DieOff
02-24-2008, 10:43 AM
Source: Wrestling Observer
- There are still talks going on regarding a possible all-TNA Knockouts television program. However, if the idea plays out, it probably won't be airing on Spike TV with iMPACT. They will likely sell it to another network. Within TNA, there is some skepticism on doing an all-Knockout's show because they don't know if the high quarter hour ratings the division usually gets will continue when they have to carry a whole show.
- TNA's Against All Odds pay-per-view in Greenville, South Carolina drew 3,500 fans according to their box office. At the same time, the show was heavily papered and drew a little less than 2,000 paying fans, and that's with a two-for-one ticket special sale the Bi-Lo Center had.
- A few people in TNA recently floated the idea to people within WWE about taking VKM, BG and Kip James, off of their hands. Sources say that WWE actually said they might consider BG James, but said the company wants nothing to do with Kip.
- There are still talks going on regarding a possible all-TNA Knockouts television program. However, if the idea plays out, it probably won't be airing on Spike TV with iMPACT. They will likely sell it to another network. Within TNA, there is some skepticism on doing an all-Knockout's show because they don't know if the high quarter hour ratings the division usually gets will continue when they have to carry a whole show.
- TNA's Against All Odds pay-per-view in Greenville, South Carolina drew 3,500 fans according to their box office. At the same time, the show was heavily papered and drew a little less than 2,000 paying fans, and that's with a two-for-one ticket special sale the Bi-Lo Center had.
- A few people in TNA recently floated the idea to people within WWE about taking VKM, BG and Kip James, off of their hands. Sources say that WWE actually said they might consider BG James, but said the company wants nothing to do with Kip.