TNA Wrestling reportedly has interest in bringing multiple former members of WWE’s Wyatt Sicks stable into the company, potentially opening the door for at least part of the group to work together again following their departures from WWE.
The reported interest is described as “serious interest” in multiple members of the former faction. However, there is currently no confirmation that discussions have taken place, that contracts have been offered or signed, or that TNA has established creative plans for any of the talent. It has also not been disclosed which specific former Wyatt Sicks members are being targeted.
That uncertainty is central to the story. TNA could be considering a move for the entire collection of available names, or it could be interested in only a select number of performers. At this stage, there is no indication of a full-scale faction reunion being agreed upon, nor is there confirmation that every former member is looking to continue wrestling on a regular basis.
Still, the possibility is notable because former Wyatt Sicks member Joe Gacy has expressed hope that the unit could eventually find a way to reunite. The group has gone in different professional directions in the months since its WWE release, with some members remaining highly active and others making only limited in-ring appearances.
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A Potential New Home for Former WWE Talent
TNA has regularly positioned itself as a prominent landing place for experienced wrestlers looking for national television exposure and a fresh platform after leaving WWE. A move involving multiple former members of a recognizable faction would immediately give the company a potentially compelling collection of personalities, especially if TNA were able to present them as a connected act rather than as unrelated individual signings.
There is also a practical appeal to signing talent who already share history. A group with an existing bond can arrive with built-in motivations, chemistry, and a framework for stories. That does not necessarily mean TNA would replicate the Wyatt Sicks presentation or even reunite the stable under a similar identity. WWE-related names, concepts, and branding are separate matters from the wrestlers themselves. But the performers’ shared past would naturally provide material for TNA to explore if more than one were brought in.
For now, any discussion of how they might be used is strictly speculative. The report did not identify whether TNA’s interest has progressed to direct negotiations, and there are no confirmed details about debut timing, contract length, television plans, or prospective opponents.
Joe Gacy Has Kept Busy as Joseph Sawyer
Among the former group members, Gacy has been one of the busiest since leaving WWE. Competing under the name Joseph Sawyer, he has worked extensively on the independent scene and currently holds the GCW World Heavyweight Championship.
That activity has kept Gacy visible and has given him a chance to establish momentum outside the WWE system. Being an active champion also gives any potential signing added significance: a promotion interested in him would be pursuing a wrestler who is already in the middle of a meaningful independent run rather than someone returning after a prolonged absence.
Gacy’s continued work has also placed him in the ring with people connected to his former WWE chapter. Shaw challenged him for the GCW World Title last weekend, making that match one of Shaw’s most notable post-release appearances. The fact that former stablemates have already crossed paths on the independent circuit adds another layer to the question of whether they could work together again in a larger promotion.
If TNA is indeed examining multiple names from the group, Gacy would be an understandable candidate based on his current form, championship status, and stated desire to see a reunion happen somewhere down the line. That said, no report has confirmed that he is among the people TNA has specifically contacted.
Nikki Storm’s Expanding Role in Wrestling
Nikki Cross has also remained active since her WWE exit, returning to her original name, Nikki Storm. Her post-WWE work has attracted attention both for her performances and for her growing involvement on the business side of professional wrestling.
Storm is now a co-owner of UK promotion PROGRESS Wrestling alongside her husband, former WWE wrestler Big Damo. That role makes her situation distinct from a talent simply looking for her next full-time destination. She has continued to build her profile as an in-ring performer while also taking on ownership responsibilities within an established British promotion.
A potential TNA arrangement would therefore have to fit whatever schedule and priorities Storm has established through her ongoing commitments. But there is nothing in the current report to indicate that such scheduling considerations have become part of negotiations, or even that Storm is one of the former Wyatt Sicks members in whom TNA is interested.
Her name nevertheless stands out because she and Gacy have arguably been the most visible members of the former group since the WWE releases. Both have remained connected to the wrestling landscape in clear and public ways, albeit through very different paths.
Different Levels of Activity Across the Group
The other former members have had a quieter period in comparison. Shaw has wrestled only a few times on the independent scene since his release, with the recent GCW World Heavyweight Championship challenge against Joseph Sawyer among his most prominent outings.
Rowan has also wrestled only a handful of matches. One of his more notable recent appearances came at a Maple Leaf Pro Wrestling event, where he teamed with Gacy and AEW/ROH wrestler Evil Uno. That match was another reminder that Rowan and Gacy remain capable of working together outside of WWE, even as no larger reunion has taken place.
Bo Dallas, meanwhile, has not wrestled since his WWE release. It remains unknown whether Dallas intends to continue his in-ring career. That uncertainty makes it impossible to assume he would be part of any potential TNA move, even if the promotion’s interest ultimately extends to multiple members of the former stable.
The varying levels of activity matter because they make a complete reunion more complicated than simply assembling a recognizable group. Gacy has been regularly competing and carrying a championship. Storm has balanced wrestling with a major ownership role. Shaw and Rowan have worked more selectively. Dallas has yet to return to the ring. Each situation is different, and interest from TNA does not mean every available name would necessarily have the same interest in a new commitment.
What a Reunion Could Mean — and What Remains Unknown
There is clear intrigue in the notion of former Wyatt Sicks members resurfacing together in TNA, particularly given Gacy’s interest in a future reunion. A stable entrance, an immediate alliance, or even a more gradual series of arrivals could give TNA a notable talking point. Conversely, the company may simply see value in acquiring individual talent with WWE exposure and distinct styles, without attempting to revisit their prior association.
At present, the latter possibility cannot be ruled out. The report does not say whether TNA is pursuing two members, several members, or everyone connected to the faction. It does not establish whether outreach has begun. It does not reveal if any performer has agreed to appear, and it offers no indication that a reunion concept has reached the creative stage.
Those unanswered questions should keep expectations measured. Interest is not a signed deal, and interest in multiple people is not automatically a promise of a group debut. Professional wrestling negotiations can change quickly based on availability, timing, outside commitments, and the plans of the wrestlers involved.
Even so, TNA’s reported pursuit is worth watching. Gacy’s success as Joseph Sawyer, Storm’s renewed profile and PROGRESS ownership position, Shaw’s recent title challenge, Rowan’s selective appearances, and the unresolved question surrounding Dallas all make the former Wyatt Sicks members a varied but potentially valuable pool of talent.
For TNA, signing more than one of them could create an opportunity to add established personalities with shared history. For the wrestlers, it could offer a chance to reconnect in some form after taking separate paths. Until there is confirmation of talks, signings, or a debut, however, the prospect remains exactly that: an intriguing possibility rather than a finalized move.
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