TNA Wrestling aired its November 12, 2026 episode of Impact as the designated go-home show ahead of Sunday’s Destination X pay-per-view in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. The broadcast, which aired on AMC at 9/8c, was taped from Dothan, Alabama, and featured a singles match pitting Mustafa Ali against Frankie Kazarian.
The Ali-Kazarian bout was billed as one of the headline attractions of the final build to Destination X, a pay-per-view that has historically been associated with high-stakes, high-flying in-ring competition within TNA’s history. Both Ali and Kazarian are established veterans within the promotion, and their singles encounter gave TNA a marquee matchup to close out the week heading into the Edmonton event.
Also featured on the card was a continuation of the ongoing feud between Nic Nemeth and Elijah, with the two facing off in singles competition. According to F4W Online, the Nemeth-Elijah rivalry has been an active storyline on Impact programming leading into Destination X, and Thursday’s matchup served as a further chapter in that conflict ahead of the weekend’s pay-per-view.
Multiple outlets covering the show, including Wrestling Headlines and Wrestling Inc, confirmed the Ali-Kazarian singles match as a centerpiece of the taping, with Wrestling Inc specifically noting it as a featured attraction of its live coverage. The timing of the match, positioned directly before Destination X, underscores its role in setting the stage for whatever creative direction TNA has planned for both competitors at the pay-per-view itself.
TNA Destination X 2026 is scheduled to take place on Sunday in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, following this go-home edition of Impact. The event continues TNA’s tradition of using the Destination X brand to showcase competitive, high-impact in-ring action, and Thursday’s card was structured to heighten anticipation for that show through direct confrontations between wrestlers already positioned in active program.
As of this report, outlets have confirmed the existence and participants of the Ali-Kazarian and Nemeth-Elijah matches on the go-home show, but detailed match results and finishes from the taping were still being compiled by wrestling news outlets at the time of publication.
