By Wade Keller, editor

TNA President Dixie Carter assured TNA wrestlers during a conference call this afternoon that TNA is in good standing with Destination America and they are still planning for the 2016 season. However, when asked if there is an out clause for Destination America this fall, Carter said due to legal advice and confidentiality clauses, she could not comment other than to say escape clauses are common in TV deals.

Carter led the conference call with a ten minute introduction and then fielded questions from talent for another 30 minutes, roughly.

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