TNA Says Destination X Is Still On Sunday in Edmonton

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TNA says Destination X is still happening Sunday in Edmonton, even after a messy travel week. In an official post on Saturday afternoon, the promotion confirmed the show remains set for Nov. 15 at the Edmonton EXPO Centre, despite travel issues tied to the FAA’s nationwide ground stop on Friday, and President Carlos Silva said there will be changes to the originally scheduled lineup.

The featured image is Matt Hardy at GalaxyCon Des Moines on Sept. 11, 2026, not from Destination X. Hardy was on the tag-title three-way announced Thursday; TNA has since said the card will change.

The Lowdown

Thursday’s iMPACT filled in the men’s Ultimate X field, the World X Cup preliminaries, and a tag-title three-way that put Matt Hardy in with Moose against the Nemeths and syX. TNA posted a full preview the next day. Then Friday’s travel mess hit, and Saturday’s official word was: the show goes on, but not exactly as drawn. The Thursday card is still the last full lineup TNA published. It is no longer safe to treat it as final. The official confirmation and Silva’s comments are below, then the announced matches as they stood.

Key Takeaways

TNA confirmed on Saturday that Destination X is still set for Sunday, Nov. 15, at the Edmonton EXPO Centre, despite travel issues from the FAA nationwide ground stop on Friday, according to the promotion’s official X post.
TNA President Carlos Silva said that after a wild 24 hours, the company is excited for the returning Destination X on Sunday afternoon, and that there will be changes to the originally scheduled lineup, forced by travel predicaments affecting travelers around the world.
Silva also said two stars have offered to take a short flight within the U.S., then drive more than 600 miles, to be part of the show. TNA did not name those wrestlers in the post.
The last full card TNA published, in its Nov. 13 official preview, includes Leon Slater vs. Trey Miguel for the TNA World Championship, Indi Hartwell vs. Shayna Baszler for the Knockouts World Championship, a tag-title three-way with the Nemeths, syX, and Matt Hardy & Moose, men’s and women’s Ultimate X matches, and two World X Cup three-way qualifiers on the Countdown show.
TNA has given two different clock wordings for Sunday: the Friday preview listed Countdown at 5 p.m. Eastern and Destination X at 6 p.m. Eastern, while Saturday’s post said Countdown starts at 4 p.m. local time, with Destination X at 5 p.m. local. The promotion has not posted a single corrected timetable on its site as of Saturday evening.

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TNA Wrestling (@ThisIsTNA) on Nov. 14, 2026. View the official post.

The Full Story

The Show Goes On, With Changes

TNA’s Saturday post opens, “The show must – and will – go on!” The promotion confirmed Destination X is still set for Sunday, Nov. 15, at the Edmonton EXPO Centre, despite numerous travel issues resulting from the FAA nationwide ground stop across the United States on Friday.

Silva, quoted in that official post, said: “After a wild 24 hours, we are really excited for the returning Destination X on Sunday afternoon. As always, card subject to change – and yes, there will be changes to the originally scheduled lineup, forced by travel predicaments that are affecting travelers around the world.”

He added that he is proud of the way people at TNA are banding together to deliver what will be a great show, and that two stars have offered to take a short flight within the U.S., then drive more than 600 miles, just because they want to be part of Destination X. The post does not name those two people, and we are not going to guess.

TNA pointed fans to Ticketmaster for tickets and to TNAWrestling.com and its social channels for further updates. As of Saturday evening, that Saturday confirmation was on official social, not yet mirrored as a separate news post on the TNA site.

Two Official Wordings on Sunday’s Start Time

TNA’s Nov. 13 official preview says the Countdown to Destination X, presented by iHeartRadio, streams live and free at 5 p.m. Eastern across TNA social and digital platforms, as well as TNA+, and that Destination X begins live at 6 p.m. Eastern on TNA+ and PPV.com.

Saturday’s official post uses local time instead: Countdown starts at 4 p.m. local, leading into Destination X at 5 p.m. Edmonton is on Mountain Time in mid-November, which would place those local times later than the Eastern times in the Friday preview. TNA has not posted a corrected single timetable on its website as of Saturday evening, so both official wordings are on the record.

The Card as TNA Last Published It

Because Silva said the originally scheduled lineup will change, the matches below are the last full card TNA published, not a promise of who will walk out on Sunday. The official Friday preview, which matches what Fightful reported from the Nov. 12 iMPACT, listed:

Leon Slater defends the TNA World Championship against Trey Miguel in the main event. Indi Hartwell defends the Knockouts World Championship against Shayna Baszler. The TNA World Tag Team Championship match is a three-way: champions Ryan and Nic Nemeth against syX (Joseph Sawyer and Samuel Shaw) and Matt Hardy and Moose. The official preview notes Jeff Hardy is out of that picture after a Slaughterhouse syX match, with Moose and Matt Hardy first joining forces before the Nemeths were added.

There are two Ultimate X matches, which TNA calls a first. The men’s field, for a shot at the X Division Championship, is BDE, Joe Alonzo, John Skyler, KC Navarro, Cedric Alexander, and Rich Swann. The women’s field, for a shot at the Knockouts World Championship, is Tasha Steelz, M by Elegance, Xia Brookside, Shotzi Blackheart, Gabby Forza, and Jada Stone.

The Countdown show has two three-way World X Cup qualifying matches, the official preview says, with Fabian Aichner, Ricky Sosa, Amir Jordan, Rey Horus, Jason Hotch, and The Home Town Man, and the winners meeting later for the World X Cup. Fightful reported the same three-way format from Thursday’s iMPACT. (A PWInsider lineup item called those preliminaries four-ways while listing three wrestlers in each, which is why we are sticking with TNA’s and Fightful’s three-way wording.)

PWInsider had also listed the Edmonton date, the TNA+ and PPV window, and the same broader match list on Thursday night. Those reports were written before Saturday’s travel update.

PCP Take

A PPV that has been off the calendar for nine years does not want its comeback remembered as the show that got washed out by an FAA ground stop. TNA saying the show will go on is the easy part. Silva saying, out loud, that the lineup will change is the honest part. Treat Thursday’s poster as a draft. If two people are really flying, then driving 600 miles, just to get into Edmonton, that is the kind of road-story detail wrestling companies usually save for the documentary. We will see who actually makes it at 5 p.m. local — or 6 p.m. Eastern, depending on which official clock you were reading. Where do you land? Tell us on our socials, and catch more wrestling coverage in our Wrestling section.