Two major U.S. markets will get major TNA Wrestling pay-per-view cards next year.
Both Los Angeles and New York will receive shows as part of the promotion’s upcoming schedule, as announced Wednesday. Both shows will be hosted inside large arenas, including the current home rink of an NHL team.
BREAKING: Due to no overwhelming winner, TNA is bringing big PPV events to BOTH Los Angeles and New York in 2025. #TNARebellion is coming to the Galen Center in LA on April 27 while #TNASlammiversary is coming to the UBS Arena in New York on July 20.
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— TNA Wrestling (@ThisIsTNA) December 4, 2024
It was revealed this week that Rebellion will go down on April 27 at the Galen Center in Los Angeles. Located on the campus of the University of Southern California, the Galen Center is a sports venue which can carry up to 10,000 in seating for some sporting events.
The event will serve as TNA’s return to California for the first time since March 2023, when the promotion hosted a collaborative card with NJPW as part of Wrestlemania weekend.
Later in the year, TNA Slammiversary will take place at the UBS Arena on July 20.
The UBS Arena is a significantly larger venue than what TNA is used to hosting events at. The NHL’s New York Islanders home venue can host up to 19,000 for some events. When AEW and NJPW went to the location in June for Forbidden Door 2024, a crowd of more than 10,000 were in attendance.
AEW has frequently visited the UBS Arena for TV in recent years, and WWE has also made stops at the location before.
“This is a groundbreaking day for TNA Wrestling,” said Nic Nemeth in a press release. “I cannot wait for the ride that TNA will be on in 2025.”
Along with the two major PPVs, it was also mentioned that TNA Sacrifice will take place in El Paso, Texas in March as part of a doubleheader on the 14 and 15 of March. Later that month, a pair of TV tapings will go down in St. Joseph, Missouri on March 28 and 29.
Details regarding tickets for all events have been included in a recent press release issued by TNA.
