Post by tnafan4life on Oct 12, 2007 16:19:37 GMT -5
A few weeks ago, the 9/27 iMPACT! drew a pretty bad rating in the form of a 0.91 figure.
On the show, there was a women's gauntlet match. That match was the highest rated segment on the show as it gained 211,000 viewers over the previous segment.
Also, a Sting/Mesias brawl lost 79,000 viewers and a match between Sabin & Shelley vs. Hoyt & Rave lost 53,000 viewers.
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In the Sports section on Comcast Digital, there is a half-hour program promoting this Sunday's pay-per-view, Bound For Glory. The program features video packages and clips of matches on Impact from the last month or so building up this Sunday's pay-per-view. One match they're promoting on the show has since been changed as it shows Judas Mesias in the graphic for the Monster's Ball match. Due to an injury in Mexico, he is being replaced in the match by Black Reign.
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Spike TV threw a big company party for TNA a few weeks ago. The party took place on 9/25 after the first two-hour iMPACT! taping. Everyone was drinking champagne and celebrating.
Pacman Jones had 500 $1 bills and was making it rain money. Nobody said anything about it, at least to him.
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On the Chicago Sun-Times’ web site, they have some quotes from Kurt Angle’s wife Karen in their “Quick Hits” section.
In one of the quotes, Karen talks about meeting Kurt for the first time at a Hooters restaurant where she worked as a saleswoman for Pittsburgh Brewing Company and he was there for an autograph appearance.
Regarding her future with TNA she says: ''I don't know if I'll ever wrestle, but if asked, sure, I'll do it. And, yeah, I have a few tricks under my sleeve, so I certainly could beat all of the TNA Knockouts and probably some of the TNA guys, too."
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Source:TNAWrestlingNews.com
On the show, there was a women's gauntlet match. That match was the highest rated segment on the show as it gained 211,000 viewers over the previous segment.
Also, a Sting/Mesias brawl lost 79,000 viewers and a match between Sabin & Shelley vs. Hoyt & Rave lost 53,000 viewers.
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In the Sports section on Comcast Digital, there is a half-hour program promoting this Sunday's pay-per-view, Bound For Glory. The program features video packages and clips of matches on Impact from the last month or so building up this Sunday's pay-per-view. One match they're promoting on the show has since been changed as it shows Judas Mesias in the graphic for the Monster's Ball match. Due to an injury in Mexico, he is being replaced in the match by Black Reign.
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Spike TV threw a big company party for TNA a few weeks ago. The party took place on 9/25 after the first two-hour iMPACT! taping. Everyone was drinking champagne and celebrating.
Pacman Jones had 500 $1 bills and was making it rain money. Nobody said anything about it, at least to him.
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On the Chicago Sun-Times’ web site, they have some quotes from Kurt Angle’s wife Karen in their “Quick Hits” section.
In one of the quotes, Karen talks about meeting Kurt for the first time at a Hooters restaurant where she worked as a saleswoman for Pittsburgh Brewing Company and he was there for an autograph appearance.
Regarding her future with TNA she says: ''I don't know if I'll ever wrestle, but if asked, sure, I'll do it. And, yeah, I have a few tricks under my sleeve, so I certainly could beat all of the TNA Knockouts and probably some of the TNA guys, too."
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Source:TNAWrestlingNews.com
ing gorgeous, but then I don't follow the indie scene a lot. So my question is... which of them can actually WRESTLE?
