TNA Replacing WWE On Sportsnet in Canada in 2025
TNA Wrestling is set to move to Sportsnet in Canada in 2025, a significant milestone for the promotion in the spot previously held by WWE. This multi-year agreement not only provides TNA iMPACT with a stable broadcast home but also grants Canadian fans access to TNA’s diverse library and additional programming, including TNA Xplosion and TNA in 60. Upcoming TNA Wrestling shows are already listed on Sportsnet.
TNA, as Impact Wrestling, previously aired in Canada on the Fight Network and Game TV, which are both owned by TNA’s parent company, Anthem Sports & Entertainment. In the United States, TNA programming will continue to air on AXS TV.
This deal coincides with the conclusion of Sportsnet’s decade-long partnership with WWE. Starting January 6, all WWE programming—including Raw, WWE NXT, SmackDown, and Premium Live Events—will transition to Netflix in Canada.
This move to Sportsnet, and replacing WWE in the role, marks the latest major move by TNA, which relaunched this past January with its Hard to Kill pay-per-view. Since then, TNA has continued to show growth thanks to its roster of talented performers and partnership with WWE NXT.
