TNA Digital Media Champion PCO stole the show at GCW's big Hammerstein Ballroom event this weekend, but not likely in the way the company intended for him to.

Brett Lauderdale gives his side of the story regarding what went down with PCO over the weekend at The People vs. GCW. Game Changer Wrestling‘s Brett Lauderdale was a recent guest on Game Changer Weekly.

Fans have seemingly seen the last of PCO in TNA Wrestling as his profile has been removed from the promotion's roster section of its website.

TNA were "livid" over their now-former wrestler PCO's destruction of the promotion's Digital Media Title at GCW's The People vs. GCW event on Sunday (19 January).

PCO won the Kickoff Rumble before The People vs. GCW, last eliminating Shane Mercer. However, what he said and did after the match will live on in history. PCO, the current TNA Digital Media Champion, placed his championship belt across the steel chair and smashed it multiple times with a sledgehammer.

PCO was no longer under contract with TNA at the time of ‘The People vs. GCW’ event, and his previous deal expired at the end of 2024. TNA Wrestling will host a live episode of TNA Impact at Full Sail University on Thursday, February 20. The company announced that tickets are now on sale for the event.

Controversy reigned at the start of Game Changer Wrestling's GCW The People vs. GCW 2025 pay-per-view as TNA Digital Media Champion PCO shot hard on the company and proceeded to smash his championship up with a sledgehammer.

PCO has been active on social media today following his controversial appearance at People vs. GCW on Sunday. After winning the kickoff rumble at GCW’s Hammerstein Ballroom show last

The PCO vs. TNA saga took another turn Wednesday, just days after he blew up on the company at GCW's "The People vs. GCW" event. The 57-year-old former WWE star and TNA Digital Media Champion won a battle royal to kick off the show,