In recent weeks, several names have departed TNA, including Steve Maclin, Tessa Blanchard, and Myla Grace. However, arguably the most shocking exit was Tommy Dreamer, a key member of the creative team. And now, after news broke that Sami Callihan, who had been working as both a producer and in the merchandise department, has been let go, he has revealed on X.com that he actually thought he was being promoted to a creative role when he received the call from TNA.
Callihan leaves behind a rich legacy built on hardcore classics and intense rivalries with stars like Eddie Edwards and Tessa Blanchard, highlighted by his thrilling 2019 World Championship victory over Brian Cage. And while he retired from active competition in 2025, his influence remained strong through multiple backstage roles. Still, undeterred by the sudden departure amid the wave of exits, the veteran is now channeling his passion into growing his independent promotion, Pro Wrestling Revolver.
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