The Wrestling Voice | The Morning Bell | Friday, November 13, 2026 – TNA Impact results November 12 2026
By David Laguerre | 7:30 a.m. EST edition, America/New_York
Spoiler warning: This report covers the Thursday, November 12 broadcasts of TNA iMPACT and ROH on HonorClub, including all 13 matches and the major segments. Both programs used taped matches. Friday and weekend listings below are previews. Thursday’s CMLL Arena Coliseo results are not included because they could not be independently confirmed.
Nic Nemeth kept his world-title rematch, but his weekend became more difficult. His win over Elijah closed TNA’s final show before Destination X after Santino Marella added the Nemeth brothers to a three-team match with their tag championships at stake.
In this edition, we will detail the TNA Impact results November 12 2026 alongside other exciting matches.
ROH’s title matches ended with Bandido still world champion and Lee Moriarty still Pure champion. Athena also beat B3CCA in a non-title Proving Ground match.
Quick results: TNA’s complete five-match card
- Elayna Black defeated Heather by Elegance. Black won by pinfall with Blackout after Heather missed from the top rope.
- Apex defeated The King Bees in a non-title match. Shayna Baszler pinned Charity King with Grey Matter. Zoey Serrano and Danni Bee were their partners.
- Moose defeated Samuel Shaw by disqualification. Shaw used a chair supplied by Joseph Sawyer.
- Mustafa Ali defeated Frankie Kazarian. Ali won with a roll-up after Avery Styles’ attempt to confront him distracted Kazarian.
- Nic Nemeth defeated Elijah. A low blow using the ropes set up another Danger Zone and the pin, preserving Nemeth’s contractual world-title rematch.
The November 12 episode came from Dothan Civic Center in Alabama. TNA’s official report, PWTorch’s complete recap and F4W’s full account establish the card and finishes.
Biggest story: Nemeth escapes one risk and faces another
Ryan Nemeth’s complaint to Santino brought an unwelcome answer for the champions. The Nemeths were added to Matt Hardy and Moose’s match against syX at Destination X. Their TNA World Tag Team Championship will now be defended in a three-way match.
Nic’s later objection raised the stakes of his match with Elijah. Losing would transfer his contractual world-title rematch to Elijah. Elijah withstood a superkick and Danger Zone, but Nemeth’s foul at the ropes helped him finish the job.
Voice analysis: Nemeth leaves with the right he wanted to protect, but the tag-title problem remains. Sunday’s champions must watch two opposing teams. Nic’s singles ambitions and the brothers’ tag responsibilities are now tied together, giving a loss in either division consequences beyond that one match.
Moose, Apex and Ali sharpen Sunday’s stories
In their promo, Shaw and Sawyer promised destruction and welcomed the added tag-title stakes. They then worked over Moose’s left knee before the chair ended the match. Matt Hardy came out with a steel pipe and stopped the attack from continuing. The champions’ addition turns this existing fight with syX into a title contest rather than replacing it.
Apex’s win offered a preview of Baszler’s form before she challenges Indi Hartwell. Hartwell watched from commentary, then exchanged a stare with the tag champions. The King Bees match itself was not a title defense.
Ali used Avery Styles to create the opening against Kazarian. After Ali shoved Styles, Kazarian landed a slingshot cutter. Styles climbed onto the apron to retaliate, and Kazarian’s effort to calm him allowed Ali to steal the pin.
Voice analysis: Ali’s tactic makes the Kazarian-Styles relationship part of the contest. Styles wanted to help, yet his reaction cost Kazarian. That gives Ali a result he can use to deepen the distrust he is trying to create.
The rest of Impact: ambition, alliances and a Dollhouse welcome
The Destination Next features put Leon Slater and Trey Miguel’s title match in personal terms. Miguel’s filmed interviews returned to his Toledo upbringing and lifelong ambition. Slater described the sacrifices and pressure behind becoming world champion. Those accounts came from the program’s interviews, ahead of Slater’s first defense on Sunday.
Black’s win continued her pursuit of M by Elegance’s Knockouts Television Championship. Elsewhere, Heather objected to being left out of M’s magazine plans. M demanded her support, including help in Ultimate X. Heather was not announced as an entrant.
Jason Hotch spoke about representing the United States in the World X-Cup before AJ Francis and Expressions interrupted. Francis targeted Hotch’s International Championship, but no match between them was announced. The System also presented a united front, with Cedric Alexander looking toward another X-Division opportunity.
The authority-figure story continued as Brian Johnson raised board concerns with Daria Rae, who blamed Santino. This was a televised storyline, not a report of an independently verified corporate investigation.
A recap revisited Xia Brookside’s alignment with The Righteous. The closing vignette then showed Taryn Terrell and Harley Hudson welcoming Mila Moore into the Dollhouse. TNA framed it as a possible addition, so a formal membership announcement remains less definite. John Skyler’s earlier dejected catering scene continued his storyline reaction to Moore.
TNA’s on-air availability report kept Amazing Red and Jeff Hardy out while describing Eddie Edwards as cleared. These were the promotion’s updates, not independently verified medical assessments.
Quick results: ROH’s complete eight-match card
- Premier Athletes defeated Serpentico and Orlando Colón. Ariya Daivari and Tony Nese won by pinfall after a double-team move, with Beef and Mark Sterling interfering.
- Lee Moriarty retained the ROH Pure Championship against AR Fox. The Border City Stretch forced Fox to submit after he used all his rope breaks.
- Athena defeated B3CCA in a non-title Proving Ground match. Powerbombs and a curb stomp led to the pin.
- Bryan Keith defeated Matt Mako. Keith won by pinfall with a Tiger Driver.
