TNA Releases Ex-WWE Star From Contract (TNA News)

Former WWE star Victoria Crawford, who was known as Alicia Fox in the promotion, has been let go by TNA. The Wrestling Observer reports that the company has "come to terms" on her departure, and they used the old "wish her all the best in her future endeavours" line to boot.

This is "effective immediately" too, which means Crawford's tag-team match alongside partner Mila Moore (vs. Allie and Rosemary) on the 14 May episode of Impact will be her last under the TNA banner. Victoria had been part of The Diamond Collective group; that has taken another major blow due to leader Tessa Blanchard focusing more on her work for CMLL.

Fans had wondered what the future held for Crawford once it became clear she wouldn't be part of the ongoing Knockouts TV Title tournament. Now, we know. She's on the outs, and won't be returning to screens under the TNA umbrella.

Crawford left WWE in 2023, then worked a bunch on the independent circuit before signing with TNA in 2025. It's worth noting that she's still going to remain active in the industry, and is accepting bookings for matches, appearances, seminars, podcasts and more.

TNA has seen a flurry of exits in recent times. Tag-teamers Judas Icarus and Travis Williams were granted their releases last week, and others like Blanchard, Steve Maclin, Myla Grace, Eric Young, Mike Santana and Tommy Dreamer also left the promotion recently.

There's no word yet on whether or not WWE would be interested in bringing Crawford back for another run.