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TNA Wrestling announces new media partner

December 6, 2025 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

Earlier this week, AMC (AMC Networks) and TNA (Total Nonstop Action Wrestling) signed a multi-year deal making the wrestling promotion the exclusive US TV home for TNA’s weekly show.

TNA’s “Thursday Night iMPACT!” will start airing on AMC starting Thursdays from 9-11pm ET on AMC and the AMC app.

The wrestling promotion is experiencing a revitalization as it started a partnership with WWE this past January. As a result, NXT talent has appeared on TNA iMPACT and TNA appears on NXT.

AMC Networks have 60 million U.S. pay-tv homes which should help with the promotions visibility to more people.

Filed Under: AEW, media, NXT, pro wrestling

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