TNA President Carlos Silva addressed the criticism from some fans regarding a WWE-contracted wrestler holding TNA’s top two championships, following the recent Slami Bursary pay-per-view event. Speaking on the Battleground podcast, Silva discussed the frustrations surrounding NXT talents Trick Williams and Jacy Jayne holding the TNA World and Knockout World titles. While acknowledging fans’ emotions, he emphasized that this is part of developing a larger, compelling storyline.
Silva responded to concerns by saying, “I understand, I understand that,” and noted that these reactions are an inherent aspect of wrestling narratives. He encouraged fans to trust the process and highlighted positive moments like Leon Slater’s X-Division Championship victory. Silva reassured fans that more exciting developments and rewards are on the horizon as TNA prepares for its biggest event of the year, Glory.
Fan Take: This update is significant for TNA fans as it shows the company’s commitment to storytelling and long-term growth, even when decisions are initially controversial. It suggests an exciting future with fresh talent and high-stakes narratives that could elevate the sport’s entertainment value.
