Total Nonstop Action (TNA) Wrestling continues to make strategic moves to strengthen its roster, with a particular focus on its acclaimed Knockouts division. In a surprising move during recent TV tapings in Pittsburgh, the company officially signed two promising talents, Mila Moore and Jada Stone, to contracts.
The impromptu signings unfolded after a compelling match between Moore and Stone, taped for TNA's Xplosion program. Following their impressive performance, TNA President Carlos Silva, Head of Talent Relations Tommy Dreamer, and veteran producer Jazz made their way to the ring. In a gesture that delighted both the wrestlers and the live audience, they formally presented Moore and Stone with TNA contracts, solidifying their place within the promotion.
EXCLUSIVE: @THETOMMYDREAMER, @Phenom_Jazz and @carlossilva surprise @JadaStoneee and @itsmilamoore with TNA contracts after their match at tonight's #TNAiMPACT event in Pittsburgh. pic.twitter.com/ngsYHQ7AX8
— TNA Wrestling (@ThisIsTNA) June 22, 2025
Both Mila Moore and Jada Stone are no strangers to the wrestling world, having gained experience across various independent circuits. Jada Stone, who debuted in 2022, has previously appeared for TNA, as well as AEW and OVW, and recently completed a tour with Tokyo Joshi Pro, showcasing her international appeal. Mila Moore also has prior TNA appearances under her belt, alongside stints in CCW in Florida, MLW, and IWC in Pennsylvania. She notably trained at Ace Steel's Foundation of Wrestling Academy in Florida.
These signings underscore TNA's ongoing commitment to cultivating new talent and providing opportunities for rising stars. The Knockouts division has long been a cornerstone of TNA, known for its high-quality matches and diverse roster. The addition of Moore and Stone injects fresh energy and new dynamics into the division, promising exciting matchups and evolving storylines.
The news follows other recent acquisitions by TNA, including Indi Hartwell at their Rebellion event earlier this year, and the long-awaited official signings of British talents Harley Hudson and Myla Grace, who had reportedly been under contract since 2023 but faced visa issues. These strategic recruitments, many of which have seen TNA Hall of Famer Gail Kim play a pivotal role in advocating for new talent, demonstrate a concerted effort to build a strong, diverse, and globally-influenced roster.
With the Knockouts division already boasting formidable champions like Masha Slamovich and competitive tag teams like The Elegance Brand, the arrival of Mila Moore and Jada Stone further deepens the talent pool. Fans will undoubtedly be eager to see how these new additions integrate into TNA's competitive landscape and what impact they will have on the future of the company.
