TNA iMPACT Results – March 26, 2026 – Taped from Atlanta, Georgia, tonight’s TNA IMPACT episode is the go-home show before Friday’s Sacrifice event from New Orleans.

Mustafa Ali (w/ Order 4) vs. BDE (w/ Rich Swann)

Ali catches BDE on a crossbody attempt and tries for a fallaway slam, but BDE counters into a crucifix bomb. Ali rolls to the floor and BDE follows with a dive. Back inside, Ali targets the leg until BDE breaks free with an enzuiguri. BDE misses a corner splash, and Ali hits a rolling neckbreaker.

BDE ducks a clothesline and lands a running knee. Ali answers with a superkick. BDE hits a springboard cutter and a frog splash for a near fall. He goes for another springboard cutter, but Ali knocks him out of the air and hits a sit‑out powerbomb. Ali finishes with Dance with the Devil for the pin.

Winner: Mustafa Ali (4:46)

Post‑Match: Order 4 attack Rich Swann. Trey Miguel runs in and takes out Agent Zero with the title belt before being overwhelmed. Jada Stone hits a top‑rope hurricanrana on Ali and avoids the Great Hands. Agent Zero tries to chokeslam Stone, but Miguel pulls her clear.

Backstage: Gia Miller With Leon Slater & Mike Santana

Slater and Santana discuss their Sacrifice matches and tonight’s main event. Daria Rae interrupts to remind Santana he cannot touch Steve Maclin before Sacrifice due to the ongoing tournament.

Brian Myers (w/ The System) vs. Jeff Hardy (w/ Matt Hardy)

Jeff starts fast until Myers trips him up. Myers avoids a Twist of Fate and hits an implant DDT for two. Jeff ducks a clothesline, hits the Twist of Fate, and follows with the Swanton Bomb for the win.

Winner: Jeff Hardy (3:18)

Post‑Match: The System attack Jeff. Matt tries to help but is outnumbered. The Righteous run in and the teams brawl through the crowd. Bear Bronson is left alone in the ring as Moose’s music hits.

Moose (w/ Alisha Edwards) vs. Bear Bronson

They trade heavy chops. Bronson suplexes Moose and the fight spills outside, where Moose sends Bronson into the steps. Bronson suplexes Moose on the floor and later hits a senton on the apron.

Bronson superplexes Moose, but Moose powers out before one and fires up. Moose hits a headbutt, corner forearm, uranage, and senton. Bronson counters a charge with a pop‑up powerbomb for two. They trade clotheslines until Moose drops Bronson with a discus lariat.

The System attempt to interfere, but former Atlanta Falcons jump the rail to stop them. Moose hits the spear for the win.

Winner: Moose (12:28)

Backstage: Gia Miller With Mara Sadé

Sadé speaks about her Sacrifice match. Afterward, she receives a mysterious note instructing her to “follow the White Rabbit.”

The System in the Stairwell

The System cut a promo. Bronson and Myers threaten to take the tag titles. Eddie Edwards vows to take down Moose at Sacrifice. After they leave, The Righteous are shown watching.

Mila Moore, Victoria Crawford & Tessa Blanchard vs. Harley Hudson, Myla Grace & Jody Threat

Grace works over Moore until Crawford tags in. Grace hits a dropkick for two. Threat tags in and runs wild, stacking all three opponents in the corner and charging. She suplexes Blanchard, then Moore, and hits a fallaway slam on Crawford.

Grace and Hudson hit dives on Moore and Blanchard. Threat misses a charge and Blanchard suplexes her on the stairs. Blanchard superkicks Hudson and hits a hammerlock DDT on Grace for the pin.

Winners: Blanchard, Moore & Crawford (6:16)

TNA Injury Report

Indi Hartwell remains out with a knee injury. Ash by Elegance is out with mental health concerns. Leon Slater has a sore neck but is cleared. A mysterious masked figure appears, revealed as Rosemary’s brother, who can see Allie. The segment continues the supernatural storyline.

Eric Young vs. Brad Attitude

Attitude kicks out of a Death Valley Driver and hits a dive. He lands a slingshot senton and goes up top, but Young crotches him and finishes with a piledriver.

Winner: Eric Young (3:51)

Matt Hardy Attacked

Matt Hardy is found attacked in the same stairwell The System used earlier. The Righteous vow revenge, but Matt says he didn’t see who hit him.

Buff Bagwell Appearance

Gia Miller interviews Buff Bagwell. He thanks the fans and God for supporting him through his struggles, including his leg amputation. He apologizes for past behavior and says he wants to wrestle one more time.

Frankie Kazarian interrupts and mocks him. Elijah chases Kazarian off and offers to walk Bagwell to the ring.

Santino Marella Announcement

Matt Hardy is injured and off Sacrifice. The Righteous offer Vincent as Jeff Hardy’s partner against Brian Myers and Cedric Alexander. Marella makes the match official.

Mara Sadé vs. Elayna Black Added to Sacrifice

A no‑disqualification match is confirmed.

