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Post by OVO 40 hunched over like he 80 on Aug 31, 2015 0:03:19 GMT -5
So TNA is ending the same way it began, by being wrestlecrap. First Cheex then Bigfoot.
RF Video, Highspots, and Kayfabe Commentaries are gonna make a killing with their shoots. I want to hear James Storm burying the shit out of TNA.
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Post by Mayonnaise on Aug 31, 2015 0:14:19 GMT -5
So TNA is ending the same way it began, by being wrestlecrap. First Cheex then Bigfoot. RF Video, Highspots, and Kayfabe Commentaries are gonna make a killing with their shoots. I want to hear James Storm burying the shit out of TNA. So James, what can you tell us about winning the title from Kurt? Man after what Hogan did to Bobby we went and drank until bell time. I didn't even know what was planned until I walked through the curtain. Are you telling me TNA let some drunk wrestle in the main event? Oh yeah, constantly. Hell, I am glad I was only buzzed so one of us was sober for match. What? Yeah, Kurt was gone. Another "Why won't Vince return my calls" bender.
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Post by OVO 40 hunched over like he 80 on Aug 31, 2015 0:19:27 GMT -5
So TNA is ending the same way it began, by being wrestlecrap. First Cheex then Bigfoot. RF Video, Highspots, and Kayfabe Commentaries are gonna make a killing with their shoots. I want to hear James Storm burying the shit out of TNA. So James, what can you tell us about winning the title from Kurt? Man after what Hogan did to Bobby we went and drank until bell time. I didn't even know what was planned until I walked through the curtain. Are you telling me TNA let some drunk wrestle in the main event? Oh yeah, constantly. Hell, I am glad I was only buzzed so one of us was sober for match. What? Yeah, Kurt was gone. Another "Why won't Vince return my calls" bender. Lol sad thing is that I wouldn't be surprised if that actually happened. I think that Storm wants to rip apart tna for a time now. In his episode on the Stone Cold podcast, he spoke about the reverse battle royal and the blindfold match in a cage, and he buried both concepts.
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Post by CATCH_US IS the Conversation on Aug 31, 2015 0:23:43 GMT -5
A ditch they threw themselves into after it Spike went beyond what they should've done for them. Even offering to help them get on CMT after their contract expired with them when they had no reason to do so. We all heard after they left Spike how they was badmouthing them and claiming they did nothing for them when they signed with DA, well look where they are at now. Yeah also that they couldn't survive with only one show and that they were happy DA were gonna help them grow...well those shows got cancelled because they were only replays and interviews with Mike Tenay. Let's not forget also that once the relationship they had with DA turned sour, Dixie insulted the top executives in an email, calling them dummies. What network is going to want to deal with a person with a shady track record that insults the network executives once things turn bad. DA was the lowest of the low, like a step above public access, I can't see them surviving with less money from a shittier network, soon they won't be able to afford Big Donnie and Freight Train. I think TNA only exists so that Dixie doesn't f***s up Panda Energy. DA ARE dummies. Dixie's ineptitude aside, Impact is getting higher ratings than all of their other programming, and actually pretty good ratings for a non-WWE promotion on an obscure cable channel. I know that may be hard to believe because I think some people actually take the LOLTNA jokes about "only four people watching hurr durr" as fact. DA are the ones who didn't seem to "get" that pro wrestling just isn't as popular as it once was and are taking that out on TNA. Dixie has no idea how to run a business, but That doesn't put DA in the right. And is Dixie even employed by Panda Energy? Doesn't she have her own job, which is how she met Jarrett in the first place? And why would Bob and Janice be obligated to give her anything if TNA no longer existed.
