TNA Wrestling delivered an explosive night of championship action at Full Sail University in Winter Park, Florida on November 14, 2025. The special event featured surprise title changes, return matches, and storyline developments that set the stage for TNA’s future direction. Here are the complete results from TNA Turning Point 2025.
Main Event: Santana and Maclin Fall Short in Tag Team Match
In the main event, former TNA World Champion Mike Santana and TNA International Champion Steve Maclin faced newly crowned TNA World Champion Frankie Kazarian and Nic Nemeth. Despite the combined star power and experience, Santana and Maclin secured a decisive pinfall victory over Kazarian and Nemeth after 10 minutes and 22 seconds of action.
The result marked Kazarian’s first title defense following his shocking upset victory over Santana at the previous evening’s TNA Impact taping, where Kazarian capitalized on Santana’s vulnerability to capture the championship. The loss would prove consequential for the TNA World Championship picture heading into future programming.
Kelani Jordan Retains Against M By Elegance
TNA Knockouts Champion Kelani Jordan successfully defended her title against M By Elegance and her allies Heather By Elegance and The Personal Concierge in a dominant performance. Jordan won via pinfall after 9 minutes and 41 seconds, proving why she remains one of the most dominant forces in the TNA Knockouts division.
The victory solidified Jordan’s reign and established her as a credible champion in the women’s division heading into the next phase of TNA programming.
Leon Slater Retains X-Division Championship
TNA X-Division Champion Leon Slater put his title on the line against former X-Division Champion Rich Swann in a hard-fought contest that went 14 minutes and 4 seconds. Slater ultimately retained his championship via pinfall, proving he remains a worthy titleholder of the prestigious X-Division.
The match showcased the incredible athleticism that defines the X-Division, with both competitors exchanging innovative offense throughout.
IInspiration Retains Tag Titles in Three-Way
The IInspiration (Cassie Lee and Jessie McKay) successfully defended the TNA Knockouts World Tag Team Championship against The Angel Warriors (Léi Yǐng Lee and Xia Brookside) and Tessa Blanchard and Victoria Crawford in an exciting three-way match. The IInspiration captured the pinfall victory after 8 minutes and 28 seconds of action, maintaining their stranglehold on the tag team titles.
The multi-team chaos allowed The IInspiration to exploit their experience and timing to escape with their championships intact.
The Rascalz Defeat The System in Eight-Man Action
The Rascalz (Trey Miguel, Myron Reed, Zachary Wentz, and Dezmond Xavier) defeated The System (Brian Myers, Eddie Edwards, JDC, and Moose with Tasha Steelz and Agent 0) in an explosive eight-man tag team match after 14 minutes and 20 seconds. The victory provided redemption for The Rascalz and established momentum for the group moving forward.
Dezmond Xavier’s participation had been speculated prior to the event, with many observers noting that he would serve as The Rascalz’s fourth team member for the match.
The Hardys and Alexander Fall to Order 4
The Hardys (Matt Hardy and Jeff Hardy) and Cedric Alexander faced Order 4 (Mustafa Ali, Jason Hotch, and John Skyler with Tasha Steelz and Special Agent 0) in six-man tag team action. Order 4 captured the decisive pinfall victory after 13 minutes and 34 seconds, establishing themselves as rising contenders within TNA’s tag team landscape.
The match showcased Order 4’s coordinated offense and heel tactics as they frustrated the legendary team of The Hardys.
Hartwell Survives No DQ Gauntlet Against Luna
Indi Hartwell defeated Dani Luna in a brutal No Disqualification match after 14 minutes and 4 seconds. The encounter featured both competitors utilizing weapons and extreme measures, with Hartwell ultimately securing the victory.
Hartwell and Luna have been engaged in an extended personal feud stemming from events at TNA Bound for Glory, where Luna’s actions cost her a significant opportunity. The No DQ stipulation allowed both competitors to settle their differences without restrictions, leading to a brutal encounter befitting their acrimonious relationship.
Francis Defeats BDE in Singles Action
YouTube personality-turned-professional wrestler BDE challenged established TNA star A.J. Francis following an ongoing feud that has stretched nearly a year, dating back to their confrontation at Wrestling Revolver’s “Bad Trip” event in October 2024. Francis successfully won via pinfall after 8 minutes and 36 seconds, establishing dominance over his viral competitor.
The personal and professional nature of their conflict made the encounter emotionally charged, with Francis looking to put an end to BDE’s interference in his TNA career.
Jake Something Emerges from Three-Way Pre-Show Match
Jake Something defeated The Home Town Man and Mance Warner with Steph De Lander in a pre-show three-way match after 7 minutes and 29 seconds. Something showcased his strength and power advantage throughout, ultimately securing the victory with the Into the Void maneuver.
Event Details and Streaming Information
TNA Turning Point 2025 marked the 20th event in the Turning Point chronology since the event series began in 2004. The event aired live on TNA+, TNA’s premium subscription streaming service. The main card began at 8 PM ET / 7 PM CT, with a pre-show beginning at 7:30 PM ET featuring interviews and additional matches.
The show was produced by Total Nonstop Action Wrestling and represented the second consecutive night of TNA programming at Full Sail University, following the previous evening’s TNA Impact taping that saw Frankie Kazarian’s shocking title victory.
Looking Forward
The results from Turning Point will have significant implications for TNA’s programming moving forward. Frankie Kazarian’s reign as TNA World Champion has officially begun despite the loss to Santana and Maclin, establishing him as a credible titleholder despite early adversity. The retention victories by Kelani Jordan, Leon Slater, and The IInspiration solidified their championship credentials heading into future title programs.
The event’s storyline developments, particularly the heated rivalry between Indi Hartwell and Dani Luna and the continued conflict between A.J. Francis and BDE, will likely continue to shape TNA’s narrative direction in the coming weeks.
