Can This Solve Problems of TNA?

[filthyanimalz]

TNA's main problem is the industry that they operate in. After WCW folded people wanted an alternative to WWE and TNA was the only alternative with a chance to be another WCW. I don't think TNA was ever meant to big as big as it became in such a short period of time but there was definitely something about it in the early days wether it was the fresh new talents (similar to what made NXT popular in it's early days) or people simply wanting an alternative. Now that a lot of those talents have either finished in the business or are very close to finishing and we have seen literally hundreds of their matches they aren't exciting anymore. Same with TNA, it is now seen as a stale product as opposed to something fresh and new. The roster is still incredible and they still have moments of greatness and uniqueness but across the board it is stale. There was a time when I couldn't wait to watch Impact each and every week, mainly because you never knew what was going to happen (at least if you don't read spoilers) and because they somehow against the odds managed to scrape together a better roster than the mighty WWE sadly those days are gone and wrestling as a whole no longer has the colour, excitement or unpredictability that it once did.

 

[Tripleb2k1]

Right now Anthem is doing what needs to be done with restructuring the company behind the scenes and working on adding live touring to the schedule for 2017 to produce revenue & brand exposure...

they are a long way off from being justified in adding more PPVs. They need to sell more buys of the PPVs they currently do before expansion. Need to make money on PPVs before making more...

Going live, would the "Spoiler Effect" being eliminated warrant the excessive expense? They need to increase revenue before excessive spending. Right now only revenue is TV distribution deals and their marginal merchandise

 

[Navi]

In canada, tna is playing on the fight network which is a real tv channel in canada based out of toronto and it's been playing on this network since the destination america days with alot of other wrestling shows like tna epics, xplosion, greatest matches, unfinish business, roh, new japan, icw from ireland, aaa & cmll. How you didn't know that by now is beyond me. Really, that's the only reason why anthem bought tna in the first place because it's a great rating getter for the fight network, so I understand why they would want to keep it on the air. From what I heard, the only show that get better ratings on the fight network then impact wrestling is ufc shows so why not keep the show on the network.

I'm not doing a plug for them but you should really watch if your cable provider as the network which I doubt they don't becauseit's been around for 10 years and pretty much every cable providers as it on their lineup.

Well blow me down, I had no idea that it was on TV never went looking for it and didn't know that Impact was shown on there. Actually this TNA thing is the first time I've heard of the Fight Network.

Now that you have informed me, we went hunting and did find the Fight Network on channel 475 and 427. So when we figure out when Impact is on we can watch it. Thank you.

 

[Psykohurricane55]

Well blow me down, I had no idea that it was on TV never went looking for it and didn't know that Impact was shown on there. Actually this TNA thing is the first time I've heard of the Fight Network.

Now that you have informed me, we went hunting and did find the Fight Network on channel 475 and 427. So when we figure out when Impact is on we can watch it. Thank you.

You're welcome, the first showing of impact is on the same day as the u.s broadcast o thursday at 8..m. then it's got multiple replay during the week and if you like watching older tna stuff, they have 3 shows tha plays during the weeks which shows old matches, they have tna epics which was a 8 episode shows hosted by mick foley which shows matche from the first couple of years of tna, tna greatest matches which is more recent stuff from 2008 throught 2012, and unfinished buisiness which they focus on a certain feud and show the whole build up of the feud. This week it was about the sting/bobby roode feud. Their also a special show featurig the feud between jeff hardy and austin aries playing this wednesday.

plus like I wrote, it's a great network if your tired of watching wwe because they have pretty much every non wwe wrestling show except for lucha underground on the network.

so now that you know about the fight network, have fun watching tna especially this week episode since it's total non stop deletion that will aired on thursday.