Eddie and Alisha Edwards Re-Sign With TNA Wrestling

TNA Wrestling confirmed today that it has re-signed Eddie and Alisha Edwards. Stalwarts in The System and real-life husband and wife, Eddie and Alisha, also known as Mr & Mrs AIP, are decorated wrestlers who have called TNA Wrestling home for more than a decade.

Eddie arrived in TNA in January 2014 as one-half of The Wolves tag team. He has since won, well, just about everything possible. His TNA resume includes:

• TNA World Champion (2 times)
• TNA World Tag Team Championship (7 times)
• TNA X-Division Champion (2 times)
• Eighth TNA Triple Crown Champion
• Match of the Year Award-winner (2020)

A Boston native and diehard fan of all Boston pro sports teams, Eddie broke into pro wrestling in 2002 and was trained by Killer Kowalski. He has signed a multi-year extension with TNA Wrestling.

Alisha made a brief debut in TNA in 2008 and has been an ever-present force in the Knockouts Division since 2017. Alisha teamed with current Knockouts World Champion Masha Slamovich in 2024, forming The Malisha. The duo captured the Knockouts World Tag Team Championship, which they held for 133 days.

“We need to make TNA something that you can’t miss.
I feel like we’re right there at that moment”

– Eddie Edwards

Eddie explained why staying with TNA was never in doubt, “I like that it’s also, I don’t think it’s very surprising, I think we’ve made it known over the years that this is our home, TNA is our home, and we hope to keep it that way, hopefully, this is the news going forward. I think the bigger news would be if we didn’t resign. So hopefully that day won’t come. And we’re happy to say that we are part of TNA going forward.”

He added, “We’ve both been there through some rough times and, as well as the pandemic, COVID, and no crowds, and we’ve built it up to this. It’s been very important to all of us, everyone that’s been involved to build this company back to where we know it belongs and even higher than it’s ever been.”

About the WWE/TNA partnership, Eddie talked about the positivity it has brought to the locker room and praised Moose’s recent work in NXT. “A pat on the back to Moose for going over to NXT and having a killer match. It’s great exposure. It’s cool to be in the ring when something like Oba Femi showing up on iMPACT! happens—you don’t know who’s going to show up. That unpredictability is amazing.”