- Shane Taylor and Tehuti Miles defeated Darian Bengston and Kiran Grey. Taylor pinned Bengston with the Marcus Garvey Driver.
- The Infantry defeated Isaiah Broner and Ren Jones. Shawn Dean and Carlie Bravo pinned Jones after a double curb stomp.
- Robyn Renegade defeated Sirena Linton. A missed 450 splash opened the way for Renegade’s pumphandle flatliner and pin.
- Bandido retained the ROH World Championship against Bishop Kaun. The X-Knee and 21-Plex finished the main event.
The November 12 HonorClub episode is covered in F4W’s full play-by-play, with all eight outcomes also listed by Fightful. The detailed finishes above follow F4W’s account. A complete official written results report was not available.
ROH: title defenses and revenge plots
Fox earned his title shot by surviving last week’s Proving Ground match. Voice analysis: Moriarty’s win gave the Pure rules a clear purpose: using all three rope breaks left Fox without an escape from the deciding hold.
Bandido kept the ROH World Championship in the main event. He put away Bishop Kaun with the X-Knee and 21-Plex.
After Athena’s win, Diamante and Billie Starkz attacked B3CCA. Hyan intervened, but a chair setup made her look responsible for hurting B3CCA. Storyline analysis: Athena’s group is using deception to isolate Hyan.
Colón and Serpentico vowed revenge. Taylor promised a championship push for his group before introducing the Infantry.
Big Boom AJ and QT Marshall also challenged RPG Vice, Trent Beretta and Rocky Romero, for Full Gear. AJ said Big Justice and the Rizzler would join them. The challenge was aired, but its exact placement on Saturday’s programming was not firmly established in the verified report.
Destination X: Sunday’s revised card
The latest official Destination X listing and updated card report set the event for Sunday, November 15, at Edmonton EXPO Centre. For New York viewers, TNA’s broadcast recap lists a 5 p.m. ET countdown and 6 p.m. ET main show on TNA+ and PPV.com. TNA’s ticket listing gives local Edmonton times that do not line up with that conversion, so check your streaming listing before the show.
- TNA World Championship: Leon Slater defends against Trey Miguel.
- Knockouts World Championship: Indi Hartwell defends against Shayna Baszler.
- World Tag Team Championship, three-way: Nic and Ryan Nemeth defend against Matt Hardy and Moose and syX’s Joseph Sawyer and Samuel Shaw.
- Knockouts Ultimate X: Tasha Steelz, M by Elegance, Xia Brookside, Shotzi Blackheart, Gabby Forza and Jada Stone compete for a future Knockouts World Championship opportunity.
- Men’s Ultimate X: BDE, Joe Alonzo, John Skyler, KC Navarro, Cedric Alexander and Rich Swann compete for a future X-Division Championship opportunity.
- World X-Cup final: The two Countdown qualifier winners meet.
The announced Countdown qualifiers are Amir Jordan vs. Home Town Man vs. Ricky Sosa, and Fabian Aichner vs. Jason Hotch vs. Rey Horus. The revised format is two three-way qualifiers and a final. Neither Ultimate X match is a championship defense.
Tonight: Cena, Stratton and CMLL’s six-match card
WWE’s official SmackDown preview confirms John Cena will discuss the December 14 John Cena Classic, while Tiffany Stratton returns as WWE Women’s Champion after her Crown Jewel cash-in. SmackDown starts at 8 p.m. EST on USA. The official page had not listed matches when checked; these are advertised appearances.
CMLL’s Friday Arena México card begins at 9:30 p.m. EST, 8:30 p.m. in Mexico City. Its six advertised matches are:
- Místico, Máscara Dorada and Neón vs. Hechicero, Zandokan Jr. and Ángel de Oro.
- Bandido and Brillante Jr. vs. Bárbaro Cavernario and Yutani.
- Volador Jr. vs. Black Tiger.
- Rugido vs. Vegas Depredador.
- Thunder Rosa and Kira vs. Syuri and Ami Sohrei.
- Hombre Bala Jr., Futuro, Max Star and Valiente Jr. vs. Virus, Cancerbero, Inquisidor and Carnífice.
Thursday coverage gap: CMLL also advertised a November 12 Arena Coliseo show, led by Esfinge defending the Mexican National Heavyweight Championship against Stuka Jr. The five-match preview establishes the card, but reliable completed results and finishes were not available. No winner or retention is assumed here.
What to watch next
Saturday, November 14: AEW Full Gear starts at 8 p.m. EST on HBO Max pay-per-view from Mortgage Matchup Center in Phoenix. AEW’s confirmed card includes Will Ospreay vs. Kyle Fletcher for the world title, Mercedes Moné vs. Marina Shafir for the women’s world title, and Tommaso Ciampa vs. Ilja Dragunov for the National Championship.
Bandido also joins Hangman Adam Page and Brody King against Swerve Strickland and The New Level in a Texas Death match for the trios titles. The November 12 Morning Bell has the full Wednesday results and the wider Full Gear card. Sunday’s viewing then shifts to Destination X.
For the announcements that preceded Thursday’s shows, see the November 12 Late Bell. This edition does not repeat older Raw, NXT or AAA news as a new Thursday development.
Your turn
Can the Nemeths keep their tag titles while Nic protects his singles ambitions? Which ROH challenger gave the champion the harder test? And which Destination X match has gained the most from Thursday’s show?
Sources and coverage notes
This is original reporting synthesis, not an eyewitness account. TNA’s official report and independent full recaps support its five-match record. F4W supplies ROH’s detailed match descriptions, while Fightful separately confirms the eight outcomes. Promos, faction attacks and authority-figure disputes are wrestling storylines; analysis is labeled. The unresolved Thursday CMLL results and the placement of AJ and Marshall’s Full Gear challenge are disclosed above.
