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Several Talents Departed From TNA Wrestling

By The Spotlight StaffMarch 24, 2024
Several Talents Departed From TNA Wrestling

In the past few months, several TNA talents have departed from the company. Now, another three wrestlers bid farewell to TNA Wrestling.

Chris Sabin’s and Alex Shelley’s TNA contracts are set to expire later this month. The duo exited the company after last night’s tapings in Philadelphia, according to PWInsider. The Motor City Machine Guns faced Eddie Edwards and Brian Myers for the TNA World Tag Team Titles at the event. The bout will air next month.

Killer Kelly last competed at Sacrifice, where she and Masha Slamovich faced Dani Luna and Jody Threat for the TNA Knockouts World Tag Team Titles. MK Ultra lost the bout.

PWInsider noted that the Sacrifice pay-per-view event was Kelly’s final appearance in TNA Wrestling. The company will begin teasing a new partner for Slamovich in the coming weeks.

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