Grant Mercer
Status
- Promotion at the time
- TNAWas with TNA at the time
- Type
- Reported injuryA real injury that the promotion, the wrestler or a named reporter has publicly reported. We repeat only what was reported. We don't diagnose, and we never infer an injury from missed shows.
- Status
- Closed
- Absence began
- Jul 11, 2026
- First reported
- Jul 12, 2026
- Last verified
- Sep 30, 2026by Mireille Laurent
- Closed
- Sep 30, 2026Mercer left TNA when his contract expired. No return to TNA was reported before he left.
Return estimates at the time
No return estimate was given.
What has been reported
- Official announcement
Said Mercer injured his ankle at the July 11 show and will be out of action. No timeline was given.
- Official announcement
Confirmed Mercer's contract expired on September 30.
Update and correction history
Opened
Opened from the company's statement.
Out of action → Closed
Closed: he left the promotion while still out. Kept here under TNA, where he was at the time.
How we report this
- Reported injury
- A real injury that the promotion, the wrestler or a named reporter has publicly reported. We repeat only what was reported. We don't diagnose, and we never infer an injury from missed shows.
- Announced absence
- Time away that the promotion or the wrestler announced, for whatever reason they gave (if they gave one).
- Storyline absence
- An injury or absence that happened in a storyline, on screen. It is not a confirmed real injury. If a real injury is reported later, it gets its own record.
- Every record repeats what was publicly said, with who said it, when, and a link. We don't diagnose, and we never assume someone is hurt because they missed shows.
- Expected return shows an estimate only when the promotion or the wrestler gave one. Otherwise it says Unknown. Reporters' estimates are listed separately, attributed, and flagged when they disagree.
- A return counts as confirmed only when the promotion or the wrestler confirms it, or the wrestler appears. A report that someone will be back is an estimate.
- Each record stays under the promotion the wrestler was with at the time, even if they have moved on since.
- Every update and correction is kept in the record's history, with the editor who made it. Records are archived after a return, never deleted.
- With spoiler protection on, records show only what was known before your window. A record that only became public inside your window is hidden completely, name included.