TNA Wrestling is undergoing a major backstage reorganization, with several key departures already confirmed. Now, it appears even more changes have taken place behind the scenes.
According to a report by PWInsider, Anthony Cicione, who became TNA President in February 2024, has left his position. Theres no word yet on who will replace him. Cicione was also the President of TNAs parent company, Anthems Entertainment Group. A new executive has been brought in to oversee production and other areas of the company, though details are still being confirmed.
Additionally, longtime TNA figures Josh Mathews and Christy Hemme have also left the company. Mathews was a Senior Producer and the Senior Director of Digital Media, while Hemme managed TNAs social media. Their departures were effective this morning.
As previously reported, Lou DAngeli, formerly known as Lou E. Dangerously in ECW, parted ways with TNA Wrestling last year andRD Evans was another notable departurefrom TNA Wrestling as well.
TNA Wrestling is going through big changes in leadership, production, and digital media. Since bringing back the TNA name at Hard to Kill 2024, the company has been working to refresh its image. These new changes could mean a different direction for TNA behind the scenes, so well have to see how effective these changes will turn out to be in the end.
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