- TNA Wrestling and Jeff Jarrett’s Global Force Wrestling are said to be talking to the same networks about a television deal. However, the situation isn’t good for either as very few networks are interested in adding wrestling.

TNA may have an advantage as its an active company, has daily operations and has been around for 12 years with several names under contract. GFW, being a new company, will have a harder time finding a deal. Spike TV deciding not to renew Impact could have had an effect on both companies getting new deals.

TNA is rumored to be talking with networks that don’t air in Canada. Spike TV airs in most of Canada and had strong ratings from the country.

Credit: The Wrestling Observer via Wrestlezone

According to The Wrestling Observer, most TNA talents are trying to secure indy dates due to the uncertainty of TNA’s future, and there’s apparently not much interest in anyone from Ring of Honor officials, with the exception of Eddie Edwards and Samoa Joe.

Many TNA talents have contacted Jeff Jarrett about Global Force Wrestling bookings, but some aren’t considering GFW an option until they hear that the promotion is actually signing talents and running on TV tapings.

With regards to TNA contracts, talents are free to work where they want on the indies as long as it’s not on PPV or iPPV.