In a move already making waves across the wrestling world, sources close to United Toughness Alliance confirm that the company has officially signed its first-ever non-binary performer — Troy Lindz.

While UTA has long touted itself as a leader in progressive talent development, this signing marks a significant milestone in professional wrestling’s ongoing evolution. Insiders say Lindz brings more than just barrier-breaking representation; they bring charisma, flamboyance, and a unique hybrid style that fuses powerhouse offense with theatrical flair.

Debuting out of Miami, Florida, Lindz is already building buzz with their over-the-top entrances, fearless confidence, and an unapologetic dedication to authenticity. According to one source, “Troy doesn’t just wrestle — they put on a full performance. The crowd is going to love them or love to hate them, but either way, they’ll have everyone’s attention.”

UTA executives reportedly see Lindz as a potential cornerstone of their expanding roster, with early plans to spotlight them on major cards before the year ends. The signing also comes at a time when the company is pushing to diversify its presentation, having recently expanded its women’s division and tag team depth.

If the hype holds true, fans can expect Troy Lindz to step into the UTA ring with theme music as bold as their personality and matches that blur the line between spectacle and sport.

Rumors are swirling that Lindz’s in-ring debut could happen as soon as the next stop on The Great Southern Trendkill Tour, though nothing has been confirmed by UTA officials at press time.