TNA Lockdown returns tonight with high-stakes steel cage matches, including the coveted TNA World Tag Team Championships, as the action unfolds in Chicago, Illinois. The event, hosted at the Credit Union 1 Arena, will be available via TNA+ for dedicated fans seeking comprehensive coverage.
TNA Lockdown Main Card
Main Events
* TNA World Tag Team Championship Cage Match: The Hardys vs. Nemeth Brothers.
* TNA Knockouts World Championship Match: Xia Brookside vs. Elayna Black.
* TNA Knockouts World Tag Team Championship Cage Match: Allie & TBA vs. The Elegance Brand.
* TNA X-Division Championship Falls Count Anywhere Cage Match: Cedric Alexander vs. Leon Slater.
Should Slater suffer defeat, his prior TNA X-Division Championship title will be expunged from historical records.
* TNA International Championship Cage Match: Jason Hotch vs. Mustafa Ali.
* Cage Match: Elijah vs. A.J. Francis.
* Lethal Lockdown Match: The System vs. Ricky Sosa, KC Navarro, Jada Stone & Fabian Aichner.
* Escape The Cage Match: Moose vs. Frankie Kazarian.
Secondary Matchups
* Trey Miguel vs. Agent Zero.
* The Righteous vs. Rich Swann & BDE.
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