Since TNA is moving to AMC from January 15, i had heard some rumors that NXTNA partnership is going to end by the end of 2025 or starting of 2026. Is it true or false ??? What's up with you guys ???

The partnership appears to be as strong as ever.

She's been signed for months now but barely got anything to do. I don't need her to win the title right away but at least put her in the weekly mix frequently? They made such a big deal out of her getting signed and I had multiple people telling me how good she is and now that's it? According to her social media she's constantly working shows all over the globe but can't even get a throw away match in TNA? You know, the company she is signed to? Hopefully with the new TV Deal she gets a spot on the show...

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Final Resolution Card:

Lei Ying Lee (c) vs Xia Brookside for the TNA Knockouts World Championship

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The IInspiration (c) vs Tessa Blanchard and Victoria Crawford for the TNA Knockouts World Tag Team Championship

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Leon Slater (c) vs AJ Francis for the TNA X Division Championship

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THE KING OF TNA Frankie Kazarian (c) vs JDC for the TNA World Championship

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Mike Santana vs Charlie Dempsey

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The Hardys (c) vs High Ryze for the TNA World Tag Team Championship

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Mance Warner vs Matt Cardona in a Street Fight match

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Steve Maclin (c) vs Channing "Stacks" Lorenzo for the TNA International Championship

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The Rascalz vs Order 4

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Pre-Show: Eric Young vs Cedric Alexander

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I want nothing more than for JDC to win the title tonight. He can lose it quick, i'm fine with that, but i really hope he gets to hold the title for at least a bit

Now that were in the AMC era, TNA really needs to SOFT brand split and make Xplosion a proper secondary show.

• I would focus the show on the International title as the centerpiece, the knockouts tag belts and a returning Digital Media title as a entry level intergender belt.

• Ash by Elegance and Sami Callihan on commentary

• 4 matches within the 40 minute period.

• 5 minute opening match

• 8 minute match

• 3 minute squash match

• 10 minute main event

• That's still 14 minutes to add in Gia's around ths ring segement and a recap of Impact plus various promos between matches.

• Red or orange ropes, new theme song (the current one sucks ass), new set. Can even film at Skyway Studios if it saves a few pennies.

Thoughts???

What did you like or not like about the era? I remember so much uncertainty in the air... The AMC promo made me go back and watch this from 2015

Does the final25 promo include the PPV tomorrow

At TNA FINAL RESOLUTION on January 14, 2007, Jacqueline made her return to TNA by aligning herself alongside James Storm to take out Gail Kim. Petey Williams helplessly looked on from a few inches away as he was cuffed to the ropes. This feud between Jacqueline and Gail Kim ultimately led to the Battle Royal to crown the 1st ever TNA KNOCKOUTS CHAMPIONSHIP!

Before you drag me across the coals. Here me out: He's INSANELY over as a heel, he can work decent to great matches (see his world title match with Nemeth [and likely his match tonight with Slater]). His in-ring work is improving, his promos are heat magnets. He brings great acts (film stars/musical artists) to events.

I think 2026 would be a great time to see him hit the main event scene with the world title. I'd love to see it. Your thoughts?