TNA’s Tessa Blanchard is still trying to rebuild her pro wrestling career following the shocking allegations made about her in 2020 relating to a racist comment made towards Black Rose. And now, after Blanchard asked fans on social media to “move on,” the third-generation performer has shared private messages on X showing her friendly ongoing communication with La Rosa, with the caption noting she’d “love to get her in TNA one day.”
44-year-old La Rosa, real name Nilka García Solís, broke into the business in 2003 in Puerto Rica, spending most of the next decade wrestling on the Island. Her career went international in 2012, with bookings further afield, including a run in Japan’s Stardom, which was a career highlight. Additionally, she has worked for AEW in an enhancement role and is currently part of Billy Corgan’s NWA roster, although she hasn’t wrestled for the promotion since February 20025.
