TNA Impact 6/11/2026: 3 Things We Hated & 3 Things We Loved
Tonight's "TNA Impact" marked the beginning of a new set of tapings, which took place recently in Denver, Colorado. The company has been in the headlines as of late, and not always in the best light. Tonight's show marked an opportunity to set things in the right direction, but it mostly felt like business as usual.
In the first episode of this set of tapings, leading up to TNA Slammiversary later this month, the promotion presented two title defenses, both of which left us feeling mostly satisfied – enough to garner some praise here. However, not everything left us feeling so overjoyed. As always, we found some elements of tonight's "Impact" downright detestable. Stick around to find out what we loved and hated, or check out our 6/11/2026 "Impact" results page for a full breakdown of the show.
Five months into their reign as Knockouts Tag Team Champions, M and Heather By Elegance have a mere two televised title defenses to their names, both of which took place in the month of February. That means that TNA fans have gone four whole months without seeing the KO tag titles up for grabs.
Part of the problem lies in TNA's current lack of teams. The preceding titleholders, Jessie McKay and Cassie Lee, are now signed to All Elite Wrestling. Myla Grace and Harley Hudson are no more due to the former's recent departure from TNA. Xia Brookside recently turned on Lei Ying Lee, with a TNA Knockouts Championship match against one another now slated for Slammiversary. That leaves The Diamond Collective and the Rosemary-Allie-Mara Sade trio as the only potential contenders, though considering their parallel status as heels, it seems unlikely that The Diamond Collective would challenge The Elegance Brand.
Based on tonight's results — Allie pinning Heather in a six-woman tag action — it seemed like TNA was finally inching toward a Knockouts Tag Team Championship program between The Elegance Brand
