Category: TNA

TNA Rebellion 4/11/2026 (Card)

TNA Rebellion – Saturday, April 11, 2026 – Wolstein Center in Cleveland, Ohio.

  • TNA World Championship: Mike Santana (c) vs. Eddie Edwards
  • TNA International Championship: Trey Miguel (c) vs. Mustafa Ali
  • TNA Knockouts World Championship: Arianna Grace (c) vs. Lei Ying Lee
  • TNA X-Division Championship: Leon Slater (c) vs. Cedric Alexander
  • TNA World Tag Team Championship: The Hardys (c) vs. The System (Brian Myers & Bear Bronson)
  • Hardcore Country Match: The Elegance Brand vs. Mickie James, ODB & Taryn Terrell
  • Frankie Kazarian vs. Elijah
  • AJ Francis vs. Nic Nemeth
  • Moose vs. Agent Zero
  • BDE vs. Ryan Nemeth (Pre-Show)

EC3 returns to TNA

TNA Thursday Night iMPACT! Preview 4/9/2026

TNA Thursday Night iMPACT! tonight on AMC at 9/8c.

  • TNA World Tag Team Championship Tables Match: The Hardys (c) vs. The Righteous
  • Dani Luna vs. Jada Stone
  • Frankie Kazarian vs. BDE
  • Elayna Black vs. Myla Grace
  • Mike Santana and Eddie Edwards sign their TNA Rebellion contract
  • Taryn Terrell appears
  • Ricky Sosa appears
  • We’ll hear from Mustafa Ali

TNA Revives Lockbox Mystery Ahead of Rebellion 2026

TNA Wrestling is once again leaning into intrigue as the company ramps up promotion for Rebellion 2026, dropping a new teaser that has fans speculating about what’s to come.

The latest video brings back the now-familiar TNA lockbox, a visual that longtime viewers will recognize from past major moments. The prop previously played a role during the company’s transition back to the TNA name, and it was also used in the buildup to AJ Styles’ surprise involvement at Slammiversary 2025. Its return immediately raises questions about whether another big reveal is on the horizon.

Adding to the mystery, TNA has also been airing a string of cryptic teasers featuring numbers and mathematical equations. So far, there’s been no official explanation, but the layered clues suggest the promotion is building toward a significant storyline twist or debut tied to the Rebellion event.

With the pay-per-view set for Saturday, April 11 at the Wolstein Center in Cleveland, Ohio, the timing of these teasers is unlikely to be a coincidence. Whether it points to a returning star, a debut, or a major storyline development, TNA is clearly aiming to generate buzz heading into one of its marquee shows of the year.

For now, fans are left to connect the dots—but history suggests the lockbox rarely shows up without something big inside.

Report: TNA Potentially Pulling Talent From Indie Matches Against AEW Stars

A new report suggests TNA Wrestling could be tightening restrictions on its roster, particularly when it comes to facing AEW talent on the independent scene.

According to Fightful Select, Moose was recently pulled from Maple Leaf Pro Wrestling’s “Multiverse” event scheduled for WrestleMania weekend. While initial explanations pointed to a scheduling conflict, there’s more to the story. Moose had reportedly already received approval from TNA to appear, raising eyebrows about why the decision was reversed so close to the event.

That move may signal a broader shift in TNA’s approach. There’s growing speculation that the company is actively working to prevent its wrestlers from competing against AEW talent altogether, even outside of official company shows. Internally, concerns have been raised about upcoming indie matches involving TNA names like Leon Slater and Nic Nemeth, who are slated to face AEW’s Ricochet and MJF, respectively.

For clarity, those bouts aren’t tied to the Multiverse show. Slater vs. Ricochet is currently booked for WrestleCon’s Mark Hitchcock Memorial Supershow during WrestleMania week, while Nemeth vs. MJF is scheduled for Create-A-Pro Wrestling’s “Monumental Moment” event on May 1.

As for what’s driving this apparent shift, there are a couple of theories making the rounds. One points to recent scheduling friction, specifically AEW Collision airing head-to-head with TNA iMPACT. Some within TNA reportedly believe President Carlos Silva was unhappy with that situation, even though the decision likely came from Warner Bros. Discovery rather than AEW itself.

Another explanation, per PWInsider, is more strategic. TNA may simply want to avoid scenarios where its talent could be perceived as weakened, particularly if they lose to wrestlers from another promotion in high-profile indie matches. Protecting the brand—and its stars—appears to be a growing priority.

At this point, it’s unclear whether external partners like WWE or AMC have influenced the decision, or if this is purely an internal call. Either way, if TNA does follow through with limiting these crossover appearances, it could mark the end of a quiet but notable trend of AEW vs. TNA clashes happening beyond the confines of their respective promotions.

Ash By Elegance Opens Up About Serious Health Battle, ICU Stay, and Road Back to the Ring

TNA star Ash By Elegance is shedding new light on the real-life health scare that temporarily forced her out of the ring—and it sounds far more serious than fans initially realized.

