Tessa Blanchard Reveals Why She Returned to TNA Wrestling

Tessa Blanchard is back in the TNA spotlight, and she’s not holding anything back about why she returned to the promotion.

During a revealing conversation with Joel Torres from Contralona, the controversial wrestling star set the record straight, addressing rumors about her comeback and her true intentions. While Blanchard confirmed she’s not under contract with TNA, she made it clear that her return has everything to do with reclaiming what she believes is hers.

“My eyes are on Jordynne Grace now because the Impact locker room—it used to be my locker room, my place. That’s where I had many important stories in my career. I see Jordynne Grace and her career soaring right now,” Blanchard explained.

Blanchard acknowledged Grace’s incredible rise but couldn’t resist pointing out how things might have been different had she never left. “But I think, yes, if I had stayed in TNA all year, she wouldn’t have this history or these successes. That’s why I wanted to return—because it’s my locker room, and I want to reclaim it.”

Despite the rumors of a contract, Blanchard made it clear she’s currently a free agent, adding, “Of course, I’m not part of TNA right now, but is it part of my goal? Who knows?”

Her comments hint at unfinished business with TNA and suggest a potential clash with Jordynne Grace could be on the horizon. Fans have already begun speculating about what this return could mean for both Blanchard and the TNA women’s division, especially if her bold ambitions turn into reality.

Tessa Blanchard has always been one to stir up conversation, and her latest comments guarantee that all eyes will be on her next move. Is this just the beginning of her TNA resurgence, or will she surprise everyone and chart a different path?

What do you think about Tessa Blanchard’s comments and her potential feud with Jordynne Grace? Share your thoughts in the comments below—we’d love to hear from you!

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