Leon Slater vs Trey Miguel to headline TNA Destination X 2026 in Edmonton on November 15

TNA Wrestling will stage Destination X 2026 on Sunday, November 15 at the Edmonton Expo Centre in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, with Leon Slater defending the TNA World Championship against Trey Miguel and Indi Hartwell defending the TNA Knockouts World Championship against Shayna Baszler.

The event marks the return of Destination X after a nine-year absence and will feature two championship matches, the revival of the World X-Cup and two Ultimate X matches billed as high-flying attractions. TNA has also scheduled further year-end shows in Edmonton, Calgary and El Paso in November and December. Organisers have announced that the winners of the Ultimate X contests will earn future title opportunities.

Slater goes into the main event as the reigning, record-breaking TNA World Champion after defeating Nic Nemeth at the Bound for Glory event; his challenger Trey Miguel secured the title shot by winning a five-man ladder match on iMPACT, defeating Moose, Elijah, Ricky Sosa and Jason Hotch. That qualifying ladder bout on iMPACT set Miguel on course to challenge for the promotion’s top prize in Edmonton.

The Knockouts World Championship match pits Indi Hartwell against Shayna Baszler; Hartwell captured the title from Xia Brookside at Bound for Glory and subsequently defended it against Brookside on iMPACT. Baszler has continued to target Hartwell ahead of Destination X, with reports in the build noting Baszler’s history as an ex-WWE wrestler and her reputation as a submission specialist.

A tag-team contest will see Matt Hardy and Moose pair up to face syX’s Joseph Sawyer and Samuel Shaw after a series of confrontations. TNA has framed the match as a response to syX attacking The Hardys and injuring Jeff Hardy previously; Moose challenged the faction on iMPACT, was assaulted, and Hardy intervened, leading to the scheduled tag encounter in Edmonton.

The men’s Ultimate X match is scheduled to grant its winner a future opportunity to challenge for the TNA X-Division Championship, with the stipulation involving competitors attempting to retrieve a prize suspended above the ring via the cables. Participants for that match have not been officially announced, leaving the field open for later revelation by TNA.

The Knockouts division will also contest an Ultimate X match, with its winner receiving a future shot at the TNA Knockouts World Championship; entrants for the women’s Ultimate X have not been disclosed. With Hartwell the current champion, the Ultimate X victor is positioned to become a principal challenger in the division’s title picture.

The World X-Cup returns to TNA for the first time since 2008 and will begin with two four-way opening bouts, the winners of which will advance to a later final. TNA has announced several entrants for the tournament, including Ricky Sosa (Belgium), Fabian Aichner (Italy), Jason Hotch (USA) and Rey Horus, with one remaining slot and additional pairings yet to be revealed.

Winners of the two opening World X-Cup four-way matches will meet in the final during the Destination X card, and the Ultimate X victors will secure future championship opportunities; all of these matches and their outcomes will be decided at Destination X on Sunday, November 15 at the Edmonton Expo Centre.