TNA Rebellion 2026 Card: Confirmed Matches
TNA Rebellion 2026 goes down on Saturday, April 11, at the Wolstein Center in Cleveland, Ohio, and the confirmed card has five championship matches, a no-DQ dream showdown, and several singles bouts. Here is the complete breakdown of every confirmed match heading into TNA Rebellion 2026:
Full Match Card at a Glance
TNA Rebellion 2026 Title Matches
TNA World Championship: Santana vs. Edwards
The main event sees Eddie Edwards cashing in his briefcase to challenge reigning TNA World Champion Mike Santana.
Tag Titles & X-Division
The Hardys defend the TNA World Tag Team Championships against Bear Bronson and Brian Myers of The System, a pairing born out of a post-Sacrifice betrayal angle that has been one of TNA’s hottest feuds in early 2026.
Leon Slater puts the TNA X-Division Championship on the line against former WWE Cruiserweight talent Cedric Alexander. Trey Miguel also puts the International title on the limne against Mustafa Ali, who arrives backed by Order 4 (Tasha Steelz, Jason Hotch, and John Skyler).
Knockouts Division Gets Its Spotlight
Arianna Grace defends the TNA Knockouts World Championship against Léi Yǐng Lee, with Xia Brookside in Lee’s corner and Channing “Stacks” Lorenzo ringside for Grace. Separately, The Elegance Brand, Ash, Heather, and M by Elegance, collide with the trio of Mickie James, ODB, and Taryn Terrell under Hardcore Country rules, which means No DQ.
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