For the second time in her career, Lei Ying Lee is the new Knockouts World Champion, following Thursday’s main event match on “TNA iMPACT,” ending Arianna Grace’s 61-day reign.

In the early goings of the bout, the former champion stayed on Lee. She hit a superplex from off the top, and to her surprise, it wasn’t enough to keep the former one-time champion down. However, the tide switched, when Lee connected a flurry of punches, kicks, and a spear to Grace. Lee would counter Grace’s crossbody into a thunderous body slam, only securing a two-count. Lee took Grace for a spin with her Warrior’s Way, but Grace’s fiancé Channing “Stacks” Lorenzo put Grace’s foot on the bottom rope to end the pin count. The referee saw this right away, and eliminated Lorenzo from ringside. Then, in the closing moments, Lee flew off the ropes with an impressive neckbreaker, securing her second championship reign.

Entangled in multiple contests for the championship, the former champion unseated Lee to begin her unruly run at the No Surrender pay-per-view event this past February. Prior to tonight’s defeat, the former liaison of “WWE NXT” and TNA defended and retained against other stars outside of Lee, including Jody Threat, Xia Brookside, and former Knockout Dani Luna. The Knockouts World Championship was the first title Grace has held so far in her professional wrestling career.

Conor McGregor is a former UFC Featherweight and Lightweight Champion, even holding both titles simultaneously at the end of UFC 205 at Madison Square Garden in 2016. However, it’s been nearly a decade since “The Notorious” Irishman held gold, and he’s eyeing up another belt in another weight class upon his return.

This Saturday will see Khamzat Chimaev defend the UFC Middleweight Championship against Sean Strickland at UFC 328, and in his own way of promoting the fight, McGregor took to X (formerly known as Twitter) to say good luck to the two men who are fighting over, what he calls, his belt.

Very excited for the Newark, New Jersey @ufc card, with my 185lb @ufc title on the line!

TUNE IN ON @UFConParamount 💰

— Conor McGregor (@TheNotoriousMMA) May 4, 2026

Not only has McGregor never fought at middleweight in his life, but him teasing a move up to 185 pounds goes against the recent reports that he is returning to the cage at UFC 329 during International Fight Week to face Max Holloway, a fight that would certainly not be at middleweight given Holloway’s size. With that said, if McGregor does come back and try his hand at winning a third title, he would become the first fighter in UFC history to become a three division champion, but he might have to settle for second place as Alex Pereira has the chance to take that glory for himself at UFC Freedom 250 on June 14.

The System’s Bear Bronson and Brian Myers are still TNA World Tag Team Champions following a victory over “The Wanted Man” Nic Nemeth and KC Navarro on “Thursday Night iMPACT.”

Two weeks ago, Nemeth pinned Bronson in singles competition after Navarro supplied a distraction to the entire System stable. Tonight, Nemeth and Navarro then officially worked together in an attempt to dethrone them as World Tag Team Champions.

Navarro seemed close to victory when he planted Bronson with a DDT. Seeing his teammate’s predicament, though, Myers prevented Navarro from further capitalizing with a pinfall. Nemeth responded with a superkick that sent Myers flying to the outside and a crossbody that wiped out Eddie Edwards and Cedric Alexander.

Nemeth’s moment of triumph was fleeting as Myers then leveled him with a spear on the floor. Meanwhile, inside the ring, a leg pull from Alisha Edwards shifted Navarro’s attention, allowing Bronson to drop him with Bear Down for The System’s win and successful title retention.

Bronson and Myers captured the World Tag Team Championships at TNA Rebellion by defeating Matt and Jeff Hardy. Tonight’s “iMPACT” broadcast served as the platform for their first title defense.

Following Bronson and Myers’ victory, Eddie Edwards and Cedric Alexander called out X-Division Champion Leon Slater and former System member Moose for another tag bout. In this case, the existing System lost, with Moose picking up the win for his team by pinning Edwards. Next week on “iMPACT,” Slater will defend his respective title against Alexander in a two-out-of-three falls match.