This past Sunday Night, the NXT Women’s Champion Jacy Jayne made history. TNA’s biggest pay-per-view of the year, Slammiversary, took place this past Sunday night. One of the major matches of the night was the Title for Title match.

Last week’s WWE NXT featured an unexpected cameo from The Deadman himself, The Undertaker, though that time around it was just Undertaker on the phone. That led to a confrontation online between Undertaker and the current TNA World Champion Trick Williams,

TNA’s director of authority will challenge for an NXT title next week. Wrestling under the WWE banner for the first time since a brief cameo in the 2020 women’s Royal Rumble

Taker then teased coming out of retirement to fight the TNA World Champion. The segment ended with Trick eating a chokeslam from The Deadman. During the segment, the fans responded well by chanting "Undertaker" and "Whoop that Trick".

Two NXT stars left Slammiversary with TNA’s top belts, the latest examples of booking in their partnership heavily favoring WWE. Do bigger crowds and better TV prospects make up for that? Let’s discuss.

The Undertaker and Trick Williams segment on Tuesday’s live WWE NXT TV episode in Houston was set up on last week’s show with Williams bullying Undertaker’s WWE LFG charges in a backstage segment. The Deadman announced in a social media post during last week’s show that he would be showing up live in Houston to confront Williams.

Overview In TNA's partnership with WWE, NXT seems to have gained the highest It looks like TNA and its wrestlers haven't been booked well so far As of July 2025, both TNA world titles are held by a WWE NXT star WWE seems to have an upper hand in their partnership with TNA.

D-Von Dudley confirms that TNA Bound for Glory will be his final match and has addressed any health concerns going into the bout.