Trey Miguel could still be able to compete at TNA Destination X on Sunday, despite earlier reports suggesting his participation was in serious doubt.
On Saturday, PWInsider indicated that Miguel was unlikely to reach Edmonton, Alberta, in time for his scheduled TNA World Championship match against Leon Slater unless something unexpected happened.
However, on Sunday’s Wrestling Observer Radio, Bryan Alvarez said the situation had changed. He was initially told Miguel had almost no chance of arriving in time, but later reports suggested he might still make it.
Alvarez said:
“I was told early Saturday that there was virtually no chance he would make it. Later in the day, however, the belief was that he might be able to get there. We’ll have to see whether the match happens. They still have some time, and while I don’t think a private jet is being arranged, there is a sense that he could actually arrive.”
TNA President Carlos Silva confirmed Saturday that Destination X would proceed as planned, though he acknowledged the card would likely change due to travel disruptions.
“After a chaotic 24 hours, we’re excited for the return of Destination X on Sunday afternoon,” Silva said. “As always, the card is subject to change, and yes, there will be changes to the originally announced lineup because of travel issues affecting fans and talent around the world.”
Destination X is scheduled for Sunday, November 15, at the Edmonton EXPO Centre. The pre-show starts at 5 p.m. Eastern, with the main pay-per-view beginning at 6 p.m. Eastern.
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