Morning Daily News Update: September 17, 2026 – TNA Interested In Two Former Wyatt Sicks Members

Morning everyone!

It’s Thursday, and it’s time for the Morning Daily News Update!

Let’s see what’s new on the blog:

Alex Podgorski posted a new (Almost) 5-Star Match Review for a collection of Kenta Kobashi matches
Jabroniville has a new Dream Matches post
LScisco uploaded a new WTWWW for WWF Monday Night Raw for July 1, 1996
Phrederic reviewed last night’s episode of WWE Evolve

Report: Two Wyatt Sicks Members On TNA’s Radar

PWInsider reports that TNA has discussed creative plans for two former Wyatt Sicks members, Joe Gacy and Dexter Lumis. The pair previously represented the group as WWE Tag Team Champions, holding the titles for 196 days before losing them to The MFTs. Gacy is currently the GCW World Champion. According to the report, there has been no discussion regarding the other members of the former faction. WWE released all five members of the Wyatt Sicks on April 24, 2026.

Former AEW World Champion’s return teased on Dynamite

Samoa Joe appears to be nearing an AEW return after Jack Perry called him out during Wednesday’s Dynamite. In a taped promo, Perry told the former AEW World Champion to “come back and make my day,” before the camera showed a painted reference to the “Joe is going to kill you” chant. While Perry did not specifically challenge Joe for All Out, the timing suggests a match could be planned for the event, marking their first time sharing the ring.

Joe has not wrestled since losing to Will Ospreay at Double or Nothing in May, while he has been filming a new season of Twisted Metal. Perry, meanwhile, has gone 0-6 since his initial victory over Nick Wayne following his new AEW contract in July.

Steven Borden Set For AEW PPV Debut At All Out

Steven Borden is set to make his AEW pay-per-view in-ring debut at All Out, teaming with Darby Allin against Kevin Knight and Kyle Fletcher. Borden has become increasingly involved alongside Allin in recent weeks, helping him win the TNT Championship at All In before making his full AEW in-ring debut against Josh Alexander and Mark Davis. On this week’s Dynamite, Borden and Allin teamed with AEW Tag Team Champions Adam Copeland and Christian Cage to defeat FTR, Knight and Fletcher, leading to the All Out match being announced. The bout could also have implications for the Tag Team Championship picture, with Knight and Fletcher previously indicating that they want a title opportunity.

TNA Impact Lineup Confirmed For September 17, 2026

Check out the lineup for tonight’s episode of TNA Impact.