TNA Thursday Night iMPACT! tonight at 9/8c on AMC.
- Heather by Elegance vs. Elayna Black
- Mustafa Ali vs. Frankie Kazarian
- Moose vs. Samuel Shaw
- Elijah vs. Nic Nemeth
- Apex vs. TBA
- Leon Slater & Trey Miguel face-to-face
TNA Thursday Night iMPACT! tonight at 9/8c on AMC.
TNA Wrestling star Jada Stone is recovering after being involved in a serious car accident that left her vehicle totaled.
Stone shared the news with fans through her Instastory on Sunday, revealing that the accident happened two nights earlier. Fortunately, she confirmed that she is alive and doing okay despite the severity of the crash.
“The Spark” also shared several photos documenting the aftermath of the accident.
Stone posted two photos of herself following the crash. One showed visible bruising and her left leg heavily wrapped, while another showed her wearing a neck brace.
She also shared two pictures of her damaged vehicle, showing significant destruction to both the front and rear ends.
Alongside the photos, Stone offered an update on her condition and expressed gratitude for surviving the accident.
“2 nights ago, I was in a pretty bad car wreck. I’m okay..car unfortunately is not! I’m so blessed to be alive! Be safe on the road everyone!”
Stone also mentioned that she had already contacted promoters regarding her upcoming bookings to inform them about the situation.
While she did not provide additional details about her injuries or a potential recovery timeline, her message indicated that she was thankful to have made it through the frightening experience.
Stone has been building her presence in TNA’s Knockouts division and most recently challenged M By Elegance for the Knockouts TV Championship on the October 29 episode of TNA iMPACT.
M By Elegance previously defeated Stone on the August 29 edition of iMPACT to become the inaugural Knockouts TV Champion.
Stone also had a memorable moment at Bound for Glory during the Call Your Shot Gauntlet match.
During the match, “Big Trouble” Ben Bishop stole Stone’s spot in the competition. However, Stone eventually got her revenge by eliminating Bishop from the match.
The wrestling community will undoubtedly be wishing Stone a speedy recovery following the accident.
Although the extent of her injuries and how much time she may need away from the ring remain unclear, the most important thing is that she survived the crash.
Hopefully, Stone will be able to make a full recovery and return to action when she is ready.
Everyone at WrestlingNewsBlog sends their best wishes to Jada Stone during her recovery.
Taryn Terrell has officially returned to TNA Wrestling, making a surprise appearance during the closing moments of Thursday night’s episode of TNA Impact.
The former TNA Knockouts Champion appeared in the show’s final segment, welcoming Harley Hudson into her infamous Dollhouse faction. The unexpected appearance sets up an intriguing new direction for Hudson, who has recently struggled to find her place in TNA.
The closing segment followed Hudson’s unsuccessful attempt to join The Righteous earlier in the evening.
Hudson had been on the verge of being inducted into the group when Xia Brookside interrupted the proceedings and attacked her. Brookside subsequently took Hudson’s place in the faction, with Hudson’s hesitation to accept the offer reportedly costing her the opportunity.
Later in the show, Hudson was shown speaking with her mother over the phone. During the conversation, she admitted that she was having difficulty finding her place in TNA.
Hudson explained that she planned to give herself a few more weeks to figure things out before potentially returning home to the United Kingdom.
After ending the call, Hudson discovered a mysterious note inviting her to come and play.
Following the instructions, she encountered Terrell sitting alongside a dollhouse. Terrell welcomed Hudson into the Dollhouse, bringing the episode to an unexpected conclusion.
The segment leaves Hudson with a new potential direction following her failed attempt to join The Righteous.
Terrell’s appearance marks another return to TNA for the former Knockouts Champion.
Her most recent appearance came during a one-off return at TNA Sacrifice, where she joined forces with ODB and Mickie James to take on the Elegance Brand.
However, Terrell is perhaps best remembered for leading The Dollhouse during her previous TNA run in 2015 and 2016.
The faction became a notable part of TNA’s Knockouts division during that period, making her latest appearance particularly interesting for longtime fans.
With Hudson now seemingly connected to Terrell and the Dollhouse, Thursday night’s closing segment could be the beginning of a new storyline for both women.
Whether Terrell plans to rebuild the Dollhouse with additional members or simply guide Hudson remains to be seen.
What do you think about Taryn Terrell returning to TNA? Are you interested in seeing The Dollhouse make a comeback with Harley Hudson as its newest member?
TNA Thursday Night iMPACT! tonight at 9/8c on AMC.
TNA Wrestling is reportedly interested in establishing a formal relationship with Ohio Valley Wrestling (OVW), while the promotion is also considering changes to how it records its weekly programming.
According to PWInsider Elite, discussions surrounding a potential TNA-OVW partnership have continued, with the arrangement possibly being influenced by the fact that both companies share the same financial investors.
