TNA Wrestling isn’t wasting any time filling out the World X-Cup lineup for Destination X, and now a fourth name has officially entered the tournament. With Sunday’s pay-per-view getting closer, the company has confirmed another international competitor who will be looking to make an impact in Edmonton.
On November 11, 2026, TNA Wrestling took to Twitter to announce that Amir Jordan will compete in the World X-Cup at Destination X on November 15 at the Edmonton EXPO Centre in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Jordan’s announcement graphic featured the Pakistani flag, adding another country to the international tournament.
“BREAKING: @iamamirjordan will enter the World X-Cup at #TNADestinationX, presented by @iHeartRadio, LIVE on PPV and TNA+ THIS SUNDAY from the Edmonton Expo Centre!”
Jordan becomes the fourth confirmed competitor in the tournament, joining TNA International Champion Jason Hotch, Rey Horus, and The Home Town Man. Hotch was announced as the United States representative on November 9, while Rey Horus was confirmed as the first entrant.
The Home Town Man was added to the lineup on November 10, giving the Edmonton crowd a Canadian competitor to support. Now Jordan’s inclusion brings the field to four participants, with TNA still needing to announce four more names before the event.
The World X-Cup will feature eight wrestlers competing in two Fatal Four-Way matches. The winners of those matches will advance to the tournament finals later that same night, where the World X-Cup winner will be determined.
Destination X already has a stacked lineup outside the tournament. Leon Slater is scheduled to defend the TNA World Championship against Trey Miguel, while Indi Hartwell will challenge Shayna Baszler for the Knockouts World Championship. Men’s and women’s Ultimate X matches are also scheduled, along with Matt Hardy and Moose taking on Joseph Sawyer and Samuel Shaw of syX.
With Amir Jordan now officially in the mix, TNA has filled half of the World X-Cup field ahead of Destination X on November 15. There are still four competitors left to announce, and the company is running out of time to complete the lineup before the tournament gets underway.
Who do you think TNA should announce as the next World X-Cup entrant, and which of the four confirmed wrestlers has the best chance of winning the tournament? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
