TNA Wrestling has another contract to worry about before 2026 ends. Xia Brookside is the latest wrestler whose deal is coming up, and the company is already trying to keep her from leaving. She’s also not the only one who could be looking at free agency in the coming weeks.
According to Fightful Select, Brookside’s contract expires at the end of December. TNA has already offered her a new deal, but there’s no word on whether she’s accepted it.
“Former TNA Knockouts Champion Xia Brookside sees her contract expire at the end of the year. We’ve heard that there have been contract talks, and TNA has communicated an offer in hopes that Brookside stays.”
Brookside has been with TNA since 2024 after previously working for WWE NXT UK. Now, with her contract running out, the company has to get a new deal done if it wants to keep her around in 2027. And TNA has plenty of other contracts to deal with. Trey Miguel recently revealed that his deal is also coming up before the end of the year. He signed two six-month contracts in 2026 and made it clear that he wants something longer this time.
“Before the end of this year, we’ll have to negotiate a new contract. I’m hoping to get more than just six months. I think I’ve made it evident over the past years that TNA’s my home. I love TNA. I’m not displeased to be here by any stretch of the imagination.”
Mustafa Ali is another name whose contract is coming up at the end of 2026. Rich Swann’s deal is also expected to expire on December 31, while AJ Francis has been dealing with his own contract situation.
TNA President Carlos Silva previously addressed the situation during a backstage meeting, telling talent that the company had several contracts to work through before the end of the year. Now Brookside is another name on that list. TNA wants her to stay and has already made an offer, but nothing is settled yet. With Miguel, Ali, Swann and others also facing contract decisions, the company has plenty of business to handle before 2027.
Do you think TNA will be able to keep Xia Brookside and the rest of its talent, or will some familiar faces end up leaving? Let us know what you think in the comments below.
