TNA Targets $10M/yr Rights Deal Video Game Ahead of Bound For Glory

A professional wrestling promotion is sharpening its strategy on two frontiers, aiming to secure a new media rights deal and reignite its long-dormant video game project. TNA President Carlos Silva said the company is targeting a deal around ten million dollars per year and has added a new item to its docket: developing a TNA video game. Officials are pursuing an announcement or agreement in the coming months to align with Bound For Glory, a centerpiece event that the company hopes will serve as a turning point for its audience and distribution partners.

Silva outlined a clear timeline for the media rights process, saying the goal is to have a deal in place by September or October, in step with Bound For Glory. He cautioned that legal and contractual processes can stretch timelines, but expressed optimism that progress would be made through late summer and into the fall. “Bound For Glory is a great stake in the sand in terms of us getting everything together as we look to the 2026 year and season,” he said, framing the event as a pressure point for finalizing terms.

Interest in prospective partners remains broad. While no network has been publicly confirmed, Silva indicated that...