(something = ")tenpixblack">TEXT To GET.
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m!.*(?=tenpixblack">) # anything, until position before '=tenpixblack"
+>'
     =tenpixblack">   # now match '=tenpixblack'
     (TEXT To GET.)   # capture 'TEXT To GET.'
     !gx;             # global, extended syntax
$wanted = $1;         # assign captured ($1) to $wanted...
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Warning incomplete code... addressing only the regex, in part because of your incomplete question

Warning 2You've indicated two different capitalization styles for TEXT ( To | TO ) GET. The snippet above only deals with the one with the lower-case "o"; if you need both, add an 'i' flag at the end of the regex... but only if that won't cause unwanted matches on text which is fully capitalized

And, most important, please read about asking questions How do I post a question effectively?, Writeup Formatting Tips and even Perl Monks Approved HTML tags ... and show us what you've tried, as that inspires the inclination to answer.

I'd guess what you are really looking for is something like:

so a regex like /<td\b.*?"tenpixblack">(.*?)<\/td>/g (giving the captured text in $1) is likely what you want. However if you are really banging on HTML then you should use HTML::TreeBuilder or HTML::Parser.

$_ = "tenpixblack\">TEXT To GET.</td>";
($text) = />(.*?)</;
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my $wanted;
my $text = 'tenpixblack">TEXT To GET.</td>';
($wanted) = $text =~ /(?<=">)([^<]*?)</;
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use strict;
use warnings;

$_ = 'tenpixblack">TEXT To GET.</td>';
$_ = m/tenpixblack">(.*?)<\/td>/ ? $1 : '';
print;
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