TNA iMPACT! Results – June 18, 2026

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Greetings and salutations! Tonight is another edition of TNA iMPACT! The show will have a King’s Speech with Frankie Kazarian, Ricky Sosa in action, Elayna Black facing Indi Hartwell, Moose teaming with The Hardys to take on The System, and Mike Santana, Nic Nemeth, and KC Navarro clashing with Mustafa Ali and The Great Hands in six-man tag team action. TNA iMPACT! is on the air from the National Western Center, Denver, CO, tomorrow marks the 24-year anniversary of TNA Wrestling’s very first broadcast, and the Road to Slammiversary continues. Here is the full card:

  • The King’s Speech with Frankie Kazarian
  • Ricky Sosa in action
  • Elayna Black vs. Indi Hartwell
  • We’ll hear from Xia Brookside
  • Moose and The Hardys vs. The System
  • Mike Santana, Nic Nemeth, and KC Navarro vs. Mustafa Ali and The Great Hands

Without further ado, let’s get to the action on TNA iMPACT!

Xia Brookside Speaks

Xia Brookside kicked TNA iMPACT! as she talks about her upcoming TNA Knockouts World Championship match against former best friend Léi Yǐng Lee at Slammiversary. Brookside said that her favorite part of betraying Lee was seeing the look on her face when she turned on her. She vowed that she would leave Slammiversary as the new Knockouts World Champion.

The champion, Léi Yǐng Lee interrupted. Lee said she now sees Brookside for who she is and made it clear that she had no interest in waiting until Slammiversary to get her hands on her. Lee charged the ring and attacked Brookside, security rushed out and separated the two. Lee continued fighting her way through security, but Brookside took advantage of the chaos, pulling security personnel into Lee as she got the hell out of there. Fun start to TNA iMPACT!

Backstage, Gia Miller caught up with TNA World Champion Mike Santana ahead of the night’s six-man tag team main event. With KC Navarro and Nic Nemeth at his side, Santana discussed their upcoming clash against TNA International Champion Mustafa Ali and The Great Hands.

Santana said he was ready to stand united with Navarro and Nemeth but said that anything could happen when Ali is involved. The champion made it clear that he was prepared for whatever challenges await them.

Mike Santana, Nic Nemeth, and KC Navarro vs. Mustafa Ali and The Great Hands

Before the match, it was announced that Nic Nemeth would lose his Call Your Shot Trophy if he attacked Mike Santana during the match. If Santana attacks Nemeth, then he would be stripped of the TNA World Championship.

Nemeth tagged in KC Navarro instead of Santana and you can tell things got awkward fast. As the trio argued, Mustafa Ali and The Great Hands took advantage, taking control of the match. Navarro was the odd person out getting cut off from his team. He even had to deal with interference from Tasha Steelz before she was caught by the referee and ejected.

Navarro eventually countered Ali with a Cutter and made the hot tag to Santana, who cleaned house and wiped out Order 4 on the outside. Santana looked ready to finish things off, but Nemeth tagged himself in and hit Danger Zone on Jason Hotch, only for Hotch to kick out.

The match broke down, with Navarro and Ali going at it, while Santana and Nemeth worked together against The Great Hands. Santana connected with a Double Rolling Buck 50, and Nemeth followed with a Double Danger Zone. The two did simultaneous pinfalls for the win.

Winners: Mike Santana, KC Navarro, and Nic Nemeth

Backstage, Nic Nemeth checked on KC Navarro after Santana accidentally took him out during the match. Tensions rose as Santana apologized for the mistake, but Navarro told Santana that he needed to stay focused and get his head in the game.

King’s Speech ft. Frankie Kazarian

Frankie Kazarian kicked off The King’s Speech, hyping up the upcoming Ultimate X match at Slammiversary and taking credit for the match’s creation due to his involvement in the first-ever bout.

After mocking the Denver crowd, Kazarian welcomed Leon Slater and X-Division Champion Cedric Alexander down to the iMPACT Zone. Kazarian brought up Slater’s recent title loss to Alexander, which lead to a heated exchange between the two. Slater said Alexander could never understand the pressure of representing his family and UK fans, which lead to a shoving match. Slater grabbed the X-Division Championship and said its really his.

Kazarian then revealed that he would be the third entrant in the Ultimate X match at Slammiversary…. OH THE DRAMA.