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Post by OVO 40 hunched over like he 80 on Aug 31, 2015 0:35:52 GMT -5
Yeah also that they couldn't survive with only one show and that they were happy DA were gonna help them grow...well those shows got cancelled because they were only replays and interviews with Mike Tenay. Let's not forget also that once the relationship they had with DA turned sour, Dixie insulted the top executives in an email, calling them dummies. What network is going to want to deal with a person with a shady track record that insults the network executives once things turn bad. DA was the lowest of the low, like a step above public access, I can't see them surviving with less money from a shittier network, soon they won't be able to afford Big Donnie and Freight Train. I think TNA only exists so that Dixie doesn't f***s up Panda Energy. DA ARE dummies. Dixie's ineptitude aside, Impact is getting higher ratings than all of their other programming, and actually pretty good ratings for a non-WWE promotion on an obscure cable channel. I know that may be hard to believe because I think some people actually take the LOLTNA jokes about "only four people watching hurr durr" as fact. DA are the ones who didn't seem to "get" that pro wrestling just isn't as popular as it once was and are taking that out on TNA. Dixie has no idea how to run a business, but That doesn't put DA in the right. And is Dixie even employed by Panda Energy? Doesn't she have her own job, which is how she met Jarrett in the first place? And why would Bob and Janice be obligated to give her anything if TNA no longer existed. It's one thing to believe if they are dummies or not, but it's stupid and unprofessional when the owner of the company accidentally sends them an email where she calls them dummies. She quite possibly ruined the relationship. Destination America also believed in them to the point they gave TNA an extra show, which got cancelled. TNA has also behaved irresponsibly by doing the GFW angle without telling DA in advance. They were basically giving free publicity to a wrestling company that doesn't airs in their network. I don't think GFW paid DA for the airtime. Yeah they have the biggest ratings but I think the show costs more to produce than what it raises. I know that Dixie used to have her own business and that's how she met Jeff but I don't know if she still have it today. And lastly, Bob Carter refused to sell TNA because she wanted Dixie to still have some power within the company. Bob will keep bailing her out when the company dies.
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Post by Jedi-El of Tomorrow on Aug 31, 2015 0:59:41 GMT -5
]DA ARE dummies. Dixie's ineptitude aside, Impact is getting higher ratings than all of their other programming, and actually pretty good ratings for a non-WWE promotion on an obscure cable channel. I know that may be hard to believe because I think some people actually take the LOLTNA jokes about "only four people watching hurr durr" as fact. DA are the ones who didn't seem to "get" that pro wrestling just isn't as popular as it once was and are taking that out on TNA. Dixie has no idea how to run a business, but That doesn't put DA in the right. But companies don't want to advertise during it. It's not like WWE and USA, where WWE brings up USA's ratings enough for USA to brag to sponsors about their ratings, and sponsors buy ad time during stuff like NCIS reruns, Mr Robot, Suits, Complications, Graceland, and their other shows. WWE is also more advertiser friendly since going PG. TNA isn't liked by advertisers, they don't reach a big audience, people don't buy their stuff enough to keep a toy deal, or a trading card deal.
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Post by Oh Cry Me a Screwball on Aug 31, 2015 1:23:01 GMT -5
]DA ARE dummies. Dixie's ineptitude aside, Impact is getting higher ratings than all of their other programming, and actually pretty good ratings for a non-WWE promotion on an obscure cable channel. I know that may be hard to believe because I think some people actually take the LOLTNA jokes about "only four people watching hurr durr" as fact. DA are the ones who didn't seem to "get" that pro wrestling just isn't as popular as it once was and are taking that out on TNA. Dixie has no idea how to run a business, but That doesn't put DA in the right. But companies don't want to advertise during it. It's not like WWE and USA, where WWE brings up USA's ratings enough for USA to brag to sponsors about their ratings, and sponsors buy ad time during stuff like NCIS reruns, Mr Robot, Suits, Complications, Graceland, and their other shows. WWE is also more advertiser friendly since going PG. TNA isn't liked by advertisers, they don't reach a big audience, people don't buy their stuff enough to keep a toy deal, or a trading card deal. And their name certainly doesn't help advertisers that might be on the fence about advertising on 'rasslin. Who really wants to be associated with Tits N Ass Wrestling?
