History
Prior to TNA Home Video, the promotion did not have a distribution partner and self-published six DVDs exclusively through their website between 2003 and 2004.
In June 2005, TNA announced an agreement with the Navarre Corporation to distribute home videos for the United States and Canada. Navarre released TNA's monthly PPV events and various compilations to major retailers. [1]
In March 2012, it was announced that the Navarre Corporation had left the DVD distribution business to focus on other business interests, and that TNA was looking for a new distribution partner. [2] Though, would ultimately revert to self-publishing via their official website.
In November 2021, the promotion announced they would release that year's Slammiversary in the VHS format as a collector's item. [3]
United Kingdom and Germany
In October 2006, Pinnacle Vision announced that they had acquired the license to release TNA DVDs in the United Kingdom. [4] The UK license later changed to Lace International. In January 2013, Queensway Digital announced it had acquired TNA's UK and German licenses. [5] In December 2013, it was announced Queensway Digital had entered administration, with the final UK and German DVD release eventually being One Night Only: World Cup 2014. [6]
Australia and New Zealand
Between 2009 and 2011, Madman Entertainment held the license to produce TNA DVDs in Australia and New Zealand. [7]
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