“That is my plan” – Female WWE star addresses major goal

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Speaking on Toronto Sun’s No Holds Barred, the 29-year-old WWE star said she wants to become a double champion next year and add more gold to her name. Later, she explained how she wants to win championship gold every year in the promotion.

“I mean, this year, I started off saying I want some gold, and lo and behold, I got myself the TNA Knockouts title. So, I think next year, I want double gold. So, that’s going to be my goal for next year. I got one this year, and an additional two next year, that’ll be a total of three golds. That is my plan,” Grace said.

Arianna Grace won a major title outside WWE

In 2024, Arianna Grace first appeared at TNA Wrestling and had a segment with WWE legend Santino Marella. Grace is Marella’s real-life daughter, and the two got the opportunity to work on the same brand as a unit for months to come. Later, they started a storyline where Grace had to pick between her father and her real-life fiancé, Channing Stacks Lorezno.

By the end of 2025, Grace sided with Stacks and turned heel for the first time. Earlier this year, she captured the TNA Knockouts World Championship from Léi Yǐng Lee at No Surrender. The reign ended at 61 days, and she shifted her focus towards Birth Right on the developmental brand.

While she captured the TNA Knockouts World Championship, Arianna Grace is yet to win a title on the developmental brand or the main roster. It’ll be interesting to see what’s next for the second-generation star in the Stamford-based promotion.

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