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“She’s been someone that’s been in the mix, I think since she became a free agent, and a lot of people have been wondering about her in MLW. I can confirm. We are in talks with Tessa. That’s about all I can confirm at this point, but you know, she’s incredibly talented,” said Court Bauer
Blanchard became a free agent after securing her release from TNA in June and spent much of 2026 competing for CMLL. While conversations are happening, whether they turn into an official contract remains to be seen.
The 31-year-old wrestler recently fell short in her CMLL Women’s World Championship challenge against Persephone on July 31. However, she bounced back on August 8, teaming up with Thunder Rosa to defeat Keyra, Reyna Isis, and Zeuxis. Despite ongoing discussions with MLW, her CMLL commitments remain unchanged.
Tessa Blanchard still aims to be a WWE wrestler
Appearing on WrestleMagicPod, Tessa Blanchard revealed that after wrestling internationally, her primary objective was making her way back to WWE. While she never anticipated TNA would be part of her career path, the stint proved pivotal.
“I never thought TNA would be a part of my story. I’m a Blanchard. I’m going to start wrestling, I’m going to be the best that I can be, and I’m going to go to WWE,” she mentioned.
Blanchard captured the Knockouts Championship in her debut year and additionally made history in 2020 by defeating Sami Callihan for the IMPACT World Championship, becoming the first female wrestler in promotion history to hold the title.
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