Earlier this week, a close friend of indie wrestler Alexander Atkisson, who works under the name Akira, posted text messages and photos on social media, claiming that he had endured a toxic relationship with TNA wrestler Masha Slamovich. The disturbing allegation stated that Slamovich physically attacked him and subjected him to verbal abuse during their relationship.
Subsequently, a TNA spokesperson confirmed to Sports Illustrated that the promotion had launched an internal investigation, indicating that the serious accusation is being taken seriously. And now Slamovich has responded to the allegations via a statement on X, expressing regret and shame, and apologizing to her ex-boyfriend.
Slamovich, whose real name is Anna Khozin, began her wrestling career in 2016 and quickly rose to prominence, appearing on TNA programming within a few years. Over time, she became a key figure in the promotion, securing the TNA Knockouts World Tag Team Championships three times and recently holding the TNA Knockouts World Championship for 267 days. Yet despite her accomplishments and unquestionable talent, some believe that these allegations have ended her career in mainstream wrestling.