AJ Francis stars in a comedic documentary-style vignette building up his feud with Elijah. Francis claims that he owns Elijah’s likeness and his music catalog.

Ricky Sosa vs. Dak Draper

Eric Young joined commentary and called Ricky Sosa a “punk” and a “pretender.”

Dak Draper controlled the early moments, trapping Sosa in a chokehold before slamming him to the mat. Sosa fought back with a Double Stomp and a top-rope dive for a two-count. Draper answered with strikes and a Suplex, but Sosa rallied with chops, a boot, a German Suplex, and an Uppercut.

Sosa finished the match with a top-rope Dropkick and Blue Thunderbang to pin Draper for the win.

Winner: Ricky Sosa

The Elegance Brand was heading to Daria Rae’s office, with the Personal Concierge asking if more spots were available in the Ultimate X match.

Daria said that there were indeed spots. The Concierge pushed for Mr. Elegance to be added. Daria explained that she makes decisions based on stats rather than what talent says. She still named Mr. Elegance as the fourth participant in the match.

The Elegance Brand celebrated the announcement until Indi Hartwell crossed paths with Ash by Elegance. The two had a brief confrontation before Indi walked away to prepare for her match against Elayna Black.

Indi Hartwell vs. Elayna Black

Mara Sadé joined the commentary team for the match.

Indi Hartwell controlled the early action, sending Elayna Black into the turnbuckles before following with a boot and a series of stomps. Black fought back with a boot of her own and targeted Hartwell with a face-first slam and strikes to the back.

Hartwell escaped a chokehold and answered with a Spinebuster for a near fall. The Elegance Brand then appeared at ringside to distract Hartwell, allowing Black to attack from behind.

Mara Sadé stopped Ash by Elegance from getting involved, giving Hartwell the opening to roll up Elayna Black with a Backslide for the victory.

Winner: Indi Hartwell

After the match, Chaos erupts inside the ring, and all of the knockouts go at it like pandemonium 2026. Sadé sends Black to the outside, and Ash by Elegance escapes up the ramp.

Fabian Aichner crossed paths with Santino Marella, and the two spoke in Italian before Aichner asked for an opportunity in the Ultimate X match.

Marella agreed, saying he couldn’t deny the request from a fellow Italian. Nic Nemeth then appeared and added KC Navarro’s hat to the Ultimate X lineup “for old time’s sake.” Marella accepted the idea, but Aichner wasn’t impressed.

Gia Miller is providing an update on The Hardys’ return for the first time since Wicked Garden when Mike Santana grabs the camera and calls out Nic Nemeth for a face-to-face confrontation.

Moose and The Hardys vs. The System

Moose joined The Hardys ahead of the six-man tag team main event on TNA iMPACT! as he wore a Broken-era outfit. Matt Hardy and Brian Myers started the match. The Hardys and Moose controlled the early action, hitting Poetry in Motion on The System before Moose kept Eddie Edwards from interfering.

The System eventually isolated Jeff Hardy, using distractions from Eddie and Alisha Edwards to gain control. Bear Bronson and Myers worked over Jeff until he finally tagged in Moose, who exploded with offense, including a Uranagi and Senton on Myers.

Moose hit a Go to Hell on Edwards, but The System broke up the pinfall. All hell broke loose, with all six competitors exchanging big moves. Matt Hardy hit Plot Twist on Myers while The Righteous appeared on the stage with a ladder for a distraction. Alisha Edwards distracted Moose, allowing Edwards to avoid his Spear and hit him with a Kendo Stick. Edwards followed with the Boston Knee Party to get the win.

Winners: The System

Mike Santana and Nic Nemeth go face-to-face

Mike Santana called out Nic Nemeth for a face-to-face confrontation. Ryan Nemeth appeared instead, claiming his brother is the best wrestler in the world and the future TNA World Champion.

Santana fired back by insulting Nic, leading to the crowd joining in with “he’s a bitch” chants. Nic eventually came out and said the champion had enjoyed his “15 minutes of fame” and that he would leave Slammiversary as the new TNA World Champion.

Santana pointed out that Nic still keeps avoiding getting into the ring with him. Santana said that he would prove Nemeth wrong and retain the TNA World Championship at Slammiversary.

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