Impact Wrestling to Rebrand Back to TNA Wrestling in 2024

Saturday’s Bound For Glory 2023 event for Impact Wrestling in Cicero, Illinois featured the official announcement of the return of TNA (Total Nonstop Action) Wrestling in 2024.

This announcement was made in a video that aired following the main event match between Josh Alexander and champion Alex Shelley for the Impact World Championship.

This video featured Chris Sabin, Jordynne Grace, Alex Shelley, Eric Young, Alisha Edwards, Eddie Edwards, Frankie Kazarian, and Josh Alexander meeting up in a backwoods location at night. They proceeded to talk about how people keep reminding them of the old days and the need for a change in professional wrestling by going back to where it all started for them and starting the next chapter. This led to Alexander opening a box that had the old TNA logo and a voice whispering “TNA Wrestling” followed by past clips from TNA’s history being shown.

It was announced that the official return of TNA Wrestling will be taking place at next year’s Hard To Kill event on January 13, 2024 in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Official press release:

Welcome Back, Total Nonstop Action (TNA) Wrestling

TNA Returns on January 13, 2024 At The Hard To Kill Pay-Per-View From The Palms Casino Resort In Las Vegas, Nevada

TORONTO | CHICAGO – October 21, 2023Anthem Sports & Entertainment, a global, multi-platform media company, announced today that its professional wrestling company, IMPACT Wrestling, is returning to its iconic Total Nonstop Action (TNA) Wrestling name, at “Hard To Kill,” its first pay-per-view event of 2024, which will originate for the first time ever from the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas, Nevada.

The announcement was made Saturday night at the end of the “Bound For Glory” pay-per-view, which aired live around the world in front of a standing-room-only crowd in Chicago.

TNA will launch 2024 with Hard To Kill on Saturday, January 13, with a second night of action-packed professional wrestling – the “Snake Eyes Extravaganza Show” – at The Palms on Sunday, January 14. The Snake Eyes Extravaganza Show will be taped to air on the company’s flagship weekly TV show, Impact!, airing every Thursday night on AXS TV (8 p.m. EST)

“We still hear the ‘TNA’ chants wherever we go,” said IMPACT Wrestling President Scott D’Amore. “Fans have longed for TNA Wrestling, so that’s what we’re bringing back in 2024: TNA Wrestling, we’re back!”

Tickets for both Hard To Kill on January 13 and the Snake Eyes Extravaganza Show on January 14 will be on-sale on Friday, November 4, at www.Impactwrestling.com

Company officials confirmed that the new year will launch a new-look TNA Wrestling that runs from the entrance ramp to turnbuckles in the ring to larger, more prestigious venues and much, much more. Further details on the TNA Wrestling return will be revealed on Tuesday, October 24, when D’Amore sits down for an exclusive interview with Tom Hannifan that will air live on IMPACT’s Facebook page, starting at 12noon EST. The Q&A will include questions from worldwide pro wrestling media.

TNA Wrestling launched in the summer of 2002 and has long been known as the most innovative professional wrestling company in the world. TNA is known for its high-risk, action-packed X Division matches that have run with one simple motto: It’s not about weight limits, it’s about no limits. Stars of the X Division have included Chris Sabin, with a record 10 title reigns; A.J. Styles, the first-ever champion; along with Jay Lethal, Samoa Joe, Christopher Daniels, Petey Williams, Frankie Kazarian and Trey Miguel, among others.

TNA is also the home of the prestigious Knockouts Division, widely regarded as the best women’s division in all professional wrestling. The Knockouts Division features Trinity, Deonna Purrazzo, Mickie James, Jordynne Grace, Gisele Shaw, Masha Slamovich, KiLynn King, Jessicka and Courtney Rush, among others. Legendary past Knockouts include Gail Kim, Awesome Kong, The Beautiful People, Taya Valkyrie, ODB, Tara, Traci Brooks and so many others.

TNA Wrestling was the original name of Impact Wrestling from 2002 to 2017, first as NWA: TNA from 2002 to 2004.