indi Hartwell for the TNA Knockouts World Championship
TNA’s official preview:
At Victory Road, Ash By Elegance relinquished the TNA Knockouts World Championship after making a heartbreaking announcement that she would be stepping away from in-ring competition.
This led to a star-studded 10-Knockout Battle Royal, where the final two competitors would face off later in the night for the vacant Knockouts World Title. In the end, it came down to Léi Yǐng Lee and NXT’s Kelani Jordan.
With Indi Hartwell as Special Guest Referee, Kelani Jordan triumphed over Léi Yǐng Lee to become the new TNA Knockouts World Champion. She will now defend against Indi Hartwell at the biggest event of the year, Bound For Glory.
With the Knockouts World Title once again in the possession of an NXT Superstar, what will Hartwell be willing to sacrifice in her attempt to bring the gold back home to TNA?
The Hardys (c) vs. Team 3D for the TNA and NXT Tag Team Championships (Tables Match)
TNA’s official preview:
The final chapter in the legendary rivalry between The Hardys and Team 3D will be written at TNA Bound For Glory.
After Matt and Jeff Hardy recaptured the TNA World Tag Team Championship in a wild Ladder Match at Slammiversary, they were confronted by Bully Ray, who laid out the challenge for one last match between two of the most accomplished tag teams in professional wrestling history.
The Hardys accepted the challenge and the match was made official for TNA Wrestling’s biggest event of the year.
Recently on iMPACT!, The Hardys and Team 3D upped the ante during The Final Negotiation. This legendary showdown became a Tables Match with The Hardys’ TNA World Tag Team Championship on the line!
But that’s not all. At NXT Showdown, The Hardys made history once again when they defeated DarkState to become the NXT Tag Team Champions. The stakes have never been higher, as this match will now be for both the TNA World Tag Team Titles and the NXT Tag Team Titles!
Trick Williams (c) vs. Mike Santana for the TNA World Championship
TNA’s official preview:
Mike Santana’s Path of Purpose has led him to TNA Wrestling’s biggest event of the year and a coveted TNA World Championship opportunity against NXT’s Trick Williams.
Earlier this year at Slammiversary, Mike Santana, Trick Williams and Joe Hendry were involved in a Triple Threat match for the TNA World Championship. Santana was moments away from capturing the gold in his hometown of New York when Williams, who had feigned an injury, escaped with his title.
Santana was determined to earn another opportunity and, following a series of victories, one of which was a pinfall over Williams in tag team competition, Santana was deemed the rightful No. 1 Contender by Director of Authority Santino Marella.
Williams would attempt legal action in hopes of avoiding another match with Santana but was unsuccessful. Now, Santana and Williams will meet one-on-one with the TNA World Title up for grabs. Will Santana complete his Path of Purpose and bring home the TNA World Championship? Or will the Trick-NA era continue?
