Amid the continuing travel difficulties that have arisen an an unprecedented ground stop on all departing flights Friday’s nearly four-hour US main event at TNA Destination X on Sunday from Edmonton, Ontario, Canada is reportedly in jeopardy. TNA World Champion Leon Slater is set to defend his title against Trey Miguel to close out the event.
According to PWInsiderhowever, word around the company is that Miguel will not make a pay-per-view unless a “miracle” occurs. The magazine reports that Miguel is one of the stars blocked by Friday’s unprecedented ground stop.
PWI said many are trying to find ways to get to Canada from the states. Current reporting suggests that is looking less likely as time goes on, however, as flights to Edmonton were already limited before the travel issues kicked off wrestling’s big week.
TNA released a statement X (formerly Twitter) earlier on Friday, stating that the show will go ahead despite the travel difficulties. According to TNA President Carlos Silva, however, there will be changes to the original lineup for the show. In addition to the TNA World Championship match, five other matches were scheduled for the main card and two for the pre-show.