TNA Wrestling Teams with Endeavor Streaming to Distribute TNA+ Streaming Service Starting in 2024
Endeavor Streaming and TNA Wrestling are teaming up to take the wrestling world by storm with a new streaming service — TNA+. The pair announced the move as part of a multi-year deal between the two parties.
The TNA+ app will replace the company’s existing Impact Plus streaming service in both name, look, and functionality. In addition to reclaiming the iconic TNA name and likeness, the new app will relaunch with an all-new dynamic look, as well as expanded options and increased functionality. TNA+ will allow fans to stream the company’s flagship weekly TV show and tune into its pay-per-view events, view TNA’s full archive, get exclusive original content and wrestler-created series, and even have the chance to interact with some of TNA’s top stars.
TNA+ will be available at TNAWrestling.com, via iOS, tvOS and Android mobile apps, as well as big screen devices such as Android TV, Fire TV and Roku, with more platforms to follow.
Subscribers will have the choice of a “Special Attraction” membership tier that features access to the full TNA/IMPACT Wrestling library and all TNA+ special PPV programming other than the 4-tent pole annual events offered for $9.99 monthly or $95.99 per year, and a “World Championship” membership tier that includes all the perks of the Special Attraction tier, plus the 4-tent pole PPV events, offered for $219.99 per year.
“This is truly an incredible opportunity for us as we forge into an exciting new chapter of the TNA legacy,” said TNA Wrestling President Scott D’Amore. “We are proud to partner with Endeavor Streaming on this initiative, and we look forward to continuing to provide our fans with the absolute best in new, classic and exclusive professional wrestling content, available to them anywhere, anytime, on their favorite devices, when TNA+ launches on January 5.”
In case you’re curious, yes — this is the same Endeavor that owns a majority portion of WWE through TKO Holdings. For years, WWE has set itself apart from other wrestling promotions, not allowing its performers to appear on other shows outside of specific instances, and not mentioning them by name as if they didn’t exist. Over the past few years, the company has relaxed these measures and has allowed commentators to mention other promotions as well as change its performer policies. Famously, WWE Superstar Shinsuke Nakamura appeared in Japan for Pro Wrestling NOAH as part of The Great Muta’s retirement celebration. WWE also allowed former WWE Women’s Champion and (at the time) Impact Knockouts Champion Mickie James to appear in the 2022 Royal Rumble. Could this be the start of a new allegiance between WWE and TNA?
“Wrestling fans are some of the most passionate in the world of sports and entertainment and TNA+ is the perfect ‘always-on’ personalized OTT service to help TNA build a deeper relationship with its global audience,” said Pete Bellamy, Chief Commercial Officer at Endeavor Streaming. “We’re looking forward to working with TNA to deliver the best streaming experience for wrestling fans.”
TNA+
TNA+ is a streaming service for wrestling fans. It covers the TNA wrestling circuit (formerly Impact Wrestling). It launches on January 5, 2024.