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Post by OVO 40 hunched over like he 80 on Aug 31, 2015 1:54:20 GMT -5
But companies don't want to advertise during it. It's not like WWE and USA, where WWE brings up USA's ratings enough for USA to brag to sponsors about their ratings, and sponsors buy ad time during stuff like NCIS reruns, Mr Robot, Suits, Complications, Graceland, and their other shows. WWE is also more advertiser friendly since going PG. TNA isn't liked by advertisers, they don't reach a big audience, people don't buy their stuff enough to keep a toy deal, or a trading card deal. And their name certainly doesn't help advertisers that might be on the fence about advertising on 'rasslin. Who really wants to be associated with Tits N Ass Wrestling? It also doesn't help when the f***ing owner can't give an straight answer when someone ask her if the name is TNA or impact wrestling.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 31, 2015 2:29:20 GMT -5
Yeah also that they couldn't survive with only one show and that they were happy DA were gonna help them grow...well those shows got cancelled because they were only replays and interviews with Mike Tenay. Let's not forget also that once the relationship they had with DA turned sour, Dixie insulted the top executives in an email, calling them dummies. What network is going to want to deal with a person with a shady track record that insults the network executives once things turn bad. DA was the lowest of the low, like a step above public access, I can't see them surviving with less money from a shittier network, soon they won't be able to afford Big Donnie and Freight Train. I think TNA only exists so that Dixie doesn't f***s up Panda Energy. DA ARE dummies. Dixie's ineptitude aside, Impact is getting higher ratings than all of their other programming, and actually pretty good ratings for a non-WWE promotion on an obscure cable channel. I know that may be hard to believe because I think some people actually take the LOLTNA jokes about "only four people watching hurr durr" as fact. DA are the ones who didn't seem to "get" that pro wrestling just isn't as popular as it once was and are taking that out on TNA. Dixie has no idea how to run a business, but That doesn't put DA in the right. And is Dixie even employed by Panda Energy? Doesn't she have her own job, which is how she met Jarrett in the first place? And why would Bob and Janice be obligated to give her anything if TNA no longer existed. We don't know what DA are paying TNA but can assume its more than a regular DA show would get due to the overheads. If 'Bigfoot hunters' gets 20k viewers DA are probably content as they just had to pay for a bigfoot suit and the camermans moonshine. But if TNA pull in 200k (with few advertisers) that might be deemed disappointing if DA are contributing to Angle and Hardy's massive salaries.
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Post by A Platypus Rave on Aug 31, 2015 2:34:17 GMT -5
Yeah also that they couldn't survive with only one show and that they were happy DA were gonna help them grow...well those shows got cancelled because they were only replays and interviews with Mike Tenay. Let's not forget also that once the relationship they had with DA turned sour, Dixie insulted the top executives in an email, calling them dummies. What network is going to want to deal with a person with a shady track record that insults the network executives once things turn bad. DA was the lowest of the low, like a step above public access, I can't see them surviving with less money from a shittier network, soon they won't be able to afford Big Donnie and Freight Train. I think TNA only exists so that Dixie doesn't f***s up Panda Energy. DA ARE dummies. Dixie's ineptitude aside, Impact is getting higher ratings than all of their other programming, and actually pretty good ratings for a non-WWE promotion on an obscure cable channel. I know that may be hard to believe because I think some people actually take the LOLTNA jokes about "only four people watching hurr durr" as fact. DA are the ones who didn't seem to "get" that pro wrestling just isn't as popular as it once was and are taking that out on TNA. Dixie has no idea how to run a business, but That doesn't put DA in the right. And is Dixie even employed by Panda Energy? Doesn't she have her own job, which is how she met Jarrett in the first place? And why would Bob and Janice be obligated to give her anything if TNA no longer existed. TNA do not bring the ratings to justify their continued existence. They may be the top rated program on a 3rd string channel... but Bigfoot's Grill-a-thon brings in more ad money and for cheaper than an episode of Impact. DA are not a charity, they are a business. TNA is only valuable to them if they are making them money and currently they AREN'T. Not to mention they aren't even always the #1 show on the network .
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Post by Palmer on Aug 31, 2015 4:16:57 GMT -5
Yeah also that they couldn't survive with only one show and that they were happy DA were gonna help them grow...well those shows got cancelled because they were only replays and interviews with Mike Tenay. Let's not forget also that once the relationship they had with DA turned sour, Dixie insulted the top executives in an email, calling them dummies. What network is going to want to deal with a person with a shady track record that insults the network executives once things turn bad. DA was the lowest of the low, like a step above public access, I can't see them surviving with less money from a shittier network, soon they won't be able to afford Big Donnie and Freight Train. I think TNA only exists so that Dixie doesn't f***s up Panda Energy. DA ARE dummies. Dixie's ineptitude aside, Impact is getting higher ratings than all of their other programming, and actually pretty good ratings for a non-WWE promotion on an obscure cable channel. I know that may be hard to believe because I think some people actually take the LOLTNA jokes about "only four people watching hurr durr" as fact. DA are the ones who didn't seem to "get" that pro wrestling just isn't as popular as it once was and are taking that out on TNA. Dixie has no idea how to run a business, but That doesn't put DA in the right. And is Dixie even employed by Panda Energy? Doesn't she have her own job, which is how she met Jarrett in the first place? And why would Bob and Janice be obligated to give her anything if TNA no longer existed. Ratings are there, the profit is not. What they get in return is not worth the headache.
