A TNA Wrestling star has been withdrawn from an upcoming independent appearance, with the promotion officially announcing a change to the card.
Leon Slater has been making waves in recent months, with the British star winning the TNA X-Division Championship in July, and making his WWE in-ring debut at the end of September.
British promotion Revolution Pro has announced that Slater is no longer set to compete at its Live In London 100 show on Sunday (October 5).
The promotion attributed Slater’s withdrawal to a “scheduling change,” noting that his original opponent, Luke Jacobs, will instead face a mystery opponent.
RevPro shared the following on Twitter:
Due to a scheduling change Leon Slater has had to withdraw from this Sunday’s Live In London.
LUKE JACOBS will now step up to take on a mystery opponent!
Slater signed with TNA Wrestling in October 2023. He notably defeated Moose at Slammiversary on July 20 to become the youngest X-Division Champion in TNA history, and was endorsed by a returning AJ Styles following the match.
Leon Slater made his WWE in-ring debut as part of its talent crossover with TNA Wrestling, teaming with Je’Von Evans to defeat Niko Vance & Shawn Spears on the September 30 NXT episode.
He is set to represent Team TNA in the four-on-four NXT vs TNA tag-team match at the October 7 Showdown special.
NXT vs TNA crossover will continue at Bound For Glory, with Slater set to defend his X-Division Championship against Je’Von Evans.
TNA Wrestling President Carlos Silva recently addressed criticism surrounding how WWE and TNA Wrestling’s partnership has played out, click here to read more.
Due to a scheduling change Leon Slater has had to withdraw from this Sunday's Live In London.
LUKE JACOBS will now step up to take on a mystery opponent!
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— Revolution Pro (@RevProUK) October 3, 2025
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