Report: Update on TNA Wrestling new media rights deal
TNA Wrestling is reportedly on the verge of announcing a new U.S. media rights deal.
Jon Alba of The Takedown on SI.com reports that TNA is expected to announce a new deal by the end of 2025 if not sooner, citing “high-ranking television industry sources.”
Alba also wrote that AMC has emerged as a potential landing spot for TNA programming.
TNA president Carlos Silva mentioned in interviews this summer that the company was looking to secure a new media rights deal and potentially one that would see Impact air live each week. He mentioned in July that they were in a “60 to 90 day” window to get a deal announced.
TNA Wrestling has landed two new international media rights deals in 2025. In January, TNA programming moved to Sportsnet in Canada, replacing WWE content, which moved to Netflix at the same time. On November 4, TNA announced a media rights deal with Claro Sports for its programming to air in Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Dominican Republic, Uruguay, and Venezuela.
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