The report also revealed that TNA is considering moving production of its Xplosion episodes to OVW’s home venue, The Davis Arena in Louisville, Kentucky, in a move that would reportedly help reduce expenses.
Speculation about a potential relationship between TNA and OVW first emerged several months ago, when reports indicated that both promotions were interested in an agreement that would make OVW a developmental territory for TNA.
The latest update from PWInsider Elite suggests the shared financial backing of the two companies could be a significant factor behind the potential arrangement.
TNA President Carlos Silva has also attended OVW events in the past, although the report noted that he has not been seen at recent shows.
A formal agreement has not been announced, but a partnership could give TNA a closer relationship with a promotion that has a long history of developing wrestling talent.
Another notable detail from the report concerns TNA’s production plans for Xplosion.
The promotion is reportedly considering filming the show at The Davis Arena, rather than continuing to record episodes at the same venues used for TNA iMPACT tapings.
According to PWInsider Elite, the potential move would be financially motivated, as recording Xplosion in Louisville would reportedly be a cheaper option for the company.
The change would represent a different approach to TNA’s television production, with the promotion potentially separating its Xplosion tapings from its main television events.
No final decision has been confirmed.
TNA has two additional television taping dates scheduled before the end of the year, with events planned in both Canada and the United States.
The company is set to visit the WinSport Event Centre in Calgary, Alberta, on November 18 and 19. Its final announced tapings of the year will then take place at the El Paso County Coliseum in El Paso, Texas, on December 18 and 19.
TNA also has one more pay-per-view event remaining on its 2026 schedule. Destination X is scheduled for November 15 in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
With a potential OVW partnership and possible changes to Xplosion production under consideration, TNA could be preparing to make some adjustments to its operations as it moves toward the end of the year.

TNA Thursday Night iMPACT! tonight at 9/8c on AMC.
TNA Thursday Night iMPACT! tonight at 9/8c on AMC.
Avery Styles, the son of WWE Hall of Famer and TNA legend AJ Styles, may be dealing with an injury following TNA Wrestling’s recent television tapings in Dothan, Alabama.
According to Fightful Select, several wrestlers were left “banged up” following the tapings, with Styles among those reportedly affected. The young talent was seen wearing a walking boot, although no further details about the nature or severity of the injury have emerged.
As of the latest report, there has been no additional update on Styles’ condition or how much time he might miss.
Styles has been building momentum since signing with TNA at Lockdown in August. Despite having limited in-ring experience, he has already appeared alongside Frankie Kazarian and competed in the 20-man Call Your Shot Gauntlet at Bound For Glory.
On October 13, Styles defeated Joe Alonzo at TNA’s Dothan tapings. The match has yet to air on TNA iMPACT and is set to mark his first televised singles match for the promotion.
His previous appearance came in an August dark match, where he lost to Brian Myers shortly after TNA announced his signing.
Styles joined the company with only six matches on his record, including appearances for Game Changer Wrestling (GCW), making his early opportunities in TNA a notable step in his development.
At Bound For Glory, Styles entered the Call Your Shot Gauntlet at number two, starting the match alongside Trey Miguel. He managed to eliminate Mr. Elegance before being taken out by AJ Francis.
Styles was knocked out of the air and sent to the floor by Francis while attempting a springboard maneuver, ending his involvement in the match.
Kazarian ultimately won the gauntlet for the third consecutive year. Afterward, he revealed that he intended to use his opportunity to challenge for the TNA World Tag Team Championships, with Styles as his partner.
If Styles is sidelined by the reported injury, it could affect those plans, although TNA has not announced any changes to the prospective team or provided an official injury update.
For now, the extent of Styles’ condition remains unclear, and fans will have to wait for further information on when he might return to action.
TNA Wrestling is preparing for a busy period of contract negotiations, with a number of talent deals reportedly set to expire over the next couple of months.
According to Fightful Select, TNA President Carlos Silva held a talent meeting during a recent television taping to address the upcoming expirations and inform the roster that contract discussions would be taking place soon.
During the meeting, Silva reportedly told talent that the company would be working to get many of the deals finalized in the coming weeks.
The report also noted that Silva wants TNA to be able to plan ahead creatively, making it important for the company to gain clarity on its roster as contracts approach their expiration dates.
The meeting was intended to keep talent informed and let them know that conversations about their futures with TNA would be happening soon.
While the report indicates that multiple contracts are set to expire in the near future, Fightful Select specifically noted that “a lot” of deals are due to expire in December.
It remains unclear which wrestlers are involved or how many contracts are up for renewal. No specific names or contract outcomes were included in the report.
With negotiations expected to get underway in the coming weeks, TNA will look to establish greater certainty around its roster as the company plans its upcoming creative direction.
TNA Thursday Night iMPACT! tonight at 9/8c on AMC.
This week’s episode sees the Hardys with “full creative control” in a celebration of their 35 year careers.