AJ Styles’ Son Avery Styles Announces TNA Signing At Lockdown
AJ Styles’ Son Avery Styles Announces TNA Signing At Lockdown
Manik AftabMon, August 24, 2026 at 12:12 AM UTC
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AJ Styles’ son, Avery Styles, has signed with TNA.
Avery appeared at TNA Lockdown during an interview segment with Gia Miller. The 19-year-old wrestler arrived to his father’s ROH theme song, “Demi-Gods,” while wearing a TNA Wrestling shirt.
When asked if he had an announcement to share with TNA fans, Avery said the fans knew what TNA meant to his family and that his father, AJ Styles, wouldn’t be who he is today without the promotion.
“And Avery Styles won’t become who he wants to be without TNA,” Avery continued before announcing that he had officially signed with his legendary father’s former promotion.
Frankie Kazarian Interrupts Avery Styles At TNA Lockdown
The segment was cut short by Frankie Kazarian’s arrival, as he proceeded to welcome Avery to TNA. Kazarian brought up his friendship with AJ Styles, Christopher Daniels, and Samoa Joe and told Avery that there were a lot of people he couldn’t trust in the locker room.
“Remember, you can always trust me, Avery,” Kazarian said before handing the microphone back to Miller and leaving Avery to celebrate with the fans.
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TNA later officially confirmed Avery Styles signing with a graphic.
Avery Styles made his professional wrestling debut on June 26 at SCA Wrestling’s Freedom Fling event in Georgia. He later wrestled Marcus Mathers at GCW Rude Awakening. His appearance gained notoriety after a GCW wrestler accused Avery of “not paying his dues” by not helping behind the scenes, prompting a response from AJ Styles himself.
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