WrestlingNews.co: "On Saturday’s Wrestling Observer radio, Meltzer confirmed that TNA is for sale

[FreshAIG]

Lemon pepper wings on a pole match.

Funny enough because Ross was at a TNA ppv before in the crowd

 

[richaveli83]

Funny enough because Ross was at a TNA ppv before in the crowd

Wow so he's actually a wrestling fan. Most of these celebrities that show up at WWE events are usually using it to hype their upcoming project or not really into wrestling like that.

 

[FreshAIG]

Wow so he's actually a wrestling fan. Most of these celebrities that show up at WWE events are usually using it to hype their upcoming project or not really into wrestling like that.

 

[Art Barr]

BART ARR IS IN THE IMPACT COLISEUM!!!

Y'all want me to be the on screen owner,........?


Art Barr

 

[WOAHMYGOODNESS]

Rozay running impact
Wale cutting poetic promos

 

[WOAHMYGOODNESS]

Rozay grew up idolizing ric flair and his style. U must no5 have heard rick ross cut those glorious promos in any of his interviews.
Plus hes from the south wreslting always is big down south

 

[mr x]

Enter, nick cannon.

 

[Norrin Radd]

If Wale & Rick turn TNA into somethin like Def Jam Vendetta, I am in

 

[Da King]

As long as Vince McMahon doesn't buy the company i'll be happy. If anything Jeff Jarrett should try to get his company back. Say what you want about him but when he was running things TNA was enjoyable.

@Ed MOTHEREFFING G @Ed MOTHERfukkING G

 

[Kidd Dibiase]

 

[Vinny Lupton]

Meltzer said that a few years ago they had a deal on the table for decent money, but Dixie's dad wouldn't sell it unless they promised to keep Dixie on board, so Toby Keith backed out Have kids, brehs

Two years ago, when Toby Keith was in talks with Bob Carter about buying the promotion (which the promotion vehemently denied at the time), which in theory would have been run by Jeff Jarrett (Keith is also friends with Jim Ross), there was at least a solid base of fans and a very viable television platform. They had in excess of 1 million viewers and a prime time show on Spike. At that point the deal fell through because Bob insisted that Dixie be promised a place in the new company, which Keith wouldn’t agree to.

 

[Vinny Lupton]

TNA’s U.K. tour was far worse than it looked like originally. The attendance figures we listed in the Observer were the numbers in the building but numbers of paid from the venue itself indicates most of the tickets were papered. It’s not known what the deal is regarding the splits between TNA and local promoters and if TNA got a guarantee to come in, or it was a revenue split. If it was a revenue split, then the lower than expected gates would lead to less cash right now.

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