TNA Knockout Dani Luna Confident She Has Multiple Title Shots Lined Up

The veteran wrestler believes she has earned another chance at the Knockouts World Championship.

Mar. 16, 2026 at 10:48pm

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TNA Knockout Dani Luna says she feels she has earned multiple title shots at the Knockouts World Championship. Luna, a former two-time Knockouts World Tag Team Champion, has been with the company since 2023 but has yet to capture the top women's title. She is eyeing a shot at the next big pay-per-view, Sacrifice, which is scheduled to take place in New Orleans.

Why it matters

Luna's comments indicate she is a seasoned veteran who believes she is deserving of another opportunity at the Knockouts World Title. As one of TNA's top female stars, her quest for the championship adds intrigue and drama to the women's division.

The details

In a recent interview, Luna stated that she feels she has "two or three" title shots "in the bank" after previously being denied a championship match due to Visa issues. She was originally scheduled to challenge then-champion Lei Ying Lee at the Genesis pay-per-view in January, but that match did not materialize. Now, Luna has her sights set on the current champion, NXT's Arianna Grace, and plans to make her next title bid at the upcoming Sacrifice event.

  • Luna has been with TNA since 2023.
  • Luna was originally scheduled to challenge Lei Ying Lee for the title in January at Genesis, but the match was canceled due to Visa issues.
  • The next TNA pay-per-view, Sacrifice, is scheduled to take place in New Orleans.

The players

Dani Luna

A veteran TNA Knockout who has been with the company since 2023. She is a former two-time Knockouts World Tag Team Champion.

Arianna Grace

The current Knockouts World Champion, who competes primarily in NXT.

Lei Ying Lee

The former Knockouts World Champion, whose title match with Luna was canceled in January due to Visa issues.

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What they’re saying

“I'm definitely working on it, I feel like I've earned that shot again and again now. So I reckon I've got two or three in the bank, to be honest. But first shot, I'm going to aim for Sacrifice. It's the next big pay-per-view we've got coming up. I really like New Orleans, so I'd quite like to go, and yeah, I think it's about time.”

— Dani Luna, TNA Knockout

“Yeah, I mean, it was heartbreaking because obviously I felt like I put so much into… the build to that between, you know, the end of Spitfire to everything I did with Indi Hartwell to then turning that towards Lei Ying Lee. It felt like the rug was very much pulled from under my feet. But I do like to think I've kept hold of some of that momentum and it's all about just rallying it and keeping it going up to getting it back now. It was a whole different champion. I've got to get a whole different game plan. But ultimately, I think, I win at the end, so i think it's okay.”

— Dani Luna, TNA Knockout

What’s next

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The takeaway

Dani Luna's confidence in her ability to earn multiple title shots demonstrates her experience and determination as a top star in TNA's Knockouts division. Her quest to finally capture the championship adds intrigue to the women's storylines, as she looks to overcome past setbacks and claim the title she believes she deserves.