WWE SmackDown superstar AJ Styles responded to recent reports about his potential Hall of Fame induction in TNA Wrestling. Styles, who has enjoyed a successful career in WWE, initially made his mark in the promotion before joining the global giant.

AJ Styles has cleared up confusion surrounding why he turned down the chance to become a TNA Hall Of Famer. Fans speculated that WWE prevented Styles from being inducted but The Phenomenal One has confirmed that's not true. Styles turned TNA's invitation because he doesn't want to be inducted until he is no longer an active wrestler.

AJ Styles took to X to clarify the situation surrounding his potential induction into TNA's Hall of Fame. Yesterday, news broke that Styles was approached for possible enshrinement, but that WWE put the kibosh on it.

WWE denied the TNA request to induct AJ Styles into their Hall of Fame at this year's Bound For Glory PPV event.

AJ Styles sets the record straight. Bob Ryder and Rhino were inducted into the TNA Hall of Fame at TNA Bound For Glory 2024. Fightful Select reported that AJ Styles was considered for the TNA Hall of Fame, and the possibility was broached with WWE, who passed on the opportunity.

On social media Monday night, Styles wrote that he, and not WWE, was responsible for turning down an offer to be inducted into the TNA Hall of Fame, writing that he doesn’t want to be part of any Hall of Fame as long as he’s active in the ring.

Former WWE Champion and professional wrestling legend AJ Styles has provided a disappointing update to a leg injury he recently suffered during a match.

AJ Styles says it was his decision not to go into the TNA Hall of Fame, not WWE’s. On7, Fightful Select reported that TNA broached the possibility of inducting AJ Styles into their Hall of Fame, but WWE passed.

TNA reportedly wanted to induct AJ Styles into its Hall of Fame this year. Bob Ryder and Rhino were inducted before Bound for Glory on Saturday, but according to a report from Fightful