WWE’s historic partnership with TNA is good business for both companies and yet another potential weapon in the war against AEW.

The multiyear talent-sharing agreement between the two companies sounds more specifically between NXT and TNA outside select WWE Premium Live Events — think Royal Rumble at minimum. It solidifies the previously loose relationship between the companies that has already benefited NXT’s ratings and TNA’s ticket sales.

The union makes a few things clear and could have a massive impact on the pro wrestling landscape.&nbsp;

One, WWE doesn’t see TNA as a threat — much like it didn’t see ECW as one when Vince McMahon was financially helping Paul Heyman keep the business afloat during the 1990s.&nbsp;

WWE’s historic partnership with TNA is good business for both companies and yet another potential weapon in the war against AEW.{ai:summary}<p>WWE has entered a multiyear talent-sharing agreement with TNA, enhancing their partnership and potentially impacting the pro wrestling landscape. This collaboration is expected to boost NXT's ratings and TNA's ticket sales, signaling WWE's view of TNA as a non-threat.</p><p>The deal could serve as a strategic move against AEW, similar to WWE's past support of ECW. This solidifies a previously loose relationship and indicates WWE's confidence in its market position. #sports</p>

Buzz around WWE-TNA partnership raises uncomfortable AEW question

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