Speaking on the Generation of Wrestling Podcast, Ash revealed that the issue behind her brief retirement wasn’t a typical wrestling injury, but an ongoing and complicated medical condition that even doctors have struggled to fully diagnose.

According to Ash, the situation is still developing.

She explained that while she may appear fine on the outside, the reality has been much more unpredictable. Some days she feels completely normal, while others are far more difficult, adding to the frustration of not having clear answers. In fact, she described her condition as something of a “medical mystery,” noting that she’s undergone extensive testing without a definitive diagnosis just yet.

What makes the story even more intense is that Ash disclosed she spent multiple days in the ICU—something she had not previously made public. Despite the severity of the situation, she’s chosen to hold off on revealing the exact diagnosis until doctors can fully confirm what she’s dealing with.

The ordeal had a major impact on her career and mindset. At one point, doctors told her she could no longer wrestle, which led to a deeply emotional period where she questioned her future. Wrestling and fitness have long been central to her life, and being told to step away left her feeling lost and unmotivated.

Fortunately, things began to shift in a more positive direction. Over time, doctors started to give her encouraging updates, eventually clearing her to return to in-ring competition. While she admits her body can still feel “off” at times, she’s now back in action and continuing to push forward.

Ash also mentioned she has additional tests scheduled just days before TNA Rebellion, which she hopes will finally provide a clear and definitive diagnosis.

For context, Ash’s absence from the ring dates back to late 2025. She vacated the TNA Knockouts World Championship at Victory Road after just 34 days as champion due to what was then an undisclosed issue. Shortly after, she announced her retirement and transitioned into a producer role while also appearing on-screen with the Elegance Brand.

That hiatus didn’t last long, however. On the January 22, 2026 episode of IMPACT, Ash confirmed she had been medically cleared to compete again—marking a comeback that now carries much more weight given what she’s gone through behind the scenes.

While there are still unanswered questions about her condition, one thing is clear: Ash By Elegance has been fighting a battle far bigger than anything inside the ring—and she’s not done yet.

TNA Thursday Night iMPACT! Preview 4/2/2026

TNA Thursday Night iMPACT! tonight on AMC at 9/8c.

  • Fallout from Sacrifice
  • Knockouts World Championship Match: Arianna Grace vs. Xia Brookside
  • Bunkhouse Match: Tessa Blanchard vs. Jody Threat.
  • AJ Francis vs. The Home Town Man.
  • We’ll hear from Mike Santana.
  • The Hardys speak out about The Righteous’ betrayal

Dani Luna Exits TNA Wrestling,

Dani Luna’s run with TNA Wrestling has officially come to an end.

According to recent reports, the 27-year-old British standout requested her release from the company over the weekend, and TNA granted it without issue. The decision appears to have been mutual, with both sides reportedly parting on good terms, leaving the door open for a possible reunion down the line.

Luna joined TNA in 2023, looking to rebuild momentum after her departure from WWE the year prior. During her time under the TKO umbrella from 2019 to 2022, she competed on the NXT UK brand, gaining valuable experience before transitioning back to the independent scene and eventually landing in TNA.

Her run in the Knockouts division proved to be a productive one. Luna captured the Knockouts World Tag Team Championships twice alongside Jody Threat, with both reigns taking place in 2024. The duo quickly established themselves as a hard-hitting team before eventually going their separate ways following a tag title loss.

After splitting from Threat, Luna shifted her focus to singles competition. She remained in the title picture, most recently challenging for the Knockouts Championship in a match that also featured Lei Ying Lee. However, reigning champion Arianna Grace retained the title at TNA Sacrifice, halting Luna’s momentum.

Outside the ring, Luna also dealt with some setbacks, including visa complications that caused her to miss TNA’s AMC debut earlier this year. Despite that, she stayed active, competing across independent promotions in the UK and Europe in recent months.

Now a free agent once again, Luna enters an interesting phase of her career. With her blend of international experience and recent championship pedigree, she’s likely to draw attention from multiple promotions moving forward.

Steve Maclin Injury Update Following Scare at TNA Sacrifice 2026

There’s a positive update on Steve Maclin after a concerning moment during the main event of TNA Sacrifice 2026.

Maclin appeared to be legitimately hurt just moments into his TNA World Championship clash with Mike Santana. After taking an early superkick, he showed visible signs that something was wrong, forcing officials to stop the match and assist him to the back. Initial speculation pointed toward a possible concussion.

However, a new report from The Takedown on Sports Illustrated provides some reassurance. According to TNA President Carlos Silva, Maclin was evaluated for a concussion and underwent further testing at a hospital, but ultimately was not diagnosed with one. Silva noted that Maclin passed all necessary tests and was able to return to his hotel later that night.

The abrupt stoppage shifted the segment’s direction, as Eddie Edwards made his way out to confront Santana, leading to a post-match altercation that saw the champion stand tall.

