As TNA and WWE’s partnership continues, TNA’s programming appears to be on the move. In October, TNA President Carlos Silva, said that they were in “lively negotiations with a partner”. Last month, reports emerged that TNA can be making the move from AXS to a much bigger cable network, AMC.
On Monday night, AMC posted a clip to social media with their logo and audio of a crowd cheering. The caption simply said 1.15.26. The post immediately led to speculation that TNA is leaving AXS for AMC. The date in AMC’s post is a Thursday, which is TNA iMPACT!’s normal night to air.
1.15.26 pic.twitter.com/DfGi7u1z1I
— AMC TV (@AMC_TV) December 2, 2025
The Takedown on SI updated their exclusive report following AMC’s post. The report says that several sources indicated that “the assumption is that TNA’s programming, a minimum of partly, but possibly in full, is heading to the AMC Networks.” Additional reporting by The Takedown noted that Silva stated that he and Creative Artists Agency estimated TNA’s media rights are valued between $7 million and $10 million. Sean Ross Sapp said on social media that he expects an announcement of TNA’s latest deal as soon as Tuesday during scheduled talent call.
Several wrestlers, including Jordynne Grace, Steve Maclin, and AJ Francis quoted AMC’s post with their very own reactions to the tease. While Grace is a current WWE Superstar, she is a former TNA Knockout. Francis is currently with TNA, but was previously signed to WWE.
AMC is thought for shows akin to “The Walking Dead”, “Breaking Bad”, and “Higher Call Saul”. It has never aired wrestling programming. AMC is reportedly in twice as many homes within the U.S. than AXS, which might put them in roughly 60 million homes.