TNA moves Bound for Glory to an earlier start time, with the full card set

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TNA has moved this Sunday's Bound for Glory forward by several hours, POST Wrestling reports. The show takes place on 11 October at the Yuengling Center in Tampa, Florida. The Hall of Fame ceremony now airs at 4pm Eastern, which is 9pm in the UK, with the pay-per-view starting at 4:30pm Eastern. That is much friendlier for British viewers than the usual late night start

No reason was given for the change, but TNA is promoting the show as "longer than ever." The Hall of Fame inductees are ODB, Amazing Red and Konnan, three names with deep roots in the company's history. ODB was one of the defining Knockouts of the early years, Amazing Red helped build the X Division's reputation and Konnan was a key figure in TNA's first era

The card is stacked. Nic Nemeth defends the TNA World Championship against Leon Slater, and there is a six way match for the vacant X Division Championship between Rich Swann, Fabian Aichner, KC Navarro, Cedric Alexander, Ryan Nemeth and BDE. Xia Brookside defends the Knockouts Championship against Indi Hartwell, and Mustafa Ali defends the International Championship in a four way. The Hardys face Syx in a falls count anywhere match, Eddie Edwards meets Ricky Sosa and the Call Your Shot Gauntlet rounds things off

Leon Slater challenging for the world title is the big story. The young British wrestler has been one of TNA's breakout stars, and a win in TNA's biggest show of the year would be a huge moment. Nemeth has been a solid champion, but the crowd may well be behind the challenger. The best Call Your Shot entry spots will be decided on Thursday's iMPACT, whose card we covered last week

Will you be watching Bound for Glory with the earlier start? And is this Leon Slater's moment?