Fight Network was its Canadian media partner, and Anthem was loaning TNA money during 2016.[9] On January 4, 2017, Anthem acquired a majority stake in TNA, forming the subsidiary Anthem Wrestling Exhibitions;[10] the TNA brand was replaced full-time by Impact Wrestling, in reference to the title of the promotion's flagship TV series. After Jeff Jarrett rejoined the promotion as chief creative director, Impact was re-branded as GFW to "merge" it with Jarrett's Global Force Wrestling and Anthem announced its intent to acquire its assets,[11] but by October 23, 2017, Anthem had cut its ties with Jarret and the Impact brand had been reinstated.[12][13]