In a move that’s got the wrestling world buzzing like a beehive in a blender, TNA Knockouts World Champion Jordynne Grace has sent the internet into a frenzy with a cryptic message that’s got everyone speculating harder than a cat in a room full of rocking chairs.
The powerhouse champ, known for treating opponents like human kettlebells, set the wrestling rumor mill ablaze with a post on X (formerly Twitter, for those keeping score at home). Grace, who has already body-slammed her way into WWE rings three times, dropped the bombshell by borrowing none other than WWE’s Chief Creative Officer Paul “Triple H” Levesque’s signature phrase, “It’s time to play the game.”
Could this be a signal that Grace is ready to swap the six-sided ring of TNA for WWE’s squared circle? Or is she just trolling harder than a heel cutting a promo in a kindergarten classroom? Only time—or perhaps a well-timed sledgehammer—will tell.
Let’s not forget, folks, Grace was part of that jaw-dropping talent exchange between TNA and WWE earlier this year, showing up at the Royal Rumble and leaving a trail of suplexed bodies in her wake. And just when we thought we’d seen the last of her on WWE television, she popped up at “NXT” Battleground, giving Roxanne Perez a workout that probably left her wondering if she should’ve stuck to finger painting.
Grace’s contract with TNA is reportedly locked in until January 2025, so if WWE wants to get their hands on her, they’ll either need to play it cool or wait patiently like a kid outside a candy store. But with Shawn Michaels reportedly fanning himself like a swooning fanboy every time Grace’s name comes up, and Triple H himself calling her “an amazing talent,” the WWE brass might just be strategizing harder than a chess player on speed.
While we wait to see if Grace will indeed play “The Game” in WWE, let’s not forget she’s not the only one jumping between promotions like a wrestler on a trampoline. TNA’s talent has been moonlighting on WWE TV, while WWE’s “NXT” stars have been crossing over to TNA like it’s a wrestling-themed exchange student program.
Stay tuned, folks! If this story develops any further, we might need to rename the Royal Rumble the “Who’s Wrestling Where Now?” match.