TNA Believed To Have Secured New TV Deal With AMC

TNA Wrestling are believed to have found a new TV partner in the United States.

The Takedown on SI has reported that the belief within TV and pro wrestling is that TNA programming, at least in part, will air on AMC Networks from 2026. Promotional material has already been filmed, and several talents within TNA believe the material was for AMC.

AMC appeared to tease a new partnership with TNA on social media as they tweeted "1.15.26" along with a crowd cheering. That date, of course, is a Thursday, which is when TNA IMPACT airs.

Fightful Select has also reported an announcement on TNA's new US TV deal is expected as soon as Tuesday.

TNA have been actively looking for a new home for IMPACT for much of 2025, with TNA President Carlos Silva aiming for a deal worth between $7 million and $10 million per year.

AMC Networks is majority owned by the Dolan family. James Dolan is the CEO of Madison Square Garden Sports and Madison Square Garden Entertainment, and he oversees MSG's operations, as well as the New York Knicks and New York Rangers.

In addition to AMC, AMC Networks also includes BBC America, IFC, Sundance TV, and We TV. AMC has been famous for prestige TV, particularly during the 2010s when the network aired the likes of Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul, Mad Men, and The Walking Dead.

Airing on AMC would provide a boost to TNA IMPACT's visibility as the channel was in double the amount of homes as AXS TV, where TNA IMPACT currently airs in the United States.