Major Update On TNA's Reported Ban On Blood

Major Update On TNA's Reported Ban On Blood

While many wrestling fans were surprised to hear news of TNA allegedly banning intentional blood in matches last week, TNA's president is now denying the claim.

TNA President Carlos Silva Clarifies Company’s New Rules On Blood Usage

The post TNA President Carlos Silva Clarifies Company’s New Rules On Blood Usage first appeared on PWMania - Wrestling News.Recently, PWMania.com reported that TNA executives informed the roster about a new policy regarding the use of excessive blood and blading in matches. This policy was implemented earlier this month, following Maclin’s Dog Collar Match against Eric Young for the International Championship during last week’s iMPACT. This matc…

Clarification On Rumoured TNA Blood Ban

More information has been provided on the previously reported ban on heavy bleeding on TNA TV.

TNA President Clarifies The Company’s New Stance On Blood Usage

TNA President Carlos Silva has offered further clarification on the company’s evolving stance regarding the use of blood in its programming. Earlier this month, reports emerged that TNA executives had informed the roster that excessive blood and blading would no longer be a regular feature moving forward. In a recent interview with Sports Illustrated’s “The Takedown,” Silva confirmed that the company is taking a more mindful approach to the use …

TNA President Carlos Silva Clarifies Recent Report, Says There Is No Ban On Bleeding - Wrestling Inc.

TNA President Carlos Silva clarified a recent report about a ban on blading and intentional bleeding in the promotion.

Major Update On TNA Wrestling's Excessive Blood Policy

TNA Wrestling‘s reported ban on intentional blood might not be entirely accurate. Last week, Mike Johnson of PWInsider reported that “excessive blood and blading” would no longer take place in TNA. This announcement came 24 hours after the company taped a bloody Dog Collar match between Steve Maclin and Eric Young. But was this report correct? Jon Alba of Sports Illustrated recently spoke with TNA President Carlos Silva, who informed Alba that t…