PCO Removed from TNA Roster Following Championship Belt Destruction at GCW Show

One Big Thing

PCO has been removed from TNA Wrestling’s official roster page following his controversial destruction of the TNA Digital Media Championship belt at GCW’s recent show at the Hammerstein Ballroom.

Why It Matters

This incident marks a significant shift in the status of both PCO and the Digital Media Championship, potentially affecting TNA’s championship landscape and roster structure.

Key Details

• PCO destroyed what TNA claims was a replica of the Digital Media Championship belt on January 19
• The incident occurred after PCO won the Kick-Off Rumble at The People vs. GCW show
• Both PCO and the Digital Media Championship have been removed from TNA’s roster page
• PCO’s contract with TNA expired at the end of 2024

Behind the Scenes

• PCO was scheduled to lose the championship at the January 24 TNA tapings
• TNA officials were reportedly “livid” with PCO’s actions
• PCO claimed to GCW that the stunt was part of a TNA TV angle

By the Numbers

• Date of incident: January 19, 2024
• Venue: Hammerstein Ballroom, New York City
• PCO’s contract end: December 2024

What’s Next

The future of the TNA Digital Media Championship remains unclear, with no current champion under contract. TNA will likely need to address the status of the championship at upcoming events.

The Big Question

What do you think about PCO’s actions at the GCW show, and how should TNA handle the future of the Digital Media Championship? Share your thoughts in the comments below.