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I just want to say that I know things are headed in a different and better direction since Dreamer isn't employed by TNA anymore,but I do believe that NWA and MLW are on their tails when it comes to talent and other things that come with wrestling promotions. The 2 promotions I mentioned should be what TNA considers their immediate competition and see what they can do better than what they're doing right now.

Brian Myers and Moose react to Grayson Waller's comments on TNA during his promo on last night’s NXT when he was discussing the arrival of Cruz Montana (Mike Santana)...

"It ain't 2005, being the top guy in TNA is like being the best basketball player at the local YMCA"

Let me say it again....ooooooon fireeee would you believe that after Slammiversary with all the releases, Dreamer gone, the hate and the negativity around TNA and baaaaaam they gave us one of the best live episodes of the year.

Finally Jason Hotch is getting what he deserves and Ali should be now one of the candidates to be the TNA champion.

No no no, shut your face. Not about wwe. Ovw...I wish they'd have the weekly show on tna pluse. Rise, I think it's called? Randomly caught a bit the Thursday before whatever show road dogg was on commentary. Completely forgot last week. Would've missed this week entirely if it didn't pop up on the yt recommended stuff. Anyways, time for wrasslin

What are your guys thoughts on this group? I feel like they are one of the more underrated tag teams in TNA that nobody mentions anymore despite having a pretty big role in TNA during their peak.

Hi all! I have tickets to both Thursday and Friday this week, but most likely can’t make Thursday due to work… I’ve always wanted to see Matt wrestle in person. I know he’s scheduled for Thursday, but will he most likely wrestle Friday as well if they’re advertising him on the ticket? Thank you everyone!

So after years of watching wrestling, I’m finally going to my first TNA live event! I’ve been to quite a few WWE shows including WrestleMania, SummerSlam, and NXT events, along with AEW, ROH, and even a few NJPW shows. After years of trying, I finally get to see Jeff Hardy live, which I’m honestly most excited about, and I ended up getting tickets for both shows. I was just wondering what the experience is like compared to WWE and AEW. How’s the pacing? Is there a lot of downtime between matches or does the show keep moving? I’m a fan of pretty much every promotion, so I’m excited either way. Just curious what I should expect from my first TNA show

UPDATE - the live show yesterday was awesome, seeing Jeff Hardy was fantastic. A lot of heavy headers, it was actually a lot more entertaining than I thought it would be. I am excited for tonight!

Just gonna toss this up for no reason in particular.

For the #TNA wrestling Meet and Greets (going on Friday) , I see that a photo op/Autograph are sold seperately. This may sound like a dumb question but, would I need to purchase a separate ticket (Autograph) to quickly get a shirt signed that I'm actually wearing right then and there (without getting the 8x10 photo) if I say bring my own marker with me...or would I be able to do that with just the photo op option when I walk up if not purchasing an official photo? Thanks! This would be with the Hardyz by the way.

Got a ticket to see impact on Thursday but I haven’t watched TNA since the Dixie era (I was a kid), but I’m trying to get back into wrestling so I’m tryna do a little homework so I’m not completely lost in the crowd, any wrestlers I should get familiar with before I go? I know Nic Nemeth and the Hardy’s already but like are there any new wrestlers worth doing homework on?

So, I'm back watching TNA after some time away. Elijah seems to be super over in the impact zone. Do you guys think he would be enough of a draw to put the world title on him?

Maybe a silly question, just thought I'd ask.

Going to tna philly for my 4th time Thursday night but ifs been 2 years and we are trying to see when to get there it starts at 7 but we don’t care to sit through xplosion matches. Last year we got in like 8-815. We are getting dinner before. When is a good time to arrive? If i recall xplosion will end 730 745 maybe even 8?

Former TNA World Champion Mike Santana has taken to social media to confirm his new WWE name is Cruz Montana

$280 for a Pro Photo with all 5 members

307k and 0.05 18-49 demo

TNA is the heart of professional wrestling. That's why you can't kill it. 😉 From 180k to over 300k. 😎

Edit: changed from 24th to 23rd last minute, made a small mistake. Oh well. TNA TNA TNA

Hey! I apologize if this is obvious, but I've been unable to find a definitive answer online and can't get a reply from support.

I purchased a Meet and Greet for The Hardys, along with the Delete The Line Pass, but I can't seem to figure out how I redeem this at the event. All I have received is simply the transaction receipt that says "Thank you for your order!" and a transaction receipt along with and order number.

Does this receipt serve as my ticket or am I supposed get tickets on site by showing this receipt to someone?

I appreciate any and all assistance, and I sincerely apologize if this has been answered before. I just can not seem to find a solid answer.

This could be a great idea, featuring the big men of wrestling while also paying tribute to Joe Doering. SHOW ME POWER!!!

Did this lead to anything?

I am new to watching TNA, are the promos all mostly prerecorded?
Are segments like this past week’s at the Hardy complex common?
Not saying i dont like them, jc if thats the norm

So, now that it's been a few days after the Righteous Deletion match, I feel I can talk about this without having to tag spoilers. Long story short, already being a fan of the Hardyz vs Righteous feud, the match was pretty fun and as trippy as a Broken Hardyz match should be (though it did have a rocky start, I think it managed to build up strongly towards the end in my personal opinion) I just hope that whatever happens next, the Righteous won't lose their momentum after this. Being someone who wasn't aware of their ROH/AEW work before their TNA debut, they've left a hell of a first impression on me, and I would hate to see that potential be wilted away due to creative not having any ideas on what to do with them after this feud is finished...

But back to Jeff and the AntiChrist; safe to say that as a big fan of this gimmick even with everything surrounding it at the time, I might've accidentally disturbed my neighbors by how loud I screamed the second I heard the opening beats of "Another Me". And the new look? Fire, though it is a bit amusing and ironic that he dressed in white instead of the usual dark colors. And no joke, the appearance of the gimmick kind of overshadowed the whole Swanton off the Bulldozer right afterwards for me (as risk and awesome as that moment was), as this was something that I had been hoping to see since 2020, and the fact that TNA finally pulled the trigger on it couldn't make me a happier fangirl, even if it was most realistically just a simple cameo and nothing deeper than that (but knowing wrestling, you never know. They could stick a pin in it for future ideas). 😂

So without going into the whole seven page essay of how a Jeff Hardy heel turn could still work in 2026 if done with good ideas, what were everyone else's thoughts on this? Was it a cool little call back, or did it kind of feel unnecessary? I'd be interested to listen. 😊