While the situation initially raised alarm, it appears Maclin avoided a serious injury—good news as TNA continues building toward Rebellion.

TNA Sacrifice 2026 Results

Countdown Pre-Show Highlights

Ryan Nemeth opened the evening with a win over BDE in a competitive bout. BDE nearly had it after landing a springboard cutter, but his frog splash attempt backfired when Nemeth got his knees up. Nemeth then stole the victory with a roll-up while grabbing the tights.

A major title match was made official for Rebellion, as Trey Miguel will defend the TNA International Championship against Mustafa Ali on April 11.

Tensions between factions escalated during a sit-down involving The System and Order 4. Eddie Edwards voiced concerns about Moose, prompting Ali to offer “Agent Zero” as a solution. In exchange, Edwards promised Ali a future world title shot once he captures the championship. Despite the agreement, both sides made it clear they don’t trust each other.

Tessa Blanchard picked up a win over Jody Threat after outside interference from the Diamond Collective. Despite Threat’s strong showing, including a powerbomb and vertical suplex, distractions and a weapon shot allowed Blanchard to finish things with a hammerlock DDT. The beatdown continued after the bell.

Nic Nemeth also made his intentions clear, announcing plans to challenge for the TNA World Championship at Rebellion in his hometown of Cleveland.

Sacrifice Main Card Results

Leon Slater retained the X-Division Championship in a fast-paced battle against Eric Young. A clever decoy entrance gave Slater the early advantage, and he managed to outmaneuver the veteran despite Young’s underhanded tactics. After surviving a piledriver and a stolen Styles Clash attempt, Slater sealed the win with a Swanton 450.

One Man Gang was shown in the audience

Frankie Kazarian and AJ Francis teamed up to defeat Elijah and Home Town Man. The match broke down into chaos, with Francis delivering heavy offense and Kazarian finishing things off with Fade to Black after a guitar-related distraction.

Backstage, The System denied any involvement in Matt Hardy’s earlier attack, pushing blame away from themselves.

TNA also introduced Ricky Sosa as its newest signing, with Chris Bey helping present him as a future cornerstone of the company.

In a mysterious segment, the White Rabbit storyline continued as Mila Moore was lured into danger and attacked by Havok.

Arianna Grace managed to retain the Knockouts Championship in a triple threat against Lei Ying Lee and Dani Luna. While Lee and Luna carried most of the action, interference from Stacks allowed Grace to opportunistically steal the win.

Mustafa Ali and Tasha Steelz picked up a controversial intergender tag victory over Trey Miguel and Jada Stone. Stone impressed with high-impact counters, but Order 4 interference—tying Trey to the ropes—gave Ali the opening to finish her off with a 450 splash.

Santino Marella later announced that Grace will defend her title against Xia Brookside on Impact, leading to a meltdown from the champion.

Moose defeated Eddie Edwards via disqualification The match never truly got underway, ending in disqualification after Agent Zero ambushed Moose at ringside.

Mara Sade defeated Elayna Black in a No DQ match that featured weapons and thumbtacks, with Sade scoring the win after slamming Black onto the tacks and hitting a moonsault.

Brian Myers and Cedric Alexander defeated Jeff Hardy and Vincent after chaos erupted late. A disturbing video showed Matt Hardy being attacked backstage by Dutch of The Righteous, which distracted Vincent enough for The System to capitalize and finish Jeff.

A wild segment featuring Mickie James, ODB, and Taryn Terrell saw the legends stand tall after confronting The Elegance Brand, ending with Mickie delivering a low blow with a microphone to Mr. Elegance.

Main Event Ends in Controversy

The TNA World Championship match between Mike Santana and Steve Maclin was ruled a no-contest after Maclin appeared to suffer a legitimate concussion early in the bout. Officials and medical staff intervened, stopping the match.

The situation quickly escalated when Eddie Edwards attacked Santana, but the champion fought back and closed the show standing tall after putting Edwards through a table.

TNA Sacrifice 3/27/2026 (Card)

TNA Sacrifice takes place on Friday night (March 27, 2026) at 8pm ET from New Orleans, Louisiana. Preshow begins at 7:30 ET.

CARD

  • TNA World Championship: Mike Santana (c) vs. Steve Maclin
  • Knockouts Championship: Arianna Grace (c) vs. Lei Ying Lee vs. Dani Luna
  • X-Division Championship: Leon Slater (c) vs. Eric Young
  • Moose vs. Eddie Edwards
  • Jeff Hardy & Vincent vs. Brian Myers & Cedric Alexander of The System
  • Mustafa Ali & Tasha Steelz of Order 4 vs. Trey Miguel & Jada Stone
  • Elijah & Home Town Man vs. Frankie Kazarian & AJ Francis
  • No DQ Match: Mara Sade vs. Elayna Black
  • Tessa Blanchard w/Mila Moore & Victoria Crawford vs. Jody Threat w/Myla Grace & Harley Hudson (pre-show)
  • BDE vs. Ryan Nemeth (pre-show)