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Post by Jedi-El of Tomorrow on Sept 1, 2015 5:38:09 GMT -5
And this whole Bram thing is going to hurt them with advertisers even more.
A guy gets arrested for Domestic Violence, and in the police report he admitted to throwing her on the bed and holding her down by the neck, and TNA suspends him. Advertisers won't be happy about any potential blow back they'd get by sponsoring TNA.
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Post by Sephiroth on Sept 1, 2015 6:46:07 GMT -5
So TNA is ending the same way it began, by being wrestlecrap. First Cheex then Bigfoot. RF Video, Highspots, and Kayfabe Commentaries are gonna make a killing with their shoots. I want to hear James Storm burying the shit out of TNA. He's probably going to run into the sunset singing "Born Free."
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Post by Mozenrath on Sept 1, 2015 8:53:29 GMT -5
And this whole Bram thing is going to hurt them with advertisers even more. A guy gets arrested for Domestic Violence, and in the police report he admitted to throwing her on the bed and holding her down by the neck, and TNA suspends him. Advertisers won't be happy about any potential blow back they'd get by sponsoring TNA. At this point, I don't even know how much they can further degrade as a desirable product to advertise on, but I get why they didn't outright fire him, if they would have had to figure out what to do with pre-filmed footage, or if they'd have been beholden to contractually pay him some kind of severance. That said, if neither of those is the case, then yeah, f*** them.
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Post by Shark on Sept 1, 2015 17:50:30 GMT -5
And this whole Bram thing is going to hurt them with advertisers even more. A guy gets arrested for Domestic Violence, and in the police report he admitted to throwing her on the bed and holding her down by the neck, and TNA suspends him. Advertisers won't be happy about any potential blow back they'd get by sponsoring TNA. At this point, I don't even know how much they can further degrade as a desirable product to advertise on, but I get why they didn't outright fire him, if they would have had to figure out what to do with pre-filmed footage, or if they'd have been beholden to contractually pay him some kind of severance. That said, if neither of those is the case, then yeah, f*** them. I would like to think that TNA has a clause in the contract that if a talent gets arrested or otherwise screws up and makes the company look bad, they can be fired with little to no severance due. TNa didn't fire him because they prefer getting burnt time after time before learning anything.
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Post by Oh Cry Me a Screwball on Sept 1, 2015 17:59:51 GMT -5
At this point, I don't even know how much they can further degrade as a desirable product to advertise on, but I get why they didn't outright fire him, if they would have had to figure out what to do with pre-filmed footage, or if they'd have been beholden to contractually pay him some kind of severance. That said, if neither of those is the case, then yeah, f*** them. I would like to think that TNA has a clause in the contract that if a talent gets arrested or otherwise screws up and makes the company look bad, they can be fired with little to no severance due. TNa didn't fire him because they prefer getting burnt time after time before learning anything. Maybe they had that clause on his last five contracts, but forgot it on the last one he signed.
