TNA Star Signs New Contract With Promotion After Bound for Glory

TNA is in the middle of a revolution, as the company will no longer be known as Impact Wrestling going forward, with its first official event under the TNA name set to take place in January next year. In light of this change, a huge TNA star has confirmed signing a new contract with the promotion.

PCO joined TNA at Hard to Kill 2022 after Ring of Honor announced its hiatus. During his time with the company, he was part of the Honor No More stable and regularly made appearances on television.

As previously reported, PCO had given his notice to TNA last month. In fact, PCO wanted salary bump and creative leverage during his contract negotiations. This made fans wonder if he would end up leaving the company.

TNA has now officially announced that they have signed PCO to a new contract, which is the first of the new era in the company. Details regarding the contract that PCO signed were not disclosed.

The first official signing of the new era of TNA Wrestling was announced this morning by company president Scott D’Amore.

PCO, who won the 4-person Monster’s Ball match this past Saturday at the 2023 Bound For Glory pay-per-view extravaganza in Chicago, has signed a new contract. Terms were not disclosed.

“I really wanted to be part of the new era of TNA Wrestling and Scott D’Amore made me an offer I could not refuse,” PCO said.

IMPACT Wrestling is returning to its iconic Total Nonstop Action (TNA) Wrestling name, starting with its January 2024 pay-per-view special, Hard To Kill, which will originate for the first time ever from the Palms Casino Resort near the world-famous Strip in Las Vegas, Nevada.

The 2024 Hard To Kill PPV is set for Saturday night, January 13, with a second night of action-packed pro wrestling – the Snake Eyes Extravaganza Show – at The Palms on Sunday, January 14, which will be taped to air on the company’s flagship weekly TV show, iMPACT!, airing every Thursday night on AXS TV (8 p.m. EST).

PCO made his return to IMPACT Wrestling at the 2022 Hard To Kill PPV.

The revival of TNA has certainly given the company lot of buzz, as nostalgia is a drug for many. Regardless, PCO is here to stay and it remains to be seen how he will be booked during the new era of TNA.

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