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During a recent edition of the “Busted Open Radio” podcast, Tommy Dreamer commented on the new partnership between WWE NXT and TNA Wrestling.

WWE and TNA Wrestling are officially in business together. On Thursday, the two professional wrestling companies announced a multi-year partnership. The partnership firmly establishes the two companies' existing working relationship.

Fans of cross-promotion in pro wrestling will be celebrating the news that WWE has partnered up with TNA Wrestling to further cement their ongoing collaboration

History was made when WWE and Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA) announced that they were entering into a multi-year partnership. The former rivals revealed that they were now working together and allowing wrestlers to crossover onto TNA and WWE NXT respectively.

WWE and TNA Wrestling have made their long-running partnership official, announcing a multi-year deal to exchange talent.

WWE and TNA formalise working partnership to facilitate talent exchanges. WWE and TNA have announced a multi-year partnership that will enable talent crossovers between TNA iMPACT!, TNA pay-per-views, WWE NXT, and potentially WWE premium live events.

ESPN confirmed Thursday that WWE and TNA have agreed to a multi-year partnership. While TNA talent like Joe Hendry and Jordynne Grace have recently appeared on WWE programming, the new partnership means TNA pro wrestlers will regularly be seen on WWE's developmental brand,

WWE’s renewed vigor for inter-promotional relationships will continue as ESPN reported Thursday they will continue to work with TNA via NXT and perhaps some main roster appearances as well.

WWE and TNA will officially have their stars compete on each company's shows after introducing the partnership in 2024.