TNA Destination X Main Event Thrown In Doubt By Travel Disruptions

Amidst ongoing travel woes caused by an unprecedented ground stop on all departing flights in the United States for around four hours on Friday, the main event of TNA Destination X, which will emanate from Edmonton, Ontario, Canada, on Sunday, is reportedly in jeopardy. TNA World Champion Leon Slater is set to defend his title against Trey Miguel to cap off the event.

According to PWInsider, however, the word going around in the company is that Miguel will not make the pay-per-view, unless a "miracle" happens. The outlet reported that Miguel is one of a "number" of stars stranded due to Friday's unprecedented ground stop.

PWI reported that many are trying to figure out ways to get from the states to Canada. The current report is that it's looking less likely as time goes on, however, as flights into Edmonton were already limited before travel issues kicked off a big week in wrestling.

TNA issued a statement on X (formerly Twitter) earlier on Friday, stating that the show will go on despite travel woes. TNA President Carlos Silva was quoted as saying that there will be changes to the original lineup of the show, however. In addition to the TNA World Championship match, five other matches were set for the main card, and two for the pre-show.