Zoey Serrano has wasted little time putting her own stamp on her new chapter in TNA.

Following her surprise debut on the August 27 episode of Impact, the former WWE star has now revealed a significant change to one of her most recognizable weapons.

Serrano, previously known as Zoey Stark, announced the update on X, confirming that the finishing move she used during her WWE run has a new name.

“This will no longer be called Z-360. It is now called Hell And Back!” Serrano wrote on X.



The move is a 360-degree twisting GTS variation that was previously known as the Z-360. Serrano used the finisher during her TNA debut when she attacked Indi Hartwell. Her actions immediately established her as a heel in her new environment.

Serrano’s arrival was announced by TNA Director of Operations Daria Rae, formerly known as Sonya Deville in WWE. TNA subsequently confirmed that Serrano had signed with the promotion on a full-time basis.

The move represents another piece of Serrano’s fresh start after WWE released her in April 2026. At the time, she was recovering from a serious knee injury involving a torn ACL, MCL, and meniscus damage suffered during a May 2025 RAW match.

Serrano originally joined WWE’s main roster as Trish Stratus’ protege before turning against the Hall of Famer following Stratus’ loss to Becky Lynch at Payback 2023. Her WWE run also included time as part of Pure Fusion Collective.

Interestingly, Serrano isn’t completely new to TNA. She previously wrestled for the promotion in 2020, including a match against then-TNA Knockouts Champion Jordynne Grace.

Now, however, the former Zoey Stark is entering a different chapter under her real name. Her first TNA match is set for next week’s Impact. There, she will team with Xia Brookside against Hartwell and Harley Hudson.

The name may be different, but the message is clear — Serrano is ready to leave her WWE identity behind and go Hell And Back in TNA.