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The Canadian wrestler took to Facebook to announce that he had received the call from TNA about being let go the day before and admitted that he was disappointed. However, he looked back fondly at his time with the promotion and thanked everyone he had had the pleasure of working with. He ended with an inspirational quote by Sylvester Stallone’s character Rocky Balboa from the hit movie franchise, Rocky.
“Yesterday, i got the call that i was let go from TNA. Id be lying if i said i wasn’t bummed, my work has been so much of my life for the last 4/5 years. Thank you everyone I had the pleasure of working with❤️. “It ain’t about how hard you hit. It’s about how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward.”
Check out his post below:
Aiden Prince last wrestled for the Nashville-based promotion on March 9, 2024, defeating Sheldon Jean in seven minutes. In the independent circuit, his last in-ring outing took place on January 12, 2025, at 123 Lutte! World So Cold in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
He never held a title in TNA, but notable championships the wrestler won during his time in the ring included Border City Wrestling’s BCW Can-Am Tag Team Championship (with Brent Banks) and the Destiny World Wrestling Next Generation Championship, among others.
Another former TNA Wrestler was emotional about their exit from the promotion
Former TNA star Tessa Blanchard spoke about her recent departure from the promotion.
She had a two-year stint in TNA, and she took to her YouTube channel to talk about the intricacies of her departure. Although she too was upset about her exit, she understood the business reasons behind such a move and also cleared the air, noting that she bore no ill feelings toward anyone in the company.
“When I signed with TNA, the understanding was that I would be able to wrestle with CMLL while also still being a part of TNA. For a while, that worked exactly as planned, and it felt like a dream come true. But as time went on, businesses evolved, leadership changed, partnerships changed, network deals changed…the directions of the company just shifted. Eventually, I was asked to either continue with TNA or continue with CMLL. And I want to say, I completely understand TNA’s position. This is business, and companies have to make decisions that they believe are best for their future. I have absolutely no resentment or ill feelings towards anyone there.”
The past week has been pretty tense in the TNA environment with several wrestlers and backstage staff getting cut. Time will tell if we see any more notable departures in the days ahead.
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