Frankie Kazarian will be sticking with TNA Wrestling for the foreseeable future. TNA Wrestling‘s Frankie Kazarian recently sat down with Mike Johnson of PWInsider. During the interview ...

Frankie Kazarian says the TNA World Championship has eluded him, and he is determined to change that. Kazarian returned to TNA in January 2023, and his run in the company has reinvigorated his career.

Frankie Kazarian was one of All Elite Wrestling's earliest signings, becoming one of the company's first champions when he won the AEW World Tag Team Championship with Scorpio Sky. While it seems ...

At first glance, the recent photo of Shawn Michaels and Frankie Kazarian shows a mutual respect between two men who have dedicated their lives to professional wrestling. Frankie Kazarian and Shawn ...

There was a sense of relief when pinning Frankie Kazarian down for a lengthy conversation. With his time scarce and split between family, wrestling and music, our assumption was that the Ring of ...

Frankie Kazarian tried to pitch having an Ultimate X match at Multiverse United 2. IMPACT Wrestling‘s Frankie Kazarian recently sat down with Dominic DeAngelo of Ad Free Shows. When asked about ...

Frankie Kazarian will be the man in the middle for the TNA Bound for Glory main event. The main event of the show sees Nic Nemeth defending his TNA World Championship against Joe Hendry.

The rebranding is set to be made official early next month with the promotion's upcoming Hard To Kill pay-per-view, and Frankie Kazarian is one of the old TNA regulars who will be a part of the ...

Frankie Kazarian has commented on his decision to leave AEW earlier this year. Kazarian left the promotion in January and has since signed a multi-year deal with Impact Wrestling. The 45-year ...

This week's episode of AEW Dynamite witnessed a heartbreaking split. SCU (Christopher Daniels and Frankie Kazarian) suffered a devastating loss at the hands of the Youngs Bucks in a tag team title ...

Christopher Daniels, Frankie Kazarian and Scorpio Sky have been in the pro wrestling business for a combined 61 years. And thanks to three simple letters and a few appearances on a YouTube series ...