TNA Wrestling has had a television partnership with AXS TV. But following the comments made by current President Carlos Silva, TNA may have a new home soon.

TNA Slammiversary live event, held Sunday, July 20, at the UBS Arena in Elmont, New York, was record-breaking for TNA Wrestling. The crowd of 7,623 was the largest-ever at a TNA show in North America in the company’s 23-year history.

TNA President Carlos Silva is making big moves to ensure that the TNA Hall Of Fame is an important fixture of the company.

However, AEW is still considered the number 2 promotion in the USA, but could they someday be overtaken by TNA? According to TNA President Carlos Silva, that's something that might just happen eventually.

Carlos Silva is excited for where TNA is headed. TNA President Carlos Silva spoke with WrestleZone Managing Editor Bill Pritchard to promote this weekend’s Slammiversary pay-per-view. The event will feature several NXT stars who crossed over as part of the ongoing partnership with TNA.

TNA Wrestling anticipates the biggest U.S. show in company history at Slammiversary, just the latest example of the company's rise.

Eric Bischoff explains how TNA Wrestling can surpass AEW within the next year if they get a bigger television deal.

Leon Slater broke another record at TNA Slammiversary 2025. After being the youngest signee and the youngest main eventer of the company, Leon Slater became the youngest X-Division Champion ever at 20 years and 296 days.