Tonight marks one of the most compelling installments of TNA’s annual No Surrender Premium Live Event in recent memory — a loaded night of championship clashes, volatile rivalries, cross-brand intrigue, and high-stakes contention matches streaming live Friday, February 13, 2026 on TNA+ from The Pinnacle in Nashville, Tennessee (all times ET). The card features multiple title defenses, an explosive multi-man tag confrontation, and a Knockouts title picture fueled by family drama and agenda-driven ambition. Across every division there is a narrative thread pulling toward bigger implications later this spring and beyond, setting the stage for Sacrifice in March and the larger tapestry of TNA’s 2026 storylines.
Here Is Everything Advertised for Tonight’s Show
- Mike Santana & Leon Slater vs. Nic Nemeth & Eddie Edwards
- TNA International Championship: Channing “Stacks” Lorenzo (c) vs. Trey Miguel
- Eight-Man Tag Team Match: The Hardys (Jeff Hardy & Matt Hardy) & The Righteous (Vincent & Dutch) vs. Order 4 (Mustafa Ali, Jason Hotch, John Skyler & Agent Zero)
- TNA Knockouts World Championship: Lei Ying Lee (c) vs. Arianna Grace
- TNA Knockouts World Tag Team Championship: Elegance Brand (M by Elegance & Heather by Elegance) (c) vs. Indi Hartwell & Xia Brookside
- Eric Young vs. BDE
- Knockouts World Title #1 Contender Battle Royal — Winner earns future title shot
- Sinner & Saint Will Be In Action
- Ryan Nemeth Will Be In Action
In-Depth Preview: Storylines, Significance & What To Watch
World Title Collision Course: Santana & Slater vs. Nemeth & Edwards
The card’s opening centerpiece by stakes — arguably the unofficial opener but with heavyweight narrative impact — sees Mike Santana and Leon Slater taking on Nic Nemeth and Eddie Edwards. Santana reclaimed the TNA World Championship in January and has been forced to navigate a gauntlet of hungry contenders ever since. Nemeth carries the Call Your Shot trophy — a contract that can be cashed in for a world title opportunity at any time — while Edwards secured a future title match via Feast or Fired. Slater, the reigning X Division Champion, also teases the classic Option C gambit, meaning he could vacate his title for a shot at wrestling’s top prize. This match isn’t simply tag action — it’s a collision of championship aspirations and calculated opportunity. A win here magnifies a challenger’s momentum while pushing Santana into a perilous position heading deeper into 2026.
What to watch: Team dynamics. Santana and Slater are uneasy partners at best; any misstep or internal friction could set up future singles eruptions or surprise cash-in scenarios.
TNA International Championship: Stacks (c) vs. Trey Miguel
Channing “Stacks” Lorenzo defends the International Championship against fan-favorite high-flyer Trey Miguel, whose earned opportunity stems from a Feast or Fired contract. This bout carries the classic TNA flavor of fast pace and athletic intensity, with Stacks seeking to deepen his reign and Miguel hoping to kickstart a spring resurgence. As ringside chemistry and momentum swings go, this match has the potential to be as technically compelling as it is explosively physical.
What to watch: Miguel’s trademark aerial offense against Stacks’ power-tempo hybrid style — a stylistic contrast that could steal the spotlight early.
Hardys & Righteous vs. Order 4 — Eight-Man Tag Chaos
One of the most anticipated bouts on the card pits The Hardys alongside The Righteous versus upstart faction Order 4. The Hardys, TNA stalwarts and one of wrestling’s most storied duos, have agreed to an uneasy alliance with Vincent and Dutch of The Righteous — a pairing born of mutual respect but no shortage of creative tension. Across the ring stands Order 4, a cohesive faction looking to make a statement on the big stage. This match blends legacy, ambition, and unpredictable storytelling in a chaotic eight-man format that could easily carry post-match fallout into future programs.
What to watch: Post-bout reactions — will The Righteous continue to gel with the Hardys, or will tensions boil over into conflict and future splinter stories?
Knockouts World Championship: Lei Ying Lee (c) vs. Arianna Grace
Perhaps the most emotionally charged match of the night sees champion Lei Ying Lee defend her crown against Arianna Grace, a challenger who — controversially — secured the opportunity by maneuvering her father, TNA Director of Authority Santino Marella, into booking her a title shot. Driven by a storyline of entitlement, ambition, and blurred familial lines, Grace’s path to contention has been as personal as it is political. The result is a clash that could redefine the Knockouts hierarchy, either reinforcing Lee’s championship legitimacy or legitimizing Grace’s controversial ascent.
What to watch: Whether Grace’s calculated aggression will overshadow her in-ring performance — and how Lee responds to the challenge both physically and emotionally.
Knockouts Tag Team Gold: Elegance Brand (c) vs. Hartwell & Brookside
The Knockouts Tag Titles are on the line as The Elegance Brand defends against the tandem of Indi Hartwell and Xia Brookside, who earned their chance through decisive victories in recent weeks. Tag gold in TNA often serves as a crucible for emerging teams, and a title change here could mark the elevation of Hartwell & Brookside into deeper factions and main story arcs within the division.
What to watch: Team cohesion: are Hartwell & Brookside ready for the pressures of champions, or will The Elegance Brand’s craft and cunning prevail?
Eric Young vs. BDE — Violence Without Apology
Eric Young’s unpredictable psychological edge clashes with BDE — a collision fueled by prior altercations and disciplinary confrontations. There’s no title on the line, but this match could easily spiral into chaos with weapons, interference, and heat that carries forward into subsequent weeks of Impact! television.
What to watch: How Young’s volatile style manifests here and whether BDE can ground and control the narrative or collapses into disarray.
Knockouts World Title #1 Contender’s Battle Royal
Topping the night’s undercard intrigue is a Knockouts Battle Royal that will determine a future title challenger — a classic TNA staple that spotlights rising talent while reinforcing the prestige of the Knockouts division. With an open field and a guaranteed future title shot on the line, this bout can serve as a launching pad for breakout contenders.
What to watch: Surprise eliminations and underdog resilience — key ingredients that could propel someone unexpected into the spotlight.
Context & Momentum Ahead of Sacrifice
No Surrender is more than a self-contained spectacle — it’s a narrative waypoint. With the horizon of TNA Sacrifice looming on March 27, 2026 and the momentum of titles and contenders already shifting, tonight’s outcomes will shape the TNA landscape in a meaningful way. Whether a champion is dethroned, alliances fracture, or emergent fury rises from the tag ranks, No Surrender’s blend of high stakes and dramatic callbacks to long-term storytelling makes this installment one that could echo across the rest of the calendar.
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