Dani Luna is officially finished with TNA Wrestling after requesting — and being granted — her release from the company. As of this past weekend, Luna is now a free agent and able to explore new opportunities across the wrestling landscape, marking the end of her most recent run with the promotion.
According to sources, the departure was handled professionally on both sides. There were no reports of issues, disagreements, or creative disputes leading to the split. Instead, the decision appears to have been an amicable one, with Luna choosing to move on and TNA respecting her request. In an industry where exits can sometimes be turbulent, the smooth nature of this transition stands out.
Luna’s final appearance for TNA came at Sacrifice on March 27, where she competed in a match involving Lei Ying Lee and reigning Knockouts Champion Arianna Grace. The bout now serves as her closing chapter with the company, bringing to an end a tenure that saw her contribute to the Knockouts division while continuing to build her profile internationally.
Her departure places her back on the open market at a time when the women’s wrestling scene is particularly active. Luna brings experience from multiple promotions, including her time in NXT UK, PROGRESS Wrestling, and various independent circuits. Her versatility — both as a singles competitor and as part of a tag team — makes her an appealing option for companies looking to strengthen their women’s divisions.
With her release now finalized, Luna is free to take bookings immediately. Whether she returns to the UK scene, explores opportunities in the United States, or tests the waters in Japan or Europe, she enters free agency with momentum and a growing fanbase. Given her track record and the current demand for experienced talent, it would not be surprising to see Luna surface in another major promotion sooner rather than later.
For now, her next move remains open-ended — but she leaves TNA on good terms and with plenty of possibilities ahead.
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