Big news day in the world of TNA Wrestling today. With some news on one of their stars and 2 new partnerships starting up just in time for Slammiversary on June 28th. Something you can expect from Off the Reel is to see more wrestling content, but I wont lie I personally lean towards TNA as a brand more than any of the other options because, well… TNA is the best. So what is the news today.

TNA Wrestling confirmed today that it has re-signed Tasha Steelz, as first reported by Instinct Culture.

This has been some welcome news today after recently losing the services of Steve Maclin and Myla Grace. So to have a locker room leader like Tasha Steelz commit to the brand is a huge boost of confidence for The Faithful… A loyal, trusted member of Order 4, Tasha is a former Knockouts World Champion and two-time Knockouts World Tag Team Champion. She made her pro wrestling debut in 2016 and first appeared in TNA Wrestling in 2019.

Check out my Interview with Tasha Steelz HERE…

Tasha and all the stars of TNA Wrestling head to Boston for Slammiversary, the summertime showcase event on Sunday, June 28, at Agganis Arena on the campus of Boston University.

Also appearing at Slammiversary on the 28th of June: The Hardys, TNA Wrestling World Champion Mike Santana, TNA Knockouts World Champion Léi Yǐng Lee, TNA X-Division Champion Cedric Alexander, TNA International Champion Mustafa Ali and the TNA Knockouts World Tag Team Champions, The Elegance Brand. Also confirmed to appear in Boston for Slammiversary: Nic Nemeth, Moose, Ricky Sosa, Brian Myers, Bear Bronson, Eddie Edwards, Xia Brookside and more. Plus, Amazing Red will be at Slammiversary.

TNA Wrestling announced today new partnerships with K&M All Star Sports and Romo Performance, both of which will receive prominent visibility across TNA events through the end of 2026. The agreement includes corner mat logo placements for K&M All Star Sports at Slammiversary on Sunday afternoon, June 28, at Agganis Arena in Boston, plus TNA’s live events July 1-2 in Albany and July 30-31 in Philadelphia events.

Yet another sign of the big strides TNA have been making over the last year to make themselves the go to brand, not just for wrestlers but for any companies looking to sink some money on promotion.

Plus, K&M All Star Sports and Romo Performance each will have branded guardrail signage featured at all TNA events in 2026, placing the brands front and center to live audiences and viewers around the world on AMC in the U.S.

The partnership also extends across TNA’s digital platforms through custom social media content and advertising on TNAWrestling.com, further connecting K&M All Star Sports and Romo Performance with TNA’s passionate and engaged fanbase. K&M All Star Sports is a family-owned and operated business that launched about 30 years ago at Norwichtown Mall in Connecticut – and now operate at the Tanger Outlets at Foxwoods Resort Casino. K&M All Star Sports is New England’s No. 1 sports store, filled with an amazing array of licensed sports merchandise on display. The store also does custom framing at affordable prices. K&M All Star Sports has hosted world-class athletes in-store for years for popular autograph signing sessions. Plus, K&M All Star Sports has donated contributions to various charities from The World Special Olympics to local hospice centers.

Romo Performance is run by Mike ‘Romo’ Romanella, who is dedicated to enhancing performance for athletes, coaches, HR professionals, Fortune 500 employees and individuals seeking personal growth. His evidence-based practices and interactive tools foster a culture of continuous improvement, leading to unparalleled success in various fields. Romo specializes in supporting high-performance athletes/teams by creating systems that enhance effectiveness, decision-making and leadership. With a focus on evaluating client needs and capabilities, Romo oversees athletic performance while improving decision-making for players and coaches through analytical processes and cognitive exercise programs.

Growth and development is a transformative process that empowers individuals to achieve their personal and professional goals through tailored guidance and support. At Romo Performance, they foster a strong partnership between coach and client, where open communication and trust pave the way for meaningful change. His approach integrates proven techniques in goal setting, motivation and accountability, helping clients navigate challenges, enhance self-awareness and unlock their full potential.

“We’re excited to partner with K&M All Star Sports and Romo Performance, two of the last brands that will be prevalent when watching Thursday Night iMPACT! on AMC and beyond,” said TNA Wrestling President Carlos Silva.