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TNA finalizes schedule for remainder of 2025

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TNA Wrestling has finalized its schedule for the remainder of 2025, adding two more streaming specials to the calendar.

It was announced today that Turning Point 2025 — a TNA+ special — will take place at Full Sail University in Orlando, Florida on Friday, November 14. Along with that, TNA will hold a live Impact episode and a night of TV tapings at Full Sail.

The final TNA+ special of the year will then be Final Resolution 2025 on Friday, December 5. El Paso County Coliseum in El Paso, Texas is hosting that show as well as a weekend of TV tapings.

Tickets for the Orlando and El Paso events will be available on pre-sale starting at 10 a.m. Eastern time on Wednesday, October 15. Tickets will then go on sale to the general public on October 17.

TNA is billing the El Paso dates as “Fan Appreciation Weekend” with the following perks:

  • All fans who purchase tickets for all three shows in El Paso will receive an exclusive TNA Wrestling Fan Appreciation Weekend baseball hat. (The tickets must be purchased on the same transaction.)
  • Private Meet & Greets with select TNA stars for purchase.
  • In-ring photos for purchase.

Here is the full list of newly announced dates, which are taking place in the aftermath of TNA’s October 12 Bound for Glory pay-per-view:

November —

  • Thursday, November 13: Live TNA Impact episode at Full Sail University in Orlando, Florida
  • Friday, November 14: Turning Point 2025 at Full Sail University in Orlando, Florida
  • Saturday, November 15: TV taping at Full Sail University in Orlando, Florida

December —

  • Friday, December 5: Final Resolution 2025 at El Paso County Coliseum in El Paso, Texas
  • Saturday, December 6: TV taping at El Paso County Coliseum in El Paso, Texas
  • Sunday, December 7: TV taping at El Paso County Coliseum in El Paso, Texas

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AEW’s Hologram Expected To Miss Remainder Of 2025 Due To Injury

One of AEW’s fastest rising stars is expected to miss the remainder of 2025 due to an injury. During the September 27, edition of AEW Collision, Hologram was attacked by TNT Champion Kyle Fletcher following a cryptic video message from Hologramâ€s storyline rival, Clon.

On X, Tony Khan shared that Hologram will likely miss the remainder of the year. While Khan didn’t go into specifics, he shared that Hologram has “significant injuries.” Hologram had been set to challenge Fletcher on Dynamite, but that match will have to be changed.

Since debuting in July 2024, AEW has built Hologram, who remains undefeated in singles and tag team matches. This is his latest significant injury for Hologram in AEW, as he previously suffered an ankle injury at WrestleDream in October 2023.

This injury also raises questions as to what’s next for Clon, who will now either need to find a new storyline, or wait until Hologram is recovered. Hologram is the latest high-profile name to be on the injury list, joining the likes of Dustin Rhodes, Buddy Matthews, Nick Wayne, and Wardlow.

Whatever comes next, it won’t be until Hologram is fully healed. We here at SEScoops would like to send Hologram all the best on his recovery.

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LPGA cancels remainder of Arkansas event because of rain; scores reverted to 18 holes

The LPGA has canceled the Walmart NW Arkansas Championship after only 18 holes.

No player completed more than three holes of Saturday’s second round at Pinnacle Country Club in Rogers, Arkansas, because of heavy rain, and after an additional 3.25 inches fell overnight, tournament officials made the decision to scrap the remainder of the originally scheduled 54-hole tournament.

“Based on the weather forecast for the remainder of today and all-day Monday and Tuesday, it is highly unlikely that 36 holes could be completed to make it an official event,†the LPGA said in a statement.

With scores reverting to 18 holes, the event will be unofficial with no CME points awarded. The LPGA will later announce how the purse will be distributed.

“For now, please know that our partners at Walmart and P&G have generously committed to pay out more than what’s required in the event of a tournament cancellation,†the LPGA added. “In addition, they’ve also committed to ensuring every player receives compensation regardless of where they stand on the leaderboard after 18 holes of play.

Sarah Schmelzel and Minami Katsu each shot 8-udner 63 in the first round, while Alison Lee had reached 8 under after playing her first three holes Saturday in 1 under. Lee will now slide back to 7 under, along with five others.