Will the Grammy Awards airing on CBS affect ppv buys for TNA's Against All Odds event tonight? Usually WWE or TNA wouldn't dare schedule an event on the same night as something that draws a HUGE audience like the Grammys. I'm sure both events have been scheduled for a long time but I'm going to give TNA the benefit of the doubt and assume AAO was scheduled first because otherwise it wouldn't be a very smart move at all.
I realize that in the days of DVRs that this normally wouldn't be a huge issue anymore. However, Sunday is a HUGE night for television and there are many wrestling fans who watch other programs religiously on Sunday nights. I am included in this group as I want to watch the Grammys plus I never miss Animation Domination on Fox (sounds like a tag team name lol).
So my questions to you guys are....A) Do you think other television programming will affect tonight's ppv? B) Is the Against All Odds card strong enough to compel people to choose it over other programming? & C) If buyrates are low, will the Grammy Awards be used as a scapegoat?
Your thoughts will be appreciated.
I realize that in the days of DVRs that this normally wouldn't be a huge issue anymore. However, Sunday is a HUGE night for television and there are many wrestling fans who watch other programs religiously on Sunday nights. I am included in this group as I want to watch the Grammys plus I never miss Animation Domination on Fox (sounds like a tag team name lol).
So my questions to you guys are....A) Do you think other television programming will affect tonight's ppv? B) Is the Against All Odds card strong enough to compel people to choose it over other programming? & C) If buyrates are low, will the Grammy Awards be used as a scapegoat?
Your thoughts will be appreciated.