Boston Red Sox Mascot at TNA Bound For Glory 2025

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By Fernando Quiles Jr

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A pair of former WWE talents appear likely to stick around in TNA Wrestling. During the Oct. 2 episode of "iMPACT," Cassie Lee and Jessie McKay of The IInspiration, formerly known as The IIconics in WWE, captured the TNA Knockouts World Tag Team Championship to begin their second reign with the gold. The team successfully defended the title during the "Bound For Glory" 2025 pre-show.

As it turns out, that was the last professional wrestling match of The IInspiration's current deal with TNA Wrestling. Fightful reports that the TNA contracts of Lee and McKay have expired, but the two are expected to re-sign. It was noted that The IInspiration had been on short-term deals, which they reportedly preferred.

Boston Red Sox Mascot at TNA Bound For Glory 2025

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Other Expired TNA Wrestling Deals

Other TNA Wrestling stars have also seen their TNA deals end following "Bound For Glory." Cedric Alexander, another former WWE talent, recently saw his short-term deal wrap up. TNA is reportedly hopeful that they will keep Alexander, who performed in the Call Your Shot gauntlet match at "Bound For Glory."

There are reportedly "at least a dozen" talent contracts that will expire within the next three months following TNA's biggest pay-per-view event of the year. TNA Wrestling is said to be happy with its short-term talent contracts, as the promotion has been enjoying the most success it's had in quite some time.

TNA Wrestling appears to be on the verge of a new television deal, although nothing has been made official at this time. The company doesn't have a new episode of "iMPACT" scheduled until Nov. 13 at Full Sail University. The promotion appears to be airing special behind-the-scenes footage and in-studio interviews to fill airtime before returning to its regular programming.

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