Max Everett and Brie Coder Analyze TNA Impact Ahead of Destination X

In a column for Wrestling Inc. on Nov. 12, 2026, Max Everett and Brie Coder analyze the highs and lows of the go-home episode of TNA Impact ahead of Destination X.

Technical difficulties marred the viewing experience for many fans tuning into the program. The TNA+ app lagged significantly, running matches like Moose versus Samuel Shaw at a choppy frame rate. Everett writes that the issue persisted for more than half of the show without any public acknowledgment from the promotion.

On the positive side, the opening Knockouts match between Elayna Black and Heather by Elegance earned strong praise from Coder.

“I would nominate Heather's spike rana on the ropes. What would leave a snapped neck on most only fueled Black's fire, and I loved it!” Brie Coder said, while noting Black's continued in-ring growth under her real name, Brianna Coda. Coder compares the pairing’s visual appeal to the classic tag team The Beautiful People.

It's a dominant performance by @TheZoeySerrano and @QoSBaszler as Baszler prepares to challenge @indi_hartwell for the Knockouts World Title this Sunday at #TNADestinationX. #TNAiMPACT pic.twitter.com/miS18YSsj6

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Olivia Quinlan points to the quick squash match featuring Shayna Baszler and Zoey Serrano defeating Charity King and Danni Bee as an effective narrative beat.

Max Everett also critiques the booking of the main event on Nov. 12, 2026, where Nic Nemeth put his World Championship rematch on the line against Elijah. Everett points out that Elijah is not currently on the Destination X card, labeling the impromptu backstage booking lazy for a major go-home broadcast.

The Dollhouse may have another member. #TNAiMPACT @IAmTarynTerrell @harleyhudsonx @itsmilamoore pic.twitter.com/NtALgMU3R0

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Closing out the positive notes, Ella Jay highlights the expansion of The Dollhouse under the returning Taryn Terrell. Following Harley Hudson’s alignment with the group last week, Terrell moved to recruit Mila Moore on the Nov. 12 episode, as the TNA Knockouts division gains momentum.

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