Former TNA Knockouts Champion Joins WWE on a Main Roster-Level Deal
Summary
– Jordynne Grace has signed a five-year contract with WWE, keeping her with the company until 2029
– The deal is main roster-level, but she will initially compete in NXT before moving to Raw or SmackDown
– Grace retains full rights to her ring name and theme song despite signing with WWE
Jordynne Grace’s move to WWE is now official and is a long-term commitment. The former TNA Knockouts Champion has signed a five-year contract, securing her spot in WWE through 2029. According to Fightful Select’s Sean Ross Sapp, WWE locked in Grace on a main roster-level deal, putting her financially in line with top stars rather than developmental talent.
Despite the nature of her contract, WWE has opted to start her in NXT, which will likely help integrate her into the system before fast-tracking her to Raw or SmackDown. However, her long-term future lies on the main roster.
Grace’s transition wasn’t a surprise, as TNA had already bid her farewell to Tessa Blanchard at TNA Genesis after her loss. While TNA tried to re-sign her, company officials admitted they had little chance once WWE made its offer.
With her WWE journey officially underway, speculation about potential dream matches is already growing. Will she clash with top stars like Rhea Ripley, Becky Lynch, or Bianca Belair soon? Or will she first focus on making an impact in NXT?
