Tag team match announced for TNA Turning Point
A tag team match with potential title implications has been booked for TNA Turning Point 2025.
It’s been announced that TNA World Champion Mike Santana will team up with International Champion Steve Maclin at Turning Point this Friday. They’re facing Nic Nemeth & Frankie Kazarian, who were the co-winners of the Call Your Shot gauntlet match at Bound for Glory. Both Nemeth and Kazarian are now owed title shots that they can cash in on any champion of their choosing at any point over the next year.
BREAKING: TNA World Champion @Santana_Proud and TNA International Champion @SteveMaclin will face @NicTNemeth and @FrankieKazarian THIS FRIDAY at #TNATurningPoint LIVE on TNA+ from Full Sail University in Orlando.
— TNA Wrestling (@ThisIsTNA) November 12, 2025
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Santana defeated Trick Williams in the Bound for Glory main event to become the new TNA World Champion. Earlier on the pay-per-view, Maclin defeated Kazarian to win back the International title.
Kazarian was the winner of the 2024 Call Your Shot gauntlet as well but failed to win the TNA World Championship when he cashed in.
After a one-month hiatus following Bound for Glory, TNA is back with a live Impact episode this Thursday (November 13) and Turning Point on Friday (November 14). The shows are both being held in Orlando, Florida at Full Sail University.
Turning Point will air live for TNA+ subscribers. This is the first announced match.
TNA Turning Point 2025 —
- Mike Santana & Steve Maclin vs. Nic Nemeth & Frankie Kazarian
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