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We now have a lot more information regarding what went down between PCO and TNA Wrestling over the last couple of months.
Earlier this week on The People vs. GCW, the former TNA star went off script and took a sledgehammer to the Digital Media Championship. He tried to cut a shoot promo on TNA but was cut off by GCW, and the show went to a break instead.
There’s been a lot of information regarding this funneling out throughout the week, but we now have the most comprehensive timeline of what went down between the two sides.
According to Dave Meltzer in the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, here’s a timeline of what went down between the two parties.
PCO’s TNA contract expired on December 31. TNA and PCO agreed to terms on a new deal in late 2024 but haven’t signed it. TNA came back to PCO and changed the original deal offered, giving him one with less money instead. Despite that, PCO still agreed to the deal. TNA would later call again and rescind the offer completely but asked him to finish up at the live iMPACT on January 23. PCO agreed to do this at the iMPACT tapings on December 19 but never heard back from the company following that. This led to his actions at The People vs. GCW.PCO wanted to do more at The People vs. GCW
Meltzer states PCO wanted to do more than what GCW ended up allowing. The former Ring of Honor World Champion wanted to speak on the new management of TNA and praise former President Scott D’Amore. Clearly, none of this ended up happening.
PCO went in-depth on his actions this week on social media, you can check that out by clicking here.
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What do you make of this report? Do you think PCO or TNA Wrestling is at fault for what ended up happening? Let us know your thoughts by sounding off in the comments section below.
