Jordynne Grace took to social media to respond to one of Rhea Ripley‘s latest gym photos. In a recent post on X, Ripley shared a photo of her in what looks to be her home gym. In a reply to the post,

In our latest WWE rumour roundup, we have intel on future WrestleMania locations, Solo Sikoa's recent "promo," some noteworthy appearances at the WWE Performance Center, and Britt Baker's in-ring future.

Pwinsider is reporting that Jordynne Grace was at the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida on Monday. Grace recently finished up with TNA Wrestling at the Genesis pay-per-view event, where she lost to Tessa Blanchard. The belief is that she’s WWE-bound.

Jordynne Grace was featured in the first pay-per-view hosted by TNA following their recent historic deal with WWE. The company managed to garner a lot of attention from the wrestling world.

Recently, Nemeth lost the TNA World Championship to Joe Hendry. He held it for over 180 days before dropping it. Nemeth had won the championship just months into his TNA run. And Nemeth previously said he would be open to a Royal Rumble return with his new entrance music. Never say never.

We've come a long way from WWE’s old approach of refusing to even acknowledge other wrestling companies exist.

A surprising WWE Superstar and former World Champion has been given credit for helping secure the WWE-TNA multi-year partnership.

That would make sense given she made a surprise appearance at last year’s Royal Rumble and made several recent appearances in NXT, but even if she does show up, there’s still a major question to be answered.

Speaking on "Busted Open Radio," Bully Ray compared TNA Wrestling's Tessa Blanchard and her athletic ability to that of a popular WWE performer.

WWE and TNA will officially have their stars compete on each company's shows after introducing the partnership in 2024.