Eddie Edwards & Cedric Alexander (w/ The System) vs. Mike Santana & Leon Slater

Santana and Slater double‑team Alexander early. The System isolate Slater after interference. Alexander and Edwards work him over with strikes and holds until Slater hits a leg lariat and tags Santana.

Santana hits a flying lariat and rolling cutter for two. Slater and Santana hit a splash and moonsault combination. Edwards counters with a backpack stunner. Alexander hits a frog splash for two. Santana lands a Death Valley Driver and a tope con hilo.

Slater sets up a dive, but Steve Maclin runs in and chokes him out. Santana and Maclin stare down but do not fight. Slater superkicks Maclin, but Edwards hits the Boston Knee Party for the pin.

Winners: Eddie Edwards & Cedric Alexander (approx. 12:30)

• Mike Santana vs. Steve Maclin – TNA World Championship
• Leon Slater vs. Eric Young – X Division Championship
• Arianna Grace vs. Lei Ying Lee vs. Dani Luna – Knockouts World Championship
• Moose vs. Eddie Edwards
• Mustafa Ali & Tasha Steelz vs. Trey Miguel & Jada Stone
• Elijah & The Home Town Man vs. Frankie Kazarian & AJ Francis
• Mara Sadé vs. Elayna Black – No Disqualification
• Jeff Hardy & Vincent vs. Brian Myers & Cedric Alexander

TNA iMPACT Results – March 26, 2026

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Chris Jericho Says AEW Tried to Sign AJ Styles – Chris Jericho has confirmed that All Elite Wrestling previously explored signing AJ Styles, shedding light on past discussions that took place when Styles’ WWE contract was nearing its end.

Speculation about Styles potentially joining AEW surfaced earlier this year following his retirement from in-ring competition in WWE. While Styles publicly dismissed those rumors at the time, Jericho has now revealed that there was indeed a period when AEW made a serious effort to bring “The Phenomenal One” into the company.

“There was a time when we were going after him when his contract was up,” Jericho said. “Could he be a good fit? Of course he would be. AJ’s a great performer and a great guy. But there is something to be said for the fact that when you’ve worked in the Vince McMahon system for a long time, you think differently.”

Jericho went on to discuss how structural differences between WWE and AEW can impact a wrestler’s transition from one promotion to another. According to him, the internal approach to producing shows and managing talent can shape how performers adapt when switching environments.

“There are ways WWE runs their company, and there are ways AEW runs theirs,” Jericho continued. “I’m not going to speak for AJ, but I don’t know why you’d retire in one place and then immediately go somewhere else. That said, I’m sure it’s always a possibility.”

Despite the earlier speculation, Styles has remained part of WWE in a non-wrestling capacity following his retirement. He is also scheduled to be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame during WrestleMania Week in Las Vegas, adding another major accolade to his career.

In addition to his Hall of Fame recognition, Styles has launched an official podcast, allowing him to stay connected with fans even after stepping away from active competition.

Jericho’s comments offer rare insight into AEW’s past recruitment efforts and highlight how close the wrestling world may have come to seeing Styles make the jump to a new stage late in his career.

Chris Jericho Says AEW Tried to Sign AJ Styles

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Daniel Moody, the son of late WWE Hall of Famer Paul Bearer, has passed away at the age of 39, adding another tragic chapter to a family deeply connected to professional wrestling.

According to information shared via a GoFundMe page created in his name, Moody had been dealing with serious health complications dating back to November. The page noted that he initially went to the hospital for a procedure but suffered a major medical emergency that left him in long-term care.

“Daniel went to the hospital in November for a procedure and suffered a major health crisis and is now in long-term care.”

The fundraiser was originally launched to help cover growing medical and insurance expenses as his condition worsened. However, the situation later took a heartbreaking turn, and the page was updated following his passing. Donations are now being directed toward funeral expenses as his loved ones prepare to lay him to rest. As of now, no official cause of death has been publicly confirmed.

Following the news, Steve Stasiak of Book Pro Wrestlers shared a heartfelt message remembering Moody and reflecting on the family’s long-standing ties to the wrestling business.

“For those who met him, worked with him, or simply followed along over the years, this one hits on a different level. There’s history there. There’s family there. And there’s a bond to the business that never really leaves.”

He added:

“Moments like this remind you how small the wrestling world really is… and how deep those roots go.”

Moody was reportedly the last surviving member of his immediate family. His father, Paul Bearer, best known for his iconic role alongside The Undertaker in WWE, passed away in 2013 following a heart attack. His mother, Dianna, died in 2009, while his older brother, Michael, passed away in 2014.

Following in his father’s footsteps, Moody remained involved in the wrestling industry, competing on the independent scene under the name DJ Pringle. He worked for various promotions throughout Alabama and maintained a connection to the business that defined his family’s legacy.

Daniel Moody’s passing is a significant loss for those who knew him and for a wrestling community that has long been tied to his family’s history.

Daniel Moody, Son of WWE Hall of Famer Paul Bearer, Passes Away at 39

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