Big changes could be coming for TNA Wrestling — and not just inside the ring.
During a recent appearance on The Ariel Helwani Show, TNA President Carlos Silva revealed that the company is actively working on securing a new television deal, one that could shift the promotion onto a bigger platform and potentially change the way fans experience TNA every week.
“We want to find a bigger platform,” Silva told Helwani, emphasizing that negotiations have picked up serious momentum over the past two months. “I think we could be in a 60 to 90 day window to get something done.”
Since aligning with WWE earlier this year in a surprising multi-year partnership, TNA has seen its profile rise significantly. With that increased visibility comes the need for a broadcasting home that can match the company’s growing ambitions. While TNA has called AXS TV home since 2019 — dating back to its IMPACT Wrestling branding days — Silva hinted that a move could happen by year’s end if everything falls into place.
One of the biggest potential changes? The possibility of airing iMPACT! and other flagship TNA programming live every week, scrapping the traditional pre-taped format for a full calendar year of live shows. It would be a massive shift for a company that’s long relied on tapings, and a clear statement of intent about its future.
All of this comes just days before Slammiversary, TNA’s signature summer event, which goes down this Sunday at UBS Arena in Long Island. The buzz around the show is already at a fever pitch, especially with the shocking return of AJ Styles after an 11-year absence. The event also features crossover matches with WWE NXT stars, including a high-stakes Winner Takes All showdown between TNA Knockouts Champion Masha Slamovich and NXT Women’s Champion Jacy Jayne — with both titles on the line. Plus, Trick Williams defends his TNA World Championship in a three-way clash against Joe Hendry and Mike Santana.
Between blockbuster matches and behind-the-scenes moves that could reshape the company’s future, TNA is making it clear: they’re not just playing the game — they’re looking to change it.
Stay locked in with WrestlingNewsBlog.com for updates on TNA’s potential TV shake-up and all the fallout from this weekend’s Slammiversary.
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