It was a bad night for champions last night at Bound For Glory as all reigning champions who walked in with titles around their waist, left Tampa with nothing to show for.

Bound For Glory had five title matches, with five new champions crowned, including one for a vacant championship.

A seven-way scramble for the vacant TNA X Division title kicked things off and the newly minted TNA Hall of Famer Amazing Red won the title, his fourth reign with this particular championship. The X Division title was vacated by Leon Slater a few months ago to go for the TNA World title.

Zoey Serrano and Shayna Baszler the former WWE team known as Pure Fusion Collective, also won the TNA Knockouts Tag Team titles on their first try. It was Baszler’s TNA debut and the two beat Allie and Kiera Hogan, ending their title reign after 105 days. Hogan replaced Rosemary as a champion following an injury.

Jason Hotch became the new TNA International champion in a four-way match involving The Order members John Skyler, Special Agent 0, and then-champion Mustafa Ali. Ali lasted 49 days as champion, with Hotch regain the title he lost at Lockdown.

Indi Hartwell dethroned Xia Brookside for the TNA Knockouts title in a match where TNA Hall of Famer Mickie James served as the special guest referee. This is Hartwell’s first run with the championship, ending Brookside’s 105-day reign after she won it at Slammiversary.

And last and certainly not least, Leon Slater became the youngest TNA World champion ever after he defeated Nic Nemeth in the main event. This was Slater’s “Option C,” where he vacated the X Division title in exchange for a TNA World title opportunity. Nemeth’s reign also lasted 105 days, winning it at Slammiversary from Mike Santana.