Zoey Serrano has reunited with Shayna Baszler in TNA Wrestling and the two now hold the TNA Knockouts World Tag Team Championships, but Serrano made clear she has not abandoned her individual ambitions. Speaking on Busted Open, Serrano said she has expressed to creative that she still wants a singles run despite the success of her renewed pairing with Baszler.
Serrano and Baszler captured the Knockouts World Tag Team Titles at the 2026 Bound For Glory pay-per-view, reuniting a partnership the two had built previously. The tag title victory marked a significant moment for both competitors, giving Serrano championship gold in TNA while tying her career back to Baszler, one of the promotion’s most notable recent signings.
During her Busted Open appearance, Serrano recounted the moment she learned that Baszler had signed with TNA, describing it as a development that set the stage for their reunion inside the company. The two had a prior working relationship before Baszler’s arrival in TNA, and their chemistry carried over quickly once they were paired again, culminating in the Bound For Glory title win.
Even with that tag team success, Serrano was direct about her broader goals. She told Busted Open that she has communicated to TNA creative that singles competition remains a priority for her, signaling that she views the tag title reign as a step in her career rather than a final destination. Serrano’s comments suggest she is looking toward opportunities beyond the tag division, even as she and Baszler continue to hold the Knockouts World Tag Team Championships.
The dynamic sets up an interesting tension for TNA’s Knockouts division going forward. Serrano and Baszler remain a formidable pairing at the top of the tag team ranks, but Serrano’s public comments about wanting singles gold raise the question of how the promotion might eventually balance her championship commitments with her stated desire to compete for individual titles. No specific plans for a singles push have been detailed beyond Serrano’s remarks, and TNA has not announced any changes to the current Knockouts World Tag Team Championship picture.
For now, Serrano and Baszler remain partners atop the division as reigning tag champions, with Serrano’s comments on Busted Open offering a clear look at her long-term aspirations within the company.
