This WrestleMania Week, IMPACT Wrestling is dusting off its previous moniker, Total Nonstop Action (TNA), for a throwback show featuring many names from throughout the companies, such as the previously announced appearances from Chris Sabin, “Wildcat” Chris Harris, and the Aces & Eights tandem of Mr. Anderson and D’Lo Brown. Over the last 24 hours, IMPACT has revealed four more names for the TNA show.
“Big Poppa Pump” Scott Steiner is TNA
BREAKING: There's a 141 2⁄3% that @ScottSteiner will be returning for TNA: There's No Place Like Home on April 3rd as part of @wrestlecon because he's a genetic freak and he's not normal.
Get your tickets HERE: https://t.co/ESs4JxpWeI pic.twitter.com/9JGC10gHUE
— TNA Wrestling (@ThisIsTNA) January 28, 2020
During the 1990s, Scott Steiner was one of the main event stars for WCW. He returned to WWE in 2002, but failed to reach the same heights he’d achieved as one of the main event players with the nWo. Following his lackluster WWE run, he headed to TNA, where he worked from 2006 through 2009, and then returning briefly in 2011. Since 2018, he’s made sporadic returns to IMPACT, but Steiner has been through many regimes in TNA/IMPACT and continues to be a loose cannon.
Petey Williams is TNA
BREAKING: The one true master of the Canadian Destroyer @iPeteyWilliams is official for TNA: There's No Place Like Home on April 3rd as part of @wrestlecon!
Get your tickets HERE: https://t.co/ESs4JxHx6g pic.twitter.com/aErlPxFB9I
— TNA Wrestling (@ThisIsTNA) January 28, 2020
While he works as a producer/agent with IMPACT, Petey Williams still occasionally wrestles for IMPACT to this day. Williams’ first run with TNA lasted from 2004 through 2009, winning the TNA X-Division Championship twice, and debuting as part of Team Canada. He briefly went to Ring of Honor after departing the Impact Zone, ultimately retiring in 2014. He unretired and returned to IMPACT in 2017.
BREAKING: From Sports Entertainment Xtreme all the way to the Turkey Trot, @TheRealDisco's history with TNA isn't over yet as he is official for TNA: There's No Place Like Home on April 3rd as part of @wrestlecon in Tampa!
Get your tickets HERE: https://t.co/ESs4JxpWeI pic.twitter.com/DEcH3s09L3
— TNA Wrestling (@ThisIsTNA) January 29, 2020
Following WCW’s demise, Disco Inferno primarily worked various indies, but in 2004, he had a year-long run with TNA, which resulted in him working with Johnny Swinger in the New York Connection tag team. He’s appeared for IMPACT on a few occasions in 2018 and 2019.
Amazing Red is TNA
BREAKING: One of the original pioneers of the X-Division @AmazingRed1 will be returning for TNA: There's No Place Like Home on April 3rd as part of @wrestlecon in Tampa!
Get your tickets HERE: https://t.co/ESs4JxHx6g pic.twitter.com/0jkZArxct8
— TNA Wrestling (@ThisIsTNA) January 29, 2020
One of the most innovative high flyers of the 2000s, Amazing Red gained international acclaim following his runs in TNA, first from 2002 through 2005, then 2009 to 2011. During his two runs, he became a 3x X-Division Champion. After briefly retiring last year, Red has refound his love for pro wrestling, working with the likes of NJPW and ROH.
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