Trey Miguel Highlights The Importance Of Pre-Show Matches

Originally posted on Wrestlezone | By Hamish Woodward | Last updated 4/19/24

Trey Miguel does not share some fan’s opinions about pre-shows.

TNA has announced three pre-show matches for their upcoming Rebellion 2024 pay-per-view. The event takes place on April 20th in Paradise, Nevada, with a main event that sees Nic Nemeth take on Moose for the TNA World Championship.

One of the pre-show matches sees Leon Slater and ABC take on Trey Miguel, Zachary Wentz and Myron Reed in a huge six-man tag team match. While this is a good showcase for all six men, some fans are not happy that they are not on the main show.

Twitter user “the_yellowbone” Tweeted that TNA “been doing my boy trey dirty” with his inclusion on the pre-show. However, the wrestler himself has a much different take on being on TNA’s kick-off show for one of their biggest events so far in 2024.

they been doing my boy trey dirty
— ??yellowbone?? (@The_yellowbone) April 19, 2024

Trey Miguel replied to the user, claiming that the pre-shows “means a lot” in the grand scheme of things. He noted that good matches can entice some last-minute buys, and putting them on before the main card shows that the company does value the talent involved.

On Twitter, he said:

I can see why it may seem that way but the preshow means a lot. When we have a ppv and want to capture those last minute buy-ins we use our preshow to grab them. So in a way it’s TNA saying, if our card didn’t sell them to buy the ppv, let’s see how they feel after they see Trey! https://t.co/j0ewQlmUYp
— Trey Miguel ? (@TheTreyMiguel) April 19, 2024

Trey Miguel Is Park Of A Pack Card For TNA Rebellion

Trey Miguel’s match is just one of ten stacked matches on the TNA Rebellion 2024 card. As well as a huge main event title match, Alexander Hammerstone battles Josh Alexander in a Last Man Standing match. All other TNA belts are also on the line, in what could be the best TNA show of the year.

The full card for TNA Rebellion 2024 is as follows:

TNA World Championship: Moose (c) vs. Nic Nemeth
Knockouts Championship: Jordynne Grace (c) vs. Steph De Lander ( without Matt Cardona)
TNA World Tag Team Championship: Brian Myers & Eddie Edwards (c) vs. Mike Bailey & Trent Seven
X-Division Championship: Mustafa Ali (c) vs. Jake Something
Last Man Standing: Josh Alexander vs. Alexander Hammerstone
Full Metal Mayhem: Eric Young vs. Frankie Kazarian
Joe Hendry vs. Rich Swann
(Pre-Show) Knockouts World Tag Team Championship: Jody Threat & Dani Luna (c) vs. Rosemary & Havok
(Pre-Show) TNA Digital Media Championship: Crazzy Steve (c) vs. Laredo Kid
(Pre-Show) Ace Austin, Chris Bey, & Leon Slater vs. Trey Miguel, Zachary Wentz, & Myron Reed