Masha Slamovichs wrestling career continues to be hit hard following serious domestic violence allegations made by her ex-partner AKIRA. After already being removed from multiple independent wrestling shows, a new report reveals that her absence will now extend to TNA as well.
According to PWInsider, Slamovich is no longer planned to be at the upcoming TNA Impact tapings following Victory Road. This effectively means she will be off TNA television for the foreseeable future as the company distances itself from the controversy.
The development comes on the heels of promotions like Prestige Wrestling and West Coast Pro announcing that Slamovich had been pulled from their events. The decision by TNA to keep her off TV highlights just how seriously companies are taking the accusations as they look to protect their brands and talent rosters.
For Slamovich, the fallout has been swift and severe. What was once shaping up to be a strong run in TNA and the independents has now been completely derailed, leaving her immediate future in the business very uncertain.
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