WWE’s renewed vigor for inter-promotional relationships will continue as ESPN reported Thursday they will continue to work with TNA via NXT. The outlet stated WWE and TNA have signed a

WWE and TNA Wrestling have struck a multiyear partnership that will see TNA pro wrestlers regularly appear on NXT programming and vice versa, WWE told ESPN on Thursday. TNA star Joe Hendry frequently appeared on NXT programming last year,

January 16, 2025 – WWE, part of TKO Group Holdings (NYSE: TKO), and TNA Wrestling, one of the world’s top wrestling brands and a subsidiary of Anthem Sports & Entertainment, today announced a multi-year partnership aimed at creating unprecedented crossover opportunities within WWE and TNA programming for NXT Superstars and TNA Wrestling Stars.

WWE has announced a huge multi-year partnership with longtime rivals TNA Wrestling, and fans are buzzing. The two historic wrestling promotions are joining forces with the goal of ‘creating unprecedented crossover opportunities’ across both TNA and NXT, as well as ‘select’ WWE premium live event and TNA pay-per-views.

WWE and TNA Wrestling announced Thursday that they have officially entered into a multi-year partnership. In a joint statement, it was noted that the

WWE and TNA will officially have their stars compete on each company's shows after introducing the partnership in 2024.

WWE and TNA are officially working together. The two companies built up their working relationship throughout 2024. TNA Knockouts World Champion Jordynne Grace competed in the Women’s Royal Rumble. Grace then challenged for the NXT Women’s Championship at NXT Battleground.