TNA Reportedly Launches Internal Investigation & Prestige Wrestling Pulls Masha Slamovich from Roseland XII Event Over Domestic Abuse Allegations [Update: West Coast Pro Also Pulls Slamovich From 11/1 Event]

Update:

West Coast Pro Wrestling announced on Instagram that they have pulled Masha Slamovich from their upcoming How The West Was Won event on November 1st in San Francisco, California due to the current allegations against her.

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TNA talent Masha Slamovich is currently facing online backlash after allegations of her being a domestic abuser were made public against her earlier today.

These allegations were made by Slamovich’s partner and indies wrestler AKIRA and posted online by a friend of AKIRA on social media.

AKIRA’s friend posted dozens of screenshots and images of alleged conversations between Slamovich, real name Anna Khozina, and AKIRA, real name Alexander Atkisson. Besides the text conversations, 114 images of alleged abuse committed by Slamovich was also posted by AKIRA’s friend.

Masha is an abusive piece of shit who feels entitled to everything including a Ribera Jacket.

Anyways enjoy some of her abusive text messageshttps://t.co/eIGZVJRRuo https://t.co/clCVuVhsNL pic.twitter.com/JTP40nrf8h

— Bam/Jasmine (@deathsamuraiszn) September 23, 2025

Following the release of the allegations against Slamovich, AKIRA gave an official statement on Twitter talking about his relationship with Slamovich without actually naming her.

“I woke up to this and people asking me if I was okay. Kinda wanna throw up, kinda want to go away forever.

My friend held back for months because I asked her to, and I would have never said anything. I still really don’t want to. I didn’t want to lash out in anger, because I was angry, suicidal, and depressive since the end of January. I’m not alive though if she didn’t take my calls everyday while caring for her sick grandfather, I’m not alive if my roommate Wraith didn’t laugh with me at stupid videos daily. I’m not alive if Dale Patrick’s and Simon Gotch weren’t there for me.

I gave a lot with little in return. I had a lot of growing up to do and despite my progression I was always told I was never doing enough, the things I liked and did were stupid and wastes of time. Things I told about my thoughts on my gender and the confusion I was feeling was turned on me. I was lied to about finances and spent more than I should have because I thought we were struggling together.

I almost killed myself three times as the life I tried to build with someone was torn apart and I became nothing to that person. It was like a withdrawal, every time I went to the hospital that person I put on a pedestal was gone. I didn’t matter.

I would have never said anything. I only came out with my prior experiences of sexual abuse because I was spiraling alone in Japan.

I tried my best but my best was never good enough and all my accomplishments and money were nothing but tools for someone else. Many things said in confidence turned and used against me.

I can’t get that time back. I can’t get the money back. I can’t get the last four years of my life back. I was just trying my best to come back and be with my family and friends and dog, and try to get signed. I dreamed of doing things.

Maybe it won’t happen now.

I’m not angry. I’m not sad. Not anymore. I’m apathetic. I’ve moved on and there’s still bitterness in my stomach I don’t let it guide me.

I’ve grown up as a person and a wrestler. I’ve grown up mentally, physically, and spiritually. I’m still figuring things out and have nothing to say to that person. I adored them. I still feel phantom pains in my heart every time I see a photo.

They’re a part of my life and history. I don’t get to where I am now ; a mature and thoughtful person with a healthy dose of CTE without the experiences I went through and the isolation I experienced in a foreign country.

But

It is what it is. Whatever happens, happens.”

Following the allegations against Slamovich and online backlash against her, Prestige Wrestling announced that they have pulled Slamovich from their upcoming Roseland XII event on October 15th in Portland, Oregon.

*ROSELAND XII UPDATE*

Masha Slamovich will no longer be competing at #PrestigeRoseland XII.

We will have further updates for you later tonight.

Thank you & we will see you on 10/5 in Portland, Oregon!

— Prestige Wrestling (@WrestlePrestige) September 23, 2025

Sports Illustrated’s Jon Alba reported that he reached out to TNA management for some comments and was told that an internal investigation has been launched into the allegations against Slamovich. A TNA spokeperson spoken to reportedly stated “We take any allegations like this very seriously, and have begun an internal investigation.”

Alba reported that he also reached out to Slamovich for comments but she has yet to respond back.