Although the original format of things is still intact, WWE has seen a lot of changes in the past year. One of the most important changes that the WWE Universe has witnessed in the company is its willingness to adopt new ideas. The core reason behind this is the new creative control that rests in the hands of Triple H.

Interestingly, coupled with some new developments, this openness can result in a great motion for professional wrestling. Total Nonstop Action (TNA) is one of WWE’s oldest and most formidable rivals. Several WWE legends have moved to TNA and continued their careers after WWE, and the same movement has been observed from vice versa. But now, there’s a huge possibility that wrestlers won’t have to switch companies to wrestle in a different ring.

TNA partners with Endeavor for mutual growth

TNA Wrestling and Endeavor, WWE’s owner, teamed up for an exciting new streaming service, offering exclusive shows and fan-wrestler interactions. As TNA reverts to its original name next month, anticipate changes, including increased streaming prices, which are to be finalized during the January 13 Hard To Kill PPV. 

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While not a direct link to WWE, corporate collaborations can lead to unforeseen partnerships, as seen with CM Punk’s recent return. With both TNA and WWE under a larger corporate wing, the potential for collaborations and alliances looms large. This is also evidenced by the fact that TNA seems to be adopting the same terminologies as WWE.

TNA and WWE have seen collaborative success even before Endeavor

TNA is shaking up the wrestling scene with a rebrand of their pay-per-views to Premium Live Events, premiering at the highly anticipated Hard to Kill event on January 2024. Anticipation is high as fans await a major signing and the company allocates a budget for key free-agent acquisitions. This isn’t surprising as previously they even had cross-promotion success when TNA and WWE were not partners with the same company. 

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In anticipation of Hard To Kill on January 13, the upcoming collaboration between TNA and Endeavor has stirred excitement, fueled by their history of collaboration, such as Mickie James‘ memorable entry into the 2022 Royal Rumble while holding the Knockouts Championship. 

WWE and TNA Wrestling are set to unveil exciting news as they gear up for a spectacular start to 2024, with the eagerly anticipated Hard To Kill event on January 13 promising thrilling surprises. Stay tuned for Triple H’s announcement this week for the upcoming PLE reveal.

Do you think a collaboration is possible between the two companies? Let us know in the comment section below. 

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