{"id":144996,"date":"2025-11-05T08:00:19","date_gmt":"2025-11-05T13:00:19","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/lastwordonsports.com\/prowrestling\/?p=144996"},"modified":"2025-11-05T01:25:56","modified_gmt":"2025-11-05T06:25:56","slug":"tna-turning-point-2025-building-a-ple-with-no-new-tv-to-hype-it","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/lastwordonsports.com\/prowrestling\/2025\/11\/05\/tna-turning-point-2025-building-a-ple-with-no-new-tv-to-hype-it\/","title":{"rendered":"TNA Turning Point 2025: Building a PLE with No New TV to Hype It"},"content":{"rendered":"

All TNA Wrestling fans have been asking themselves the same question for weeks now: Why has no taping session been scheduled after TNA Bound For Glory 2025<\/a><\/span>? The only answer I have had from the company is, “TNA Wrestling will be rounding out 2025 with visits to Orlando from November 13-15 and El Paso from December 5-7.”<\/p>\n

The first session<\/a><\/span> will feature a live TNA iMPACT episode, the TNA+ PLE, Turning Point<\/a><\/span> on November 14, and a one-day taping session. The second one will feature TNA+ PLE Final Resolution<\/span><\/a> on December 5 and a 2-day taping session. Until the day of TNA Bound For Glory, fans waited for something coming outta nowhere. Some fans thought it was NXT-related, that a TV deal had been signed, or that TNA would invade Full Sail University.<\/p>\n

Nothing came, and a question remained: how hasn’t TNA Wrestling capitalized on the success of Bound For Glory, which set a new attendance record<\/a><\/span> on October 12th? I may not have an answer, but TNA Turning Point 2025 is less than 10 days away. We can really ask ourselves what the show will be like. That’s what I will try to guess in this piece.<\/p>\n

What Has Happened since TNA Bound For Glory 2025?<\/h2>\n

Since October 12, the best way to watch the TNA stars in action has been NXT Halloween Havoc<\/a><\/span> and the weekly NXT episodes. Leon Slater teamed up with Je’Von Evans against AAA’s Mr. Iguana and La Parka. DarkState defeated The Broken Hardys to regain the NXT Tag Team titles. Kelani Jordan defeated Jordynne Grace last week<\/span><\/a> to retain the TNA Knockout World Championship. Slater also successfully defended<\/a><\/span> the X-Division title against Stacks. Zachary Wentz competed in the Speed Tournament.<\/p>\n

Meanwhile, TNA Xplosion episodes paid tribute to the new TNA Hall of Famers, Mickie James and The Beautiful People. We also had a Team 3D\/The Hardys match from 2014. The only “fresh” content aired was a Raj Singh bout. When it comes to TNA iMPACT, you all noticed we had three special episodes: After The Glory<\/span><\/a>, Bound For Glory: Fade to Black<\/a><\/span>, and a Very Hardy Halloween<\/a><\/span>.<\/p>\n

The “Open Fight Night”<\/h2>\n

This week is “Open Fight Night.” The concept of “any challenge that’s issued has to be accepted” debuted in April 2012, under the Hulk Hogan era. Nine episodes aired in 2012. TNA last held an Open Fight Night episode of iMPACT on February 2, 2017. Wrestlers who had won the Race for the Case on the January 19 episode of Impact Wrestling would be cashing in their briefcases for their desired matches. These bouts were taped.<\/p>\n

Knowing this, TNA Wrestling still has a few unaired matches from the last taping session<\/a><\/span> in Edmonton, AB. More precisely, a segment that could lead to a bout and four other bouts. These could be the ones we’ll watch on Thursday night. Without anything else in its back pocket, TNA Wrestling here could have its Open Fight Night episode.<\/p>\n

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The Open Fight Night concept debuted in April 2012 – any challenge that's issued HAS to be accepted! <\/p>\n

Don't miss its long awaited return THURSDAY at 8\/7c on AXS TV, TNA+ and Sportsnet 360. #TNAiMPACT<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/1MOm2lmhcB<\/a><\/p>\n

— TNA Wrestling (@ThisIsTNA) November 3, 2025<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n