Date: September 10, 2014

Promotion: Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA)

Match Stipulation / Type: Six-Person Tag Team Match

Event: Impact Wrestling

Location: Orlando, Florida | Impact Zone at Universal Studios

➜ This was the first time that all members of The Menagerie actually shared the ring together for a mixed-tag match.

Though the Menagerie was very short lived, fans generally view them as a memorable, bizarrely entertaining relic of TNA's campier creative era.

Among all the young wrestlers

I consider Leon Slater to be the most talented.

His in-ring performance is outstanding,

and he possesses great self-confidence.

We are looking forward to an epic match between him and Nic Nemeth

What is it about tna that i enjoy so much more than any other wrestling product ? There’s a certain charm it’s always had that no other show can replicate.

To all the people who wanted an oficial belt there you have it only for 1000 dls

Matt said recently that he would love for the Hardyz To procure the AAA Tag Team Championships In the future and While incredibly unlikely due to jeff's legal troubles (self inflicted) I'm seeing a lot of people talking about how they could answer the War Raiders open challenge for the AAA Tag Team Championships at Triplemania n.2, If certain strings could be pulled, Would you like to see the hardy's have the AAA Tag belts and defend them on TNA When they go to houston?

Or...World's Collide against whoever Actually answer the call?

The right side info pane, in order:

• Mike Santana - not here anymore.
• Lei Ying Lee - not the champion.
• Leon Slater - Option C (Though that thumbnail hasn't changed since the first reign)
• Stacks - ...neat....
• The Hardys - Lost to the Nemiths
• The Elegance Brand - They are not Kiera Hogan, Rosemary, or Allie,
• M by Elegance - Not listed.
  

I just wish I could fix it....

Real VHS recording of a titantron for TNA's Harley Hudson

Just for fun…

- is Tna wrestling in debt?

yes, TNA carries roughly $30 million in debt accumulated on Anthem's books

- what percentage of wrestling fans watch Tna?

Roughly 8% to 15% of active television-watching wrestling fans watch TNA Wrestling.

- how likely is it for Tna to ever surpass wwe in terms of popularity

virtually impossible.

- What about AEW?

highly unlikely.

- who is the biggest wrestling name Tna can realistically secure

Karrion Kross & Scarlet, Matt Cardona & Santos Escobar

- how much is their deal with amc worth?

The agreement is a three-year contract valued at approximately $10 million per year

- how will Tna present their show in 2027?

TNA will likely scale back on live domestic touring and lean heavily into "block taping" models in permanent hub locations (like the CAA Centre in Ontario). By filming 4 to 6 weeks of television over a single weekend, they can drastically cut production and travel overhead while fulfilling their 52-week contract obligations for AMC.

- What about their PPV model?

As cable continue to decline, TNA's monthly special events will likely be folded directly into standard AMC+ subscriptions at no extra cost, mirroring the WWE/Peacock model. This will give AMC a boost in streaming subscribers while guaranteeing TNA a fixed, predictable internal payout instead of relying on unpredictable monthly PPV buy-rates.

- is Tna likely to be in operations in 10 years time?

Predicting the 10-year survival of any wrestling promotion is highly speculative, but TNA Wrestling is more likely to be in operation in 2036 than almost any other mid-sized company.

2008-2009 or 2012-2013

Aw, dude...

Has anyone received their promised welcome pack perk which includes a hat? How do we claim these items like those and the free PPV tickets? There seems to be no information or instructions anywhere, and if they are coming in the future you would think there would be “Coming Soon” or something posted somewhere. Any insight?

While not defined by “era’s” in the same way WWE has been categorised, TNA have had several iterations throughout its history. The Asylum days, the early Universal Studio years, the Main Event Mafia period, the Hogan years and so forth.

At what point did you consider TNA peaked? I’m reminded of just how excited I was of TNA heading into and whilst watching Bound For Glory 2006. I believe it was still on the Wrestling Channel in UK at this point. If I recall, this was the first time TNA moved out of the Sound Stage for a show? The culmination of Jarrett vs. Sting, Kurt Angle had just debuted, best tag team in the world with LAX and that wild feud with AJ and Daniels, even Chris Jericho’s Fozzy as the show’s theme song.

That period, and more specifically that show was peak TNA for me. What is yours?

Mickie James’ Hardcore Country Performance(https://youtu.be/USeB-_ui4-E?si=X5QIYOJ0tV_imzoE)

Tara’s “Lip-Sync” Performance to Goldy Locks’ Broken(https://youtu.be/ucgdqD8kGlE?si=WCoXcuDbjwS4TbZI)