TNA Rebellion saw multiple championships defended, but the night also produced two notable title changes that reshaped the promotion’s landscape.

In one of the featured bouts, Mustafa Ali challenged Trey Miguel for the TNA International Championship. The match remained competitive throughout, with both men trading near falls in a tightly contested encounter that lasted close to 13 minutes.

The finish came after outside interference shifted momentum. Tasha Steelz distracted the referee, creating an opening for Jason Hotch and John Skyler to attack Miguel. Ali capitalized on the situation, delivering a 450 splash to secure the pinfall and capture the championship.

Later in the event, the TNA World Tag Team Titles also changed hands. The System, represented by Bear Bronson and Brian Myers, defeated The Hardys (Jeff Hardy and Matt Hardy) to become the new champions.

The victory ended The Hardys’ 265-day reign, bringing a close to their latest run as one of the top teams in the division. For Myers, the win marked his fourth tag team title reign, while it represented a milestone moment for Bronson, who captured his first championship in TNA.

Despite those title changes, not every challenger found success on the night. Cedric Alexander and Eddie Edwards both came up short in their respective championship matches, falling in their bids to claim the X-Division and TNA World Titles.

With new champions crowned and several high-profile matches delivering decisive outcomes, TNA Rebellion brought meaningful changes to the company’s title picture moving forward.

Mustafa Ali, The System Capture Gold at TNA Rebellion

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