Timeline
(1/8) The Pope leaves TNA
(1/8) Sarita leaves TNA
(1/9) Rosita leaves TNA
(1/10) New PPV strategy announced. TNA cuts PPVs from twelve to four.
(1/12) "X-Travaganza" and "Joker's Wild" Taped in Orlando
(1/22) Kid Kash leaves TNA.
(1/31) TNA announces that IMPACT will go on the road from now on starting in March.
(Early 2013) A number of TNA office staff including Chris Thomas, Michael Krewson, Jules Wortman, Craig Jenkins and Lindsey Bynum depart TNA.
(March) Rob Van Dam's contract expires. He later goes to WWE.
(3/17-3/19) TNA films final six One Night Only PPVs.
(3/19) Final TNA show takes place in the IMPACT Zone, concluding an 8-year relationship with Universal Studios.
(3/21) New X Division rules announced.
(4/24) Rafael Morffi hired for TNA Live Events
(5/9) TNA announces deal with Youtube.
(6/2) Kurt Angle announced as second TNA Hall of Fame nominee
(6/4) Rampage Jackson signs with TNA Wrestling and Bellator.
(6/4) Alex Silva released from TNA.
(6/4) Doug Williams released from TNA.
(6/4) Todd Keneley released from TNA.
(6/15) Mike Weber (VP of Marketing) released from TNA.
(6/27) Knockouts Tag Team Titles phased out.
(6/27) TNA hired John Gaburick as VP of Television Production.
(7/3) Madison Rayne released from TNA.
(7/3) Crimson released from TNA.
(7/3) Taeler Hendrix released from TNA.
(7/3) Christian York released from TNA.
(7/3) Joey Ryan released from TNA.
(7/9) Matt Morgan requests and is granted his TNA release.
(7/16) Tara released from TNA.
(7/16) DOC parts ways with TNA.
(7/16) D'Lo Brown released from TNA.
(7/17) Bruce Prichard (VP of Programming, Head of Creative and Head of Talent Relations) departs TNA.
(7/20) TNA suffers fiasco at House Show when most of the advertised talent can't compete due to licensing issues.
(7/23) Jesse Sorenson released from TNA.