Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA) on Monday confirmed the departures of two wrestlers in its Knockouts Division.
Mara Sadé and Jody Threat have left the company.
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“TNA Wrestling confirmed today that Jody Threat and Mara Sadé have left the company,” the company said in a news release. “We wish them the best in her future endeavors.”
TNA also announced that a former Knockouts champion will also be returning to the promotion, but the company did not say who.
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Sadé and Threat are the latest wrestlers in a string of departures that have hit the company recently. Tessa Blanchard, Steve Maclin, Myla Grace, Eric Young, Mike Santana, Tommy Dreamer, Veronica Crawford, Sami Callihan, Travis Williams and Judas Icarus have all left the company this year.
Still, TNA has been able to keep fans interested with the talent still on the roster.
KC Navarro is a legitimate threat to win the TNA World Championship as he feuds with Nic Nemeth, Jason Hotch defeated Mustafa Ali for the TNA International Championship and the company is nearly set to crown its first TNA Knockouts TV champion.
TNA is set to hold its first Lockdown pay-per-view in more than a decade. Each match will be held inside a steel cage.
