Trey Miguel isn’t expected to make it in time for TNA Destination X on Sunday in Edmonton, Canada. As a result, TNA is expected to change the main event of the show, where Miguel was set to challenge Leon Slater for the TNA World Championship.
According to Mike Johnson of PWInsider, that’s what is being said in the promotion’s locker room as of Saturday.
“The word making the round among TNA talents is that unless there’s some sort of miracle, Trey Miguel will not make Destination X.”
Miguel also missed a TNA show in 2024 due to travel issues. He was pulled from the November 29, 2024, Turning Point event in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, that same afternoon. Matt Riddle ended up filling in for him, making his TNA debut in the process. At the time, however, Miguel was booked in a six-man tag team bout.
Johnson added that Miguel isn’t the only one who is struggling to get to Canada. Several TNA wrestlers were stuck in airports while waiting on connecting flights, and some of the few flights to Edmonton were canceled. While some are looking at flying into other Canadian cities and driving from there, creative is waiting to see who will make it to the building in time before making changes to the card.
TNA confirmed in a post on X that Destination X is still on despite the fallout from the FAA’s nationwide ground stop on Friday. Carlos Silva said changes are coming to the announced card but did not specify which matches will be affected, and pointed to the effort some of the talent are putting in.
“In fact, we have two stars offering to take a short flight within the U.S., then drive more than 600 miles, just because they want to be a part of Destination X.”