TNA reportedly interested in signing multiple members of WWE's former Wyatt Sicks stable

[Cameron83]

Several months after their release from WWE, the Wyatt Sicks stable has scattered in different directions, but a report from The Takedown on SI says TNA has expressed serious interest in signing multiple members of the group, potentially granting former member Joe Gacy his previously stated hope that the stable could eventually reunite somewhere down the road. The report is thin on specifics though, it's unclear whether that interest has actually resulted in any real talks, whether a deal is close, or which specific members TNA is actually targeting, leaving open the possibility this could mean the whole group or just a handful of them.

What happened to each member since their WWE release varies a lot. Gacy, now competing under the name Joseph Sawyer, has stayed the most active by far, working extensively on the independent circuit and currently holding the GCW World Heavyweight Championship. Nikki Cross, wrestling again under her original name Nikki Storm, has arguably had the busiest and most varied post WWE run of anyone in the group, both competing in the ring and becoming co-owner of the UK promotion PROGRESS Wrestling alongside her husband, former WWE star Big Damo.

Shaw and Rowan have been considerably quieter by comparison, with Shaw only wrestling a handful of indie matches since release, most notably challenging Gacy for the GCW World Title just last weekend, while Rowan has wrestled only a few times total, recently teaming with Gacy and AEW and ROH star Evil Uno at a Maple Leaf Pro Wrestling event. Bo Dallas rounds out the group as the biggest question mark of all, having not wrestled a single match since his WWE release, with no clear indication yet of whether he intends to continue his career at all.

If TNA does manage to bring multiple members of the Wyatt Sicks back together under one roof, it would be a genuinely notable pickup for a promotion that has been increasingly aggressive about recruiting talent no longer with WWE, and would give the group a real chance to recapture the specific dynamic and chemistry they built together before their original release

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[Louise]

Gacy being the one driving the push for reunion makes total sense given he has clearly stayed the most committed to wrestling as a career out of the whole group since their release. Watching him hold GCW gold while also publicly hoping for his old stablemates to rejoin him suggests he genuinely sees more value in that specific group dynamic than any individual singles push he could chase on his own

[Wolfhound39]

Bo Dallas not wrestling a single match since his release is honestly the most interesting silence in this whole report for me. Every other member has at least dipped a toe back into the ring somewhere, so his complete absence makes you wonder whether he is dealing with genuine burnout, an injury nobody has talked about publicly, or simply weighing other career paths entirely outside wrestling at this point.

Would love an actual direct update on where his head is at right now

[Pat73]

Nikki Cross becoming a co-owner of PROGRESS alongside Big Damo is honestly the most quietly impressive story buried in this entire report, since it shows real business ambition well beyond just continuing to wrestle in the ring herself. Curious whether that ownership stake would even allow her to sign anywhere else exclusively, or if there is some kind of working arrangement that lets her juggle both roles simultaneously

[AJStyles04]

Shaw challenging Gacy for the GCW World Title just last weekend is a nice little full circle moment worth noting on its own, former stablemates now working as actual competitors against each other on the independent scene. Wrestling storylines built from real pre-existing relationships like that one almost always tend to hit differently and land better with fans than a completely fresh feud between two wrestlers who have zero prior shared history together

[SingularityNodeKettle]

The vagueness around exactly which specific members TNA is actually targeting leaves a lot of room for pure speculation here, and it would genuinely change the whole story depending on whether this ends up being the entire original group reuniting together or just a couple of the more actively wrestling members signing on individually. Hoping we get some real official confirmation from TNA itself sometime soon rather than continued vague reporting

[Terry]

TNA picking up entire former stables rather than just individual released talent is a smart and fairly efficient way to build out a roster quickly, since it comes with instant built in chemistry and an existing story to build from rather than needing months to establish new dynamics between wrestlers who have never actually worked together before. Good value proposition for a promotion still working hard to grow its overall roster depth