Jack Nachwalter

It has been a long road for Léi Yǐng Lee. Formerly known as Xia Li when she was with WWE, Lee made history at NXT Gold Rush Week 2, capturing the TNA Knockout's title from Kelani Jordan in a triple threat match also involving TNA legend Jordynne Grace. Not only did her win bring the Knockout championship back to TNA, ending Jordan's reign at sixty days, but it was also Lee's first ever title in her professional wrestling career. As such, Lee was understandably emotional in her post-match video.

It has been a long road for Léi Yǐng Lee. Formerly known as Xia Li when she was with WWE, Lee made history at NXT Gold Rush Week 2, capturing the TNA Knockouts World Championship from Kelani Jordan in a triple threat match also involving TNA legend Jordynne Grace. Not only did her win bring […]

As of today, the “Last Time is Now” Tournament is down to just four. Gunther, LA Knight, Jey Uso, and Solo Sikoa, are all closing in on the lauded honor of being John Cena's final opponent for his last match at Saturday Night's Main Event on December 13, 2025 in Washington, D.C.'s Capital One Arena. While there's certainly a greater debate to be had about how Cena's retirement tour was organized as a whole, with the “Last Time is Now” Tournament, it's hard to see it as anything less than a missed opportunity. When it was initially announced, it sounded like an awesome idea and a perfect way to incorporate a plethora of wrestlers into this historic event. But regarding its execution, it feels like a perfect microcosm of everything that went “wrong” during the terminal year of one of wrestling's most famous icons.

After months of rumors and speculation, TNA finally landed its long-awaited TV deal. On December 2, 2025, Total Nonstop Action announced they established a new home on the channel AMC. Starting on January 15, 2026, TNA will be airing every Thursday with a mixture of live and taped episodes of their flagship program Thursday Night iMPACT during the 9 pm – 11 pm Eastern time slot.

FightfulSelect reported that WWE superstar Michin (Mia Yim) suffered a shoulder injury while wrestling the WWE women's champion Jade Cargill at a live event as part of WWE's annual Holiday Tour.

In late 2024, SmackDown's tag division wasn't just healthy but it was thriving. During a period when the general quality of SmackDown's programming was less than stellar, the tag-team scene was a rare highlight. While it hasn't been consistently stellar, there have been hiccups. From when the