Leon Slater cemented himself as the youngest world champion in TNA history with a victory over Nic Nemeth at Bound For Glory.Slater met Nemeth in the main event of Bound For Glory, with the TNA World Championship on the line. The challenger quickly rolled up Nemeth for a two count, then connected with a handspring back elbow. A crossbody to the outside floor followed.Upon returning to the ring, Nemeth bounced back with a Famouser for a near fall. He cinched in a headlock next, only to eat a dropkick and pair of big boots from Slater. Slater leapt off top with another crossbody, this one earning him a near fall. Nemeth responded by cinching in a sleeper hold that seemed to make Slater fade. The young star managed to rise to his feet, though, and launched the wrestling veteran into the nearby turnbuckle.In the title match's closing moments, Nemeth landed a Rough Ryder for a near fall. The pair then trade superkicks, with Slater seizing momentum with a 450 Splash for a near fall. Nemeth earned a near fall of his own with a loud headbutt and Danger Zone, to which Slater answered a Blue Thunder Bomb. Nemeth rolled to the outside, where Slater wiped him out with a dive. Slater secured the win shortly after, courtesy of a splash followed by a Swanton Bomb.Slater secured himself a TNA World Championship match by winning the X-Division Title, then invoking "Option C" at TNA Lockdown. Nemeth had regained the world title at Slammiversary by defeating Mike Santana.
