Your argument wa that because Challange is on Freeview and a lot of people in the UK watch TNA, a lot of people watching TNA must not have Sky. Which as I pointed out, Challange is available on Sky, your argument is made up as there is no way to tell whether people are watching TNA on Sky or not if the channel showing it is available both ways.
Again, unless you can back it up, you can't say that people watch TNA simply because it is on a Freeview channel and they don't want to pay for Sky. You are making up arguments here.
And you are making the DUMBEST assertion possible. To quote from earlier in the thread.
The fact the Challange is available on Sky makes your argument that a large number of people don't have Sky, completely made up.
Okay, time for some facts.
Challenge is available on the following platforms...
Sky
Virgin Media
Freesat
Freeview
There are about 24 million homes in the UK right now.
Sky is currently available in about 11 million homes.
Virgin Media is currently available in about 3 million homes, and can only reach about 12 or 13 million homes, it's not totally national.
Freesat is currently available in about 4 million homes.
Freeview is available in every home in the country. More people have access to Challenge via Freeview, than via Sky, and a majority of those are not Sky subscribers.
TNA gets more viewers than WWE in the UK, because it is on a channel that is available to be seen on every TV in the country. That's not supposition, that's undeniable fact. 166,000 according to the latest BARB figures, compared to 142,000 for WWE RAW on Sky Sports 3, a channel that can only be viewed right now in about 10 million homes.
There are about 13 million homes that don't wanna pay for Sky. That's a majority, by the way.
If WWE Network becomes part of the Sky platform, then it will alienate a lot of potential possible subscribers, because of being part of the Sky platform. That's because of Sky being owned by Rupert Murdoch, and he is a polarizing figure. That is undeniable fact, and I have met many people who will never pay for Sky, because of that fact.
On the flip side of all this, is the fact that Challenge is owned by Sky, and Sky have both of the major US wrestling companies on their channels. But Sky choose to provide Challenge to Freeview, Freesat and Virgin Media. They have pulled channels in the past. Sky Sports News was on Freeview from 2003 to 2008, and then they pulled it and returned it to being a subscription service. If they wanted to pull Challenge back behind the paywall, they could, but they choose not to.