Order 4 went to war on Sunday night at Bound for Glory. The faction that long held the Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA) roster in its grip deteriorated, leading to a four-man match for Mustafa Ali’s TNA International Championship.
On October 11, 2026, Jason Hotch emerged victorious against Mustafa Ali, John Skyler, and Special Agent 0. Ali was determined to defend his title against his formidable opponents. During the match, Special Agent 0 showcased his athleticism by diving over the ropes to knock down all three of his rivals. Yet his momentum was short-lived as Ali, Hotch, and Skyler temporarily united to place him on a table outside the ring.
The intervention of Tasha Steelz aimed to prevent further damage, but Mila Moore, supporting Skyler, intervened. She struck Steelz, causing her to fall onto the table beside Special Agent 0. Seizing the moment, Ali executed a 450 splash from the top rope through the table.
With Special Agent 0 temporarily subdued, Ali, Hotch, and Skyler continued their battle. Skyler delivered a double destroyer on Ali and Hotch, affirming the prowess of Order 4’s top stars.
The match intensified as Hotch delivered a final double stomp from the top rope, taking out Special Agent 0. Ali awaited him on the opposite turnbuckle, launching another 450 splash. However, Hotch deftly countered with a crucifix pin to clinch the victory, reclaiming the TNA International Championship. This triumphant moment marked Hotch’s second reign, having initially defeated Ali in July during “Impact” before Ali regained the title at Lockdown as their alliance fractured.
With Order 4 fading, Hotch rose to prominence once again. In his previous reign, he held the title for merely 24 days, but emerging from Bound for Glory, he likely anticipates a longer tenure.

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