TNA Wrestling announces partnership with iHeartMedia
TNA Wrestling has entered into a new partnership with iHeartMedia, a broadcasting company focused on radio and podcasting.
The partnership will see iHeartMedia branding featured on a number of TNA’s platforms. In addition to that, iHeartMedia will collaborate with TNA to help promote its upcoming events.
“Through its national network of radio stations, podcasts and streaming platforms, iHeartMedia will collaborate with TNA Wrestling to amplify key events, premium live broadcasts and major moments throughout the year, connecting fans with the action both inside and outside the ring,” a press release said.
iHeartMedia has a network of radio stations across the United States and produces a slate of podcasts. The Battleground Podcast, hosted by Nashville radio host Tim Battle, is iHeart’s official wrestling podcast.
The press release announcing the partnership notes that iHeartMedia will be the presenting sponsor for TNA’s PPV pre-shows for all remaining 2026 events. iHeartMedia will also sponsor TNA’s premium ticketing program, and iHeartMedia branding will be showcased at events and on TNA’s website and digital platforms.
“As part of the agreement, iHeartMedia will serve as the Presenting Sponsor of the TNA Wrestling Pay-Per-View Pre-Show for all remaining 2026 premium live events,” the announcement said. “The integration will feature prominent brand visibility across broadcast graphics, in-arena announcements and event marketing tied to TNA’s major premium live events throughout the year.
“iHeartMedia will also be the Presenting Sponsor of the TNA Wrestling Dream Seats, the premium front-row seating program at TNA live events. The sponsorship will include branded seating elements, digital ticket integrations, in-arena announcements and exclusive fan engagement opportunities throughout the year.”
The partnership will officially begin on April 11 when TNA holds Rebellion 2026 in Cleveland.
“We are excited to welcome iHeartMedia as a national partner for TNA Wrestling,” TNA President Carlos Silva said. “Their ability to connect with audiences across radio, podcasts and digital platforms makes them an ideal partner as we continue to expand our reach and bring the energy of TNA to fans across the country.”
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