Christ knows what this could possibly be or whether they are related. TNA 'surprises' and 'announcements' are notoriously shit though. Remember Tito Otiz? I guess this will be business related rather than a debut though.

I suspect that they may just be announcing the end and are trying to get it out there before the Observer goes online.

How will they spin "TNA Is Dead" as a good thing?

Not sure but lots of rumour mongers and even sources I trust are saying that this is massive. That's the line being fed by TNA management anyway.

Well

The whole thing is a bit nuts, maybe

Big spoiler. Do not click if you don't want to be spoiled.

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Spoiler from Bryan Alvarez

https://www.periscope.tv/w/aFs_ozI3N...537CvXAmF3IGE6 (spoiler obv)

Jarrett has been Tweeting all day









It does make me wounder if a merger of some kind was planned but it fell through

So a damp squib all round then?

Pretty much but I do think it was going to be part of much bigger news what fell through.

I can't see lawlers and a legal team needed for the news we got.

This is what the TNA US Pace thread that I created some years ago was made for

After they wouldnt get Hall? Its gotta be Nash or himself in the ring returning.

I suppose the question is

Jarrett probably asked him.

Shall we all stick to using spoiler tags? Even MrInconsiderate himself managed it

merger would have been big news,hopefully its still a possibility.

slammiversary is on 1am on challenge tv on sunday, is this LIVE?

Yes from what I read it's live in every country that gets TNA.

Pity the event looks crap even for TNA.

They have even cancelled the title matches and moved them to Impact.

yeah saw no promotion at all for it on impact! what a shoddy creative/business decision!

still nice to see tna live on uk tv, come along way,but could be all for naught very soon

TNA is massively more significant than RoH because of its viewership. It's that simple.

Smark anti-TNA attitudes are laughably blinkered. The promotion will be remembered very fondly by its fans. Those fans by and large aren't internet message board crusaders, although they are smarks of a sort. Go to a TNA show in the UK; the atmosphere is great, much more nerdy / alternative and less kiddie than WWE shows. These are the people who will remember TNA. I'm not going to speak for the US because I've never been there - but clearly there are hardcore TNA fans there too.

I maintain that WWE acknowledging wrestlers' TNA runs would make WWE seem more like a proper wrestling promotion and less like a sanitised, controlling corporate brand. Of course, they are a sanitised, controlling corporate brand! So I understand why they behave as they do. But I don't have to like it!

I agree completely on Magnus. I can't put my finger on why he's so dull working solo, but his teaming with Joe was a revelation. I'd love to see them reunite in NXT.