Creative Mind Behind The Righteous’ TNA Entrance Video Revealed

The Righteous didn’t just show up at TNA Final Resolution — they straight-up stole the show. And now thanks to a surprise Twitter reveal, fans finally know who created the eerie entrance that set the entire arena on edge.

Shortly after their creepy walkout at Final Resolution, digital artist and editor The Editorial Style took to Twitter to make it official: she created the entrance video that introduced The Righteous to the TNA world

“I MADE THE RIGHTEOUS ENTRANCE VIDEO!!! 🌸🫰🏻 NoNamexVincent@deathxwalks/#TNAFinalResolution”

That haunting entrance? All her, as she let everyone know who was behind the dark vibe that gave The Righteous their first real moment in TNA.

And what a moment it was. Right after Matt and Jeff Hardy put away High Ryze to retain the TNA Tag Titles, the arena went dark. In walked The Righteous, slow and silent, locking eyes with The Hardys like they were digging their graves with every step. No promo. No cheap shots. Just pure menace. Their message? Crystal clear: nostalgia’s cute, but we want those belts.

Behind the scenes, things got interesting as well. The Righteous had been quietly telling indie promoters that they’re wrapping up their bookings, and WWE sources say the company has renewed interest in them. They had a tryout in December 2022 alongside Kylie Rae and KC Navarro—until Vince McMahon returned and hit the brakes on new signings with a hiring freeze.

Since then, they had a short run in AEW/ROH and eventually secured their release. Word is, they had some big-time support behind the scenes—Elijah filmed vignettes with them, and even the late Bray Wyatt reportedly pushed hard for them to get a spot.

So it’s clear that The Righteous didn’t just make a debut—they made a statement. And with The Editorial Style creating that eerie entrance video from outside the system, this debut wasn’t just sinister, it was cinematic.

What did you think of The Righteous’ TNA entrance? Was it the real deal or all show with no follow-through? Hit the comments and let us know what you saw in that moment.