TNA Destination X 2026 Main Event Expected To Change Due To FAA Ground Stop

On Friday, an unprecedented event took place as the FAA grounded all flights in the US, causing worldwide disruption, including for professional wrestling. It was tight, but AEW managed to ensure that all of their wrestlers made it to Full Gear 2026, but the same may not be said for TNA’s Destination X event, which takes place in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada later tonight. 

One of those who may not make the card is Trey Miguel, who is slated to be in the main event of the show, challenging Leon Slater for the TNA World Heavyweight Championship. Several TNA talents are said to be stuck at airports, especially when it comes to connecting flights to get into Canada, per PWInsider. Their report notes that several wrestlers are trying to find ways of getting into the country and then making a drive, but time is running out on solutions. 

TNA are said to be amending the card on the fly with those who are able to make it to the PPV. Earlier this week, Cultaholic exclusively revealed that Miguel’s TNA contract was on the verge of expiry, but was hoping for a new deal.