Rich Swann is officially staying with TNA Wrestling, and this is one of those re-signings that means more than just keeping another name on the roster. TNA announced Swann’s new deal through its official social media channels, confirming that the former world champion is back under the company banner after months where his status was … Read more
Last night’s TNA iMPACT! was the first real reset after Slammiversary, and while the episode had enough important developments to matter, it also exposed some of the biggest problems TNA has to clean up moving forward. Nic Nemeth opened the show as the new two-time TNA World Champion, the TNA Knockouts Television Championship Tournament officially … Read more
Tonight’s TNA iMPACT! is not just another post-pay-per-view episode. It is the first real look at what TNA becomes after Slammiversary, after multiple championship changes, after the introduction of the Knockouts Television Championship, and after another week where the company’s backstage headlines were almost as loud as the action inside the ring. Slammiversary gave TNA … Read more
TNA Slammiversary came into tonight with the weight of a true anniversary show and left with the feel of a company-wide reset. From Boston, TNA delivered a loaded pay-per-view built around title changes, legacy announcements, surprise arrivals, emotional tributes and one of the most debated main-event finishes the company has booked in some time. Nic … Read more
Last night’s TNA iMPACT! was a strong weekly episode that worked best when it stayed simple: let the wrestling breathe, let the characters show who they are, and let the fallout from recent weeks actually matter. It was not flawless. Some of the pacing dipped, a few segments felt predictable, and TNA still leaned too … Read more
Last week’s TNA iMPACT! did exactly what a post-Rebellion show was supposed to do: it cleaned up the pay-per-view fallout, pushed a handful of rivalries forward, and quietly started laying down the next stretch of road toward Slammiversary on Sunday, June 28. Mike Santana stepped out of Rebellion still looking like the center of the … Read more
Maple Leaf Pro hit Las Vegas last night for MULTIVERSE and delivered the kind of show that made its identity a little clearer. This was not built like a promotion running one central blood feud or one defining house style. It was built like a Scott D’Amore card during WrestleMania week: inter-promotional talent, different styles … Read more
Maple Leaf Pro is still a new promotion, but it is not a cold start. Scott D’Amore has positioned it as both a revival of the old Maple Leaf Wrestling name and a modern international project built around partnerships, outside talent, and a presentation that feels closer to a traditional supercard than a stripped-down indie. … Read more
TNA iMPACT! last night was one of those fallout shows that had enough happening to keep the road forward clear, even if some of the same creative frustrations are still hanging around. KC Navarro finally got his revenge on AJ Francis in a strong opener, EC3’s first match back immediately turned violent with Eric Young, … Read more
TNA heads into Sacrifice tonight with a live TNA+ special that feels more important than the average stopgap event because the promotion has finally stacked a card where the top matches are carrying genuine emotional weight, not just championship branding. The biggest reason is the world title program. Mike Santana and Steve Maclin are not … Read more
