EXCLUSIVE: Trey Miguel's TNA Deal Expiring, Hopeful Of Re-Signing For Longer Than Six Months

Trey Miguel has revealed that his TNA contract is due to expire at the end of 2026, having only put pen to paper on a six-month deal when he inked a contract extension in June. Miguel is open to remaining with TNA Wrestling, however, and he is hopeful of signing a longer contract.

Miguel exclusively told Cultaholic Wrestling's Tom Campbell:

"In January, I only re-signed for six months. In June, re-signed for six months. 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. It was crazy because when I broke my knee I was actually really afraid because for those four months that I was out, that was at the end of my deal. And TNA had reached out and asked me to re-sign while I was out on injury and I was really afraid that that might not be the case because I’m not there right now, you know. So on top of just missing the show, I was afraid that I would be missing work beyond four months and that I wouldn’t have anything to come back to.

"I’m really grateful that they’ve continued to offer me more contracts. I think I’ve signed like five or six TNA contracts at this point, which is cool. I don’t know if that is a good or bad thing but if we can just sign it for one more three-year deal I would be chill. I might get a frame with all my TNA contracts."

Outside of two short hiatuses, Trey Miguel has been a part of TNA Wrestling since 2018. He exited the promotion at the end of 2025 upon the expiry of his contract with the rest of his Rascalz stablemates. The faction signed with All Elite Wrestling but Miguel was released within days due to a Facebook post that he apologised for from March 2020, with the decision for Miguel's release being made by Warner Bros. Discovery, AEW's TV partner in the United States, who are also a minority shareholder in AEW.

Miguel returned to TNA on the January 22 episode of Thursday Night IMPACT and he has been one of the promotion's top stars in 2026, which includes Trey challenging Leon Slater for the TNA World Title at Destination X on November 15. He was out of action for three months from April to July 2026 due to a broken kneecap.

Across his multiple TNA stints, Trey Miguel is a two-time X-Division Champion, one-time TNA World Tag Team Champion, and one-time TNA International Champion.