WATCH: JBL spoils the party between Joe Hendry and Nic Nemeth title match at TNA Bound for Glory

Recently, TNA Wrestling has been growing significantly, and fans had an amazing evening at Bound for Glory 2024. The primary draw of the event, which took place at Detroit, Michigan's Wayne State Fieldhouse, was a significant chance for Joe Hendry. Joe Hendry's throwback to Eminem's famed Slim Shady persona during his entrance at TNA Bound For Glory 2024 has fans giddy.

The mood for Hendry's moment was established by a visual package that played a song based on Eminem's "Lose Yourself" before he entered the ring. Joe Hendry defeated Nic Nemeth, previously known as Dolph Ziggler, in the TNA World Heavyweight Championship bout. Even though Nemeth was committed to retaining the title, he has now reached a point in his career when he is concentrating on improving the caliber of the opponents he faces. 

Although Bound For Glory marks Hendry's first attempt at a singles belt, it will be his second attempt at the TNA World Championship. Hendry said that it means a lot to him today and to his younger self, who adored the TNA brand as a child, when asked what winning the championship this weekend would mean to him at this point in his career.

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JBL knock out Frankie  Kazarian 

The 2024 Call Your Shot winner is Frankie Kazarian. Conveniently, he served as the match's special referee as well. Before his match, Ace Steel had the opportunity to inspire Joe Hendry by saying, "We Believe." Additionally, Hendry's song was given a little Eminem "Lose Yourself" treatment. In Detroit, he paid respect to Eminem by wearing a chainsaw and a blue sweater, exactly as the artist used to do. 

John Bradshaw Layfield (JBL) came out and gave Kazarian a clothesline from hell to knock him out as he tried to cash in his Call Your Shot Gauntlet trophy. Hendry grabbed JBL's arm after he muttered something to him outside, and JBL gave him a clothesline from hell. When Ryan Nemeth challenged JBL, he was scolded for his problems.