At TNA's recent Slammiversary pay-per-view, Nic Nemeth, formerly known as Dolph Ziggler in WWE, won the TNA World Championship in a thrilling six-man elimination match, defeating Moose, who had been the reigning champion. The match was notable for Joe Hendry's shocking elimination of Moose, setting off a series of dramatic eliminations that culminated in Nemeth securing victory with a superkick and a Danger Zone maneuver against Frankie Kazarian. Following his win, Nemeth expressed a sense of destiny and fulfillment after two decades in wrestling, emphasizing his commitment to proving his worth outside of WWE's environment. Moose, reflecting on his loss, expressed determination to reclaim the championship, hinting at a possible rematch. Nemeth's recent success also includes titles from AAA and NJPW, highlighting his resurgence in the wrestling scene post-WWE. The event marks a significant shift in TNA's landscape with Nemeth now at the forefront, raising questions about the future of both him and Moose in the promotion.