The TNA World Tag Team Championship picture has taken an unexpected turn ahead of Destination X, with Nic and Ryan Nemeth now facing a much tougher challenge than initially expected.
A backstage confrontation on the November 12 episode of TNA iMPACT! resulted in a major change to the championship plans for Sunday’s event.
The brothers were initially not scheduled to compete for their titles at the pay-per-view. However, Ryan Nemeth’s latest conversation with TNA Director of Authority Santino Marella changed the situation.
Ryan Nemeth’s demand changes the TNA Destination X tag team match
During the go-home episode, Ryan approached Marella and demanded consequences for what he described as the “wrong-doers” operating on the TNA roster. Marella responded by inserting both Nemeth brothers into an already scheduled tag team contest and making their championships available.
As a result, The Nemeths will defend their gold against two teams: Matt Hardy and Moose, alongside syX, consisting of Joseph Sawyer and Samuel Shaw.
The original match came about after Hardy and Moose joined forces to seek revenge against syX for their brutal attack on Jeff Hardy. Sawyer and Shaw had assaulted Jeff during a cinematic segment, leaving him sidelined with multiple injuries.
Matt later teamed up with Moose after the latter announced his intention to confront syX. Their partnership solidified following an attack by the faction, with Hardy arriving to help his new ally.
Now, that personal rivalry has an additional prize to covet. Hardy and Moose have the opportunity to capture championship gold, while syX will also attempt to leave Destination X as the new titleholders.
For Nic and Ryan, however, the stakes are clear: they must overcome two rival teams in the same contest to keep their championship reign alive.
TNA Destination X takes place on November 15 at the Edmonton Expo Centre in Edmonton, Alberta, with the three-way championship match now joining the event lineup.
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