3- Attractivity – Advantage TNA
After discussing the benefits of the partnership for the talents, let’s talk about the company. Between the shows’ attendance records and a new TV deal, TNA Wrestling is the big winner. With Slammiversary and Bound For Glory, TNA broke some old records. The Slammiversary crowd of 7,623 was the largest-ever at a TNA show in North America in the company’s 23-year history. The record was broken three months later with 7,794 people at TNA Bound For Glory.
TNA President Carlos Silva said, “I am so proud of TNA Wrestling – the wrestlers, staff, crew, fans, and everyone else. We wanted to break the attendance record. Well, we did that with, truly, a record-breaking night in company history. The BFG matches were amazing, and the electricity inside the Tsongas Center was incredible.” I tend to think NXT talents helped a bit, but the Hardys vs Team 3D’s One Last Table Match was enough to sell out a show.
.@DashingChrisBey drops a HUGE #TNABoundForGlory announcement!
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— TNA Wrestling (@ThisIsTNA) October 13, 2025
Despite some fake news on the end of the partnership, TNA President Carlos Silva acknowledged on Busted Open Radio that the partnership was a selling point for AMC.
“Absolutely, it’s a big part of helping us get this deal. It’s a big part of now being able to almost give back a little and provide a big platform for some of those superstars as well. And so, absolutely. The storylines, the things we’re doing together, they’re just going to continue to grow into 2026. The last 5-6 months have been awesome, and I think there’s more to come. 2026 is just going to build off of that and be even bigger.”
The TNA Wrestling deal with AMC is a true game-changer. The company will be aired in front of a potential 60 million cable homes. This move would be the largest and most high-profile platform TNA programming has appeared on since their exit from Spike TV at the end of 2014.
