It appears TNA Wrestling is heading into a period of transition, with three high-profile names seemingly on their way out of the company. As contracts come to an end, the promotion could be set for some major roster shake-ups.
Jordynne Grace Wraps Up TNA Run After Loss to Tessa Blanchard
Jordynne Grace’s time with TNA seems to have reached its conclusion. After suffering a hard-fought loss to Tessa Blanchard at the Genesis 2025 pay-per-view, reports indicate that Grace’s contract is set to expire this month, making her exit almost certain. If Genesis was indeed her final appearance, Grace leaves behind a legacy as one of the company’s most dominant and dynamic performers, having elevated the Knockouts Division during her tenure.
The departure of Grace raises questions about where she’ll land next. With her impressive resume and undeniable star power, speculation is bound to swirl around potential moves to other major promotions like WWE, AEW, or a return to the indie scene.
Jordynne Grace posted this Thank You on X.
Josh Alexander Nearing the End of His TNA Contract
Josh Alexander, another cornerstone of TNA’s roster, is also reportedly on his way out. His current contract is set to expire in mid-February, and expectations are that he’ll part ways with the company soon afterward.
As a former TNA World Champion and one of the most technically gifted wrestlers on the roster, Alexander’s potential departure is a significant blow. Known for his gritty in-ring style and consistency, Alexander has been a fan favorite and a reliable workhorse for the promotion. Like Grace, his next move will undoubtedly attract attention, with fans eager to see where “The Walking Weapon” ends up next.
PCO Parts Ways with TNA After Controversial Championship Incident
PCO’s exit from TNA Wrestling appears to be far more dramatic. During the The People vs. GCW event on Sunday night, the veteran made headlines by smashing the TNA Digital Media Championship in a shocking moment. This symbolic destruction of the title came as rumors of his departure from the company began circulating.
PCO later took to Twitter to address the situation, delivering a cryptic and frustrated message aimed at TNA’s management. In his tweet, he praised the talent roster, production, and creative teams, while taking issue with what he described as “new management.” He hinted at behind-the-scenes issues, calling out TNA President Scott D’Amore as a key figure in his dissatisfaction.
The 55-year-old has carved out a unique niche in the industry, bringing a chaotic energy and an “anything can happen” vibe wherever he goes. Whether this explosive departure marks the end of his storied career or a new chapter elsewhere remains to be seen.
What’s Next for TNA?
These departures highlight an intriguing moment for TNA Wrestling. While losing key talent like Jordynne Grace, Josh Alexander, and PCO is undoubtedly a blow, the promotion has rebounded from roster turnover before. With its renewed focus on expanding its brand and delivering compelling storylines, the company will need to bolster its roster and maintain momentum moving forward.
As 2025 kicks off, the wrestling world will undoubtedly keep a close eye on where these departing stars land—and what TNA does to fill the gaps left behind. Will we see new faces step up to take their places, or could TNA surprise fans with big-name signings? Only time will tell.
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