Jason Hotch just pulled off a massive title win at TNA Bound For Glory 2026, catching Mustafa Ali at the perfect moment to become the new TNA International Champion.
Ali, Hotch, John Skyler and Special Agent Zero wasted no time turning the four-way into complete chaos. Hotch and Skyler briefly teamed up to hit Total Elimination on Ali before the alliances fell apart, with Zero muscling his way into control and throwing bodies around the ring.
Hotch kept himself in the fight with a springboard moonsault, another dive to the outside and a DDT on Zero, while Ali repeatedly found himself dragged back into the middle of the action. Zero eventually caught multiple opponents at once and chokeslammed Hotch onto Ali before later launching himself over the top rope onto all three men.
Then the match got even uglier. Tasha Steelz ordered Zero to bring a table into play, but Mila Moore got involved and smacked Steelz over the head with her shoe. Steelz fell onto Zero, and Ali came crashing down through both of them and the table.
Back inside, Skyler nearly pinned Ali before Hotch broke it up. Skyler then hit a Double Destroyer on both Ali and Hotch, but Ali still managed to kick out.
Zero brought the steel steps into the ring next and started using them as part of the destruction. Skyler was sent into them, Zero ended up crashing into them himself, and Hotch later used the setup to hit a superplex as the match kept getting more dangerous.
The final stretch turned into a straight-up fight. Zero took control until Skyler rocked him with a superkick and Tornado DDT. Hotch then escaped a chokeslam, hit a superkick of his own and followed with a Rack Blue Thunder Bomb before coming off the top rope with a double foot stomp.
Ali saw his opening and went for a 450 Splash on Hotch. That move cost him the championship. Hotch rolled Ali up immediately after the landing and got the three-count, becoming the new TNA International Champion at TNA Bound For Glory on October 11, 2026.
Mustafa Ali went for the finish and got caught instead. Jason Hotch survived the table spots, steel steps and nonstop chaos long enough to steal the biggest win of his career right out from under the champion.
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