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Gabby Forza Officially Signs With TNA
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Gabby Forza has crossed the line, officially signing a contract with TNA as announced on Wednesday. TNA announced this morning that Forza has signed a deal with the promotion, confirming the news after Forza revealed it in an interview with Denise Salcedo for Instinct Culture.
TNA’s announcement reads:
“A powerful, multi-sport athlete, Gabby has been wrestling professionally for close to four years and has competed in France, Japan and Canada. She was trained by Brian Myers, Bear Bronson and Pat Buck. “
Forza is the wife of Bronson, who signed with TNA in January and is part of The System. She spoke with Salcedo about signing with TNA, and you can see highlights below (per Fightful):
On Joining the Company:
“So I have very exciting news. I am officially signed with TNA, which means I signed my first-ever TV contract after three-and-a-half years on the independent wrestling scene and trying to take over the world and I would say successfully doing so and now I’m a TNA Knockout and I’m so over the moon. It’s like my first time saying it out loud and I’m so excited to share that with everyone.”
On Debuting In the Knockouts TV Title Tournament:
“I got to debut in the TNA Knockouts TV Title tournament which is so, so crazy, and I was not expecting that. I just knew I was going to wrestle in Albany for the first time with TNA and that belt didn’t exist yet when that was planned. I was like, ‘Okay, I’m so excited. This is a lot of people’s first impression of me. I want everyone to kind of get a vibe of I’m a tough girl, badass but also the Gnomie,’ and so to have that type of debut, I’m like, ‘This is such a good start.’ Even if I didn’t get signed, I was like, ‘I have this going for me for the rest of my wrestling career’ and it turned out to end up getting me a job in professional wrestling.”
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