Post by James Hetfield on Jul 20, 2008 11:41:01 GMT -5
I just read this somewhere. Not sure how many of you have seen this, but I'll post it anyway.
- TNA's Victory Road PPV this past Sunday in Houston, Texas at the Reliant Arena drew an estimated 3,000 fans. This is considered a pretty big disappointment with the show being built around the return of Booker T to his hometown and especially since a recent Smackdown taping in the same city was sold out. TNA did not draw well either in Atlanta for last year's Bound For Glory PPV in October despite booking Sting, Kurt Angle, The Steiner Brothers and others
As much as I knock TNA, I thought they were a little more successful than that. If they really only drew 3,000 fans for a pay-per-view that was heavily advertised on national television, the radio, and the internet, taking place in one of the biggest cities in the country, then TNA should just close tomorrow. That's not just a disappointment, that's a total failure.
- TNA's Victory Road PPV this past Sunday in Houston, Texas at the Reliant Arena drew an estimated 3,000 fans. This is considered a pretty big disappointment with the show being built around the return of Booker T to his hometown and especially since a recent Smackdown taping in the same city was sold out. TNA did not draw well either in Atlanta for last year's Bound For Glory PPV in October despite booking Sting, Kurt Angle, The Steiner Brothers and others
As much as I knock TNA, I thought they were a little more successful than that. If they really only drew 3,000 fans for a pay-per-view that was heavily advertised on national television, the radio, and the internet, taking place in one of the biggest cities in the country, then TNA should just close tomorrow. That's not just a disappointment, that's a total failure.
es them up completly. Here's my problem with TNA: