This freebie is for TNA Fans who ordered the PPV, so if you ordered this PPV (which advertised as a pre-Lockdown PPV) then it means you are a legit fan who will enjoy the video content as well.
I know who this freebie is for thankyou very much. I see the logic in your assumption that so called 'legit fans' will enjoy the content, but this does not also mean that they will be satisfied with the content as an apology for not only a disgrace of a PPV main event, but one caused by the company's inability to manage a performer, and make responsible and professional decisions regarding his inability to perform. Furthermore, on the subject of being a legit TNA fan, whilst I haven't been a paying customer of this particular PPV, consider this: I am a fan of apple computers, I like many of their products, and have felt satisfied with the purchases I have made as I feel they have either met or exceeded my expectation. This doesn't mean that I buy everything they produce, some products I find to be of little interest to me. Does this mean I'm not a legit fan of what they do as a whole? Also, if they were to start making mp3 players which were the size of a brick, with poor battery life and flimsy screens would it not be sensible to question the demise in the product quality, in light of their previous achievements and innovations? I would, in such a case be frustrated with this situation, as I am with TNA.
So if you are a WWE fan and think this freebie is bulls*t, this content is not for you anyway, so don't comment on behalf of real TNA Fans! If you haven't watched TNA for months, don't come here and comment on a PPV you never watched. Maybe you should have enjoyed some episodes on Impact if you dared to watch the show... If you don't then don't act like a TNA expert because you won't know sh*t!!! Free online content may not be worth sh*t for you but might be gold for a guy who is fan enough to order the PPV
At no point did I claim to comment on behalf of anyone but myself. Maybe I should have enjoyed some episodes of Impact if I'd dared to watch it? My instinct here is to think that it is hardly an act of great daring to venture towards the TV and watch Impact, but I think you've unintentionally hit the nail on the head. It is quite brave to turn on a show where performers you genuinly like are constantly being under-utilised in nonsense bullshit power-play storylines where has-been old wrestlers battle over control of blah, blah, blah....sorry it's just too painful to go over again and again.
For the record, I am a WWE fan, but not exclusively of course....I just love wrestling, and would love to enjoy TNA, but I feel they are not putting out a good enough product to bother with at the moment. I still follow TNA, and when I am confident that it will not be a bitter disappointment to watch Impact, I will start to tune in again. More to the point, my comparison was to the WWE's management of Jeff Hardy and his problems. I think it is very difficult to say anything other than WWE have always handled him and his issues far better than TNA ever has.