Order 4 entered the ring for a battle at the Bound for Glory event on Sunday night. The group, which had dominated the Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA) roster, saw its male members face off in a match for Mustafa Ali’s TNA International Championship.
On October 11, 2026, Jason Hotch emerged victorious against Mustafa Ali, John Skyler, and Special Agent 0. Each wrestler displayed impressive athleticism during the bout. Special Agent 0 made a daring move by diving over the ropes to tackle his opponents. However, Ali, Hotch, and Skyler temporarily joined forces, placing Special Agent 0 onto a table outside the ring.
Tasha Steelz intervened to prevent further damage, but Mila Moore, supporting Skyler, countered. Moore struck Steelz with her heel, resulting in both being on the table next to Special Agent 0. Ali seized the moment, executing a 450 splash from the top rope onto the table.
As the match progressed, Skyler delivered a double destroyer on Ali and Hotch, emphasizing their skills. Despite this, the key figures in Order 4 continued to demonstrate their prowess.
Ultimately, Hotch targeted Special Agent 0 again, completing a double stomp from the top rope. Ali waited for a final confrontation, executing a 450 splash on Hotch. Yet, Hotch caught Ali off guard with a quick crucifix pin, securing his victory and claiming the TNA International Championship.
This achievement marks Hotch’s second reign as TNA International Champion. He initially triumphed over Ali back in July during “Impact”, but lost the title when their alliance disbanded, with Ali winning it back at Lockdown.
Now, as Order 4’s influence wanes, Hotch aims for a longer tenure with the title, surpassing his previous 24-day reign. With Bound for Glory concluded, he looks forward to maintaining his champion status.

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