TNA Wrestling’s New Vice Presidents

TNA Wrestling has undergone significant changes in its executive leadership team, with the recent appointment of two new vice presidents. Eric Tompkins and Ross Forman have joined the ranks, bringing their extensive experience to the promotion.

Eric Tompkins, previously the Director of TV Production, and Ross Forman, who has served as the Head of Media Relations for two decades, have been welcomed into their new roles. The announcement of their appointments was reportedly made known to the TNA locker room, signaling a shift in the company’s leadership structure.

This move follows the appointment of Carlos Silva as TNA President in February, who also holds the position of President at Anthem Sports, TNA’s parent company. The recent months have seen a series of departures from the executive team, including former TNA President Anthony Cicione, Ariel Shnerer, Karen Clevett, Sebastian Dastrani, and Chief Revenue Officer Rob Klingman, among others. Additionally, Gail Kim, Christy Hemme, and Josh Matthews were also released from their backstage roles.

The restructuring within TNA has been attributed to the changes in leadership, as the company aims to revamp its operations. Despite the executive turnover, TNA Wrestling has announced a new TV deal for Latin America, indicating a positive trajectory for the promotion.

In conclusion, the addition of Eric Tompkins and Ross Forman as vice presidents marks a new chapter for TNA Wrestling, as the company continues to evolve amidst its executive reshuffling.

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