The Rascalz have all become free agents. Zachary Wentz, Trey Miguel, Myron Reed and Dezmond Xavier no longer hold contracts with TNA. Fans noticed the change when the promotion stopped promoting their upcoming matches.
Contract Expirations Explained
Wentz and Miguel saw their deals end at the close of 2025. TNA chose not to extend the contracts for another year. Myron Reed updated his social media bio to call himself a free agent. This move signals his departure as well. Dezmond Xavier, known as Wes Lee in WWE, never signed a new deal after reuniting with the group in November. As a result, each member can now appear in other promotions.
Impact Debut Match Removed
The promotion also pulled a scheduled X Division championship bout. Reed was set to face Leon Slater for the TNA X Division championship on the Impact debut episode on the AMC Network. However, TNA removed the match from its latest preview. The network will still air the debut on January 15, but the championship contest will not be part of the lineup.
What This Means for TNA
The roster changes create uncertainty for the brand. The Rascalz were a key part of the X Division scene. Their exit may force TNA to reshuffle storylines and find new talent for upcoming shows. Meanwhile, TNA continues to promote other stars such as Frankie Kazarian, Santana Proud and AJ Styles for the world title bout.
Industry sources say TNA could negotiate fresh contracts with the Rascalz later this year. For now, the group remains unsigned. Fans should watch TNA’s social channels for any updates on contract negotiations.
How Fans Can Stay Updated
Follow TNA’s official accounts on Twitter and Threads. The promotion often posts breaking news about roster moves and match cards. Additionally, wrestling news sites like PWInsider will report any new developments regarding the Rascalz and other TNA roster changes.
The situation highlights how quickly wrestling contracts can shift. It also reminds fans that title matches can be altered even weeks before a broadcast. As TNA prepares for its Impact debut on the AMC Network, the promotion will need to fill the gap left by the missing X Division championship bout.
Source: Wrestletalk
