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TNA Champion Alisha Edwards Praises Jordynne Grace’s WWE Appearances

One big thing: TNA Knockouts Tag Team Champion Alisha Edwards applauds Jordynne Grace’s recent WWE appearances, highlighting the growing collaboration between TNA and WWE NXT.

Why it matters:

This collaboration opens up new opportunities for wrestlers and potentially expands the audience for both promotions, signaling a shift in the traditionally competitive wrestling landscape.

Key details:

• Jordynne Grace, TNA Knockouts World Champion, has made multiple WWE appearances since January 2024.
• Grace challenged for the NXT Women’s Championship at Battleground.
• Other TNA stars like Joe Hendry and Frankie Kazarian have also appeared on NXT TV.
• NXT talents have reciprocated by appearing on TNA programming.

What they’re saying:

Alisha Edwards shared her thoughts in an interview with Tru Heel Heat Wrestling:

• “Being able to see what Jordynne’s done is like incredibly inspiring and motivating.”
• “I think it’s great that she’s doing it somewhere that people wouldn’t think that would have the ability to do right now.”
• “If it’s gonna get more eyes on TNA, that’s all I’m for.”

By the numbers:

• 4 NXT stars (Charlie Dempsey, Myles Borne, Tatum Paxley, Izzi Dame) have appeared on TNA programming.
• 3 TNA stars (Jordynne Grace, Joe Hendry, Frankie Kazarian) have appeared on NXT TV.

The big picture:

This collaboration between TNA and WWE NXT represents a significant shift in the wrestling industry, potentially leading to more cross-promotion opportunities and increased exposure for talents from both companies.

What do you think about this growing relationship between TNA and WWE NXT? Leave a comment below and share your thoughts on how this might impact the wrestling landscape.

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