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Various News: Additional Tickets Available for TNA Hard to Kill, Kurt Angle & More Added to WrestleCon 2024
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– TNA has announced that more tickets are now available for TNA Hard to Kill this weekend. The tickets are available now at Ticketmaster.com. TNA Hard to Kill is scheduled for Saturday, January 13 at The Palms in Las Vegas, Nevada and marks the return of the TNA Wrestling brand.
Due to popular demand, MORE TICKETS have been opened up for TNA #HardToKill THIS SATURDAY at the Palms in Las Vegas – witness history including a big new arrival to TNA!
Get them HERE: https://t.co/xnu2ERrYoO pic.twitter.com/x5o5a7Qj0J
— TNA Wrestling (@ThisIsTNA) January 10, 2024
– WrestleCon has announced additional names for WrestleCon 2024 in Philadelphia during WrestleMania Week, including WWE Hall of Famers Kurt Angle, Sting, former WWE Superstar Matt Riddle, and former WWE and ECW star Shane Douglas. Sting will be taking part in photo ops and autographs on Friday, April 5. On Thursday, April 4, he will be taking part in a private Q&A session for Superfan Experience ticket holders.
The franchise is back! pic.twitter.com/p1vOeZCMTf
— WrestleCon – Destination Cleveland – Aug 2 & 3rd (@wrestlecon) January 9, 2024
It's true! Welcome @RealKurtAngle back to WrestleCon pic.twitter.com/bR2H3gfSwr
— WrestleCon – Destination Cleveland – Aug 2 & 3rd (@wrestlecon) January 8, 2024
— WrestleCon – Destination Cleveland – Aug 2 & 3rd (@wrestlecon) January 7, 2024
Bro pic.twitter.com/pfzm3dMurk
— WrestleCon – Destination Cleveland – Aug 2 & 3rd (@wrestlecon) January 6, 2024
Welcome @Sting to WrestleCon Philadelphia. He will be doi g photo ops and autographs exclusively on Friday, but as a Superfan Experience perk, he will be doing a private Q&A on Thursday night. pic.twitter.com/EXZE8E1m1V
— WrestleCon – Destination Cleveland – Aug 2 & 3rd (@wrestlecon) January 5, 2024
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