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TNA Wrestling has landed a new media partnership that will expand its reach later this year, with REVOLT set to add exclusive wrestling content to its growing lineup. While the announcement confirms what fans can expect, the collaboration goes beyond simply airing matches. The agreement, announced jointly by TNA Wrestling and REVOLT, will launch this fall. It brings exclusive TNA Xplosion matches along with premium programming from TNA’s 24-year library to both REVOLT and REVOLT Sports. The move gives fans another destination to watch the promotion’s past and present, proving that this partnership isn’t just another tag-in — it’s aiming for a long-term run. TNA Wrestling and REVOLT partnership expands content library As part of the agreement, REVOLT will feature exclusive TNA Xplosion matches, classic content, memorable moments, and appearances from current TNA stars. According to the announcement, the partnership is designed to explore the connection between hip-hop, professional wrestling, and their passionate fan communities. REVOLT Chief Content Officer Deon Graham explained why the partnership made sense. “Our industry spends a lot of time trying to predict where culture is going. At REVOLT, we pay attention to the people moving culture.” He added, “Hip Hop and wrestling have been connected for decades through storytelling, larger than life characters, and community. That’s exactly why this partnership with TNA feels so natural.” TNA President Carlos Silva also welcomed the collaboration. He said, “We’re excited to partner with REVOLT, to further expand TNA’s worldwide reach.” The partnership will also showcase talent from TNA’s current roster. These include TNA World Champion Nic Nemeth, World Tag Team Champions The Hardys, Moose, Indi Hartwell, Cedric Alexander, Leon Slater, A.J. Francis, Xia Brookside, Elayna Black, Tasha Steelz, Mila Moore, Brian Myers, Eddie Edwards, KC Navarro, and Ricky Sosa. Beginning this fall, REVOLT viewers will gain access to exclusive Xplosion matches alongside content spanning TNA’s entire 24-year history. With TNA continuing to grow its media footprint, the promotion is looking to keep its momentum rolling rather than getting counted out. Read More: Je’Von Evans Recalls ‘Seeing Stars’ & Concussion Scare That Stopped RAW Match