A recent title challenger has reportedly exited the TNA Knockouts division.
Dani Luna was released from her TNA Wrestling contract this week after asking to get out of her deal, Fightful Select confirmed on Tuesday night. Luna reportedly left with “no bad blood” and is now a free agent.
The 27-year-old English talent spent just over two years as part of the TNA roster, making her debut for the brand in early 2024. Her time with the company included two runs with the TNA Knockouts World Tag Team Championships alongside Jody Threat and a run as part of the Subculture faction alongside Mark Andrews and Flash Morgan Webster.
Luna’s last appearance for the promotion was on Friday as part of TNA’s Sacrifice event, where she fought Arianna Grace and Lei Ying Lee in a three-way for the main Knockouts belt.
Luna has remained active on the U.S. and European independent scenes amid her TNA career in recent years. She was a stand-out name in Deadlock Pro wrestling before the promotion’s closure late last year and has frequently shown up in other notable spots like RevPro and wXw.
Luna is joining a growing list of names who have left the TNA roster in 2026. Other departures have included Jake Doyle (Jake Something), Killer Kelly, Mance Warner, Steph De Lander, and three of The Rascalz.
