The war between NXT and TNA is a long-term plan

The rumors finally became reality and TNA invaded NXT. It happened last night during the broadcast of the last show of the developmental brand when a multitude of talents from the Anthem Media company stormed the ring after the abrupt end of the "title vs. title" match that pitted Oba Femi against Trick Williams.

This invasion has led many to wonder what plans both companies have for this story and how it will unfold from now on. At the moment, there are no clues in this regard, although the specialized media outlet Fightful has been able to learn that we are facing a storyline that will extend over time.

"TNA is gearing up for their next event Bound For Glory, and fans have noticed that there are no recordings scheduled immediately after the event. However, in November, TNA has an event scheduled in Orlando, although without a confirmed venue. According to Fightful Select, this is not a coincidence, as there is a long-term plan to continue this story beyond Bound For Glory," the media outlet wrote.

"We cannot confirm the exact details, but we have been warned not to be surprised if we see something unconventional or different in TNA's television programming after Bound For Glory. If the shows were to be recorded at the WWE Performance Center, they would not appear listed on ticket sales pages at the moment. An accelerated presence of NXT in WWE's programming is also expected," Fightful wrote.

"Many familiar faces returned to NXT who had not appeared during the TNA and NXT alliance, as well as notable absences. We have been informed that there were certain talents that WWE preferred not to showcase. It has also been suggested that the Hardy Boyz are proposed to appear in this story," the report concluded.

In light of this information, it seems clear that the war between both brands will involve many protagonists on both sides, although there will be exceptions at WWE's request, such as in the case of Tessa Blanchard, who has been accused of bullying and racism by professional colleagues. In any case, we will have to wait until next week to know NXT's official response to what happened yesterday.