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Post by peter on Sept 1, 2015 19:42:10 GMT -5
I would like to think that TNA has a clause in the contract that if a talent gets arrested or otherwise screws up and makes the company look bad, they can be fired with little to no severance due. TNa didn't fire him because they prefer getting burnt time after time before learning anything. Maybe they had that clause on his last five contracts, but forgot it on the last one he signed. We have a winner. No need for any more posts
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Post by This Player Hating Mothman on Sept 1, 2015 22:18:55 GMT -5
Yeah also that they couldn't survive with only one show and that they were happy DA were gonna help them grow...well those shows got cancelled because they were only replays and interviews with Mike Tenay. Let's not forget also that once the relationship they had with DA turned sour, Dixie insulted the top executives in an email, calling them dummies. What network is going to want to deal with a person with a shady track record that insults the network executives once things turn bad. DA was the lowest of the low, like a step above public access, I can't see them surviving with less money from a shittier network, soon they won't be able to afford Big Donnie and Freight Train. I think TNA only exists so that Dixie doesn't f***s up Panda Energy. DA ARE dummies. Dixie's ineptitude aside, Impact is getting higher ratings than all of their other programming, and actually pretty good ratings for a non-WWE promotion on an obscure cable channel. I know that may be hard to believe because I think some people actually take the LOLTNA jokes about "only four people watching hurr durr" as fact. DA are the ones who didn't seem to "get" that pro wrestling just isn't as popular as it once was and are taking that out on TNA. Dixie has no idea how to run a business, but That doesn't put DA in the right. And is Dixie even employed by Panda Energy? Doesn't she have her own job, which is how she met Jarrett in the first place? And why would Bob and Janice be obligated to give her anything if TNA no longer existed. Her main complaint was that they weren't posting the DVR numbers and showing that Impact was rating much better than what it looked like, even though a) nobody in the industry cares about the DVR numbers b) no other show is measured by them anywhere, so her insistence was unfounded and ridiculous anyway. Dixie is still 100% the idiot here for not understanding how television works despite her company having had three network TV deals during her tenure. DA might be naive about their hopes for wrestling on their channel bringing in viewers, but they aren't "taking that out" on TNA, they're making a sound business decision based on something that doesn't work. With a company that has repeatedly been a major pain in their asses. Dixie skipped the quarterly meeting shortly after the email incident, didn't warn the TV execs of the Jarret thing or that they were advertising a rival company which also reportedly had them miffed, and on the final episode they recorded, took the piss with the whole Bigfoot thing. f***, the pilot episode she had filmed for her reality show is her complaining about the DVR numbers thing; you just know she tried shopping it to DA before anyone else, but she's complaining about the network themselves in that pilot. No, this is all on Dixie, and I don't see any way that DA has actually done anything wrong in this mess short of a risky business move in trying to televise wrestling that didn't work out like they wanted.
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Post by CATCH_US IS the Conversation on Sept 1, 2015 22:39:08 GMT -5
DA ARE dummies. Dixie's ineptitude aside, Impact is getting higher ratings than all of their other programming, and actually pretty good ratings for a non-WWE promotion on an obscure cable channel. I know that may be hard to believe because I think some people actually take the LOLTNA jokes about "only four people watching hurr durr" as fact. DA are the ones who didn't seem to "get" that pro wrestling just isn't as popular as it once was and are taking that out on TNA. Dixie has no idea how to run a business, but That doesn't put DA in the right. And is Dixie even employed by Panda Energy? Doesn't she have her own job, which is how she met Jarrett in the first place? And why would Bob and Janice be obligated to give her anything if TNA no longer existed. Her main complaint was that they weren't posting the DVR numbers and showing that Impact was rating much better than what it looked like, even though a) nobody in the industry cares about the DVR numbers b) no other show is measured by them anywhere, so her insistence was unfounded and ridiculous anyway. Dixie is still 100% the idiot here for not understanding how television works despite her company having had three network TV deals during her tenure. DA might be naive about their hopes for wrestling on their channel bringing in viewers, but they aren't "taking that out" on TNA, they're making a sound business decision based on something that doesn't work. With a company that has repeatedly been a major pain in their asses. Dixie skipped the quarterly meeting shortly after the email incident, didn't warn the TV execs of the Jarret thing or that they were advertising a rival company which also reportedly had them miffed, and on the final episode they recorded, took the piss with the whole Bigfoot thing. f***, the pilot episode she had filmed for her reality show is her complaining about the DVR numbers thing; you just know she tried shopping it to DA before anyone else, but she's complaining about the network themselves in that pilot. No, this is all on Dixie, and I don't see any way that DA has actually done anything wrong in this mess short of a risky business move in trying to televise wrestling that didn't work out like they wanted. The DVR stuff was Dixie's attempt to justify that the ratings are higher than they were. BUT even without the DVR numbers, their ratings are still pretty high. Dixie is not blameless, but lets not try to pretend that DA is blameless either. Their "sound business decision based on something that didn't work" isn't working because their expectations were too high. Dixie did a lot of dumb shit, but all of that was done as a reaction to DA's decisions. Not the best reaction, but Dixie wrote that ill-advised email and complained in her pilot for a reason. TNA is advertising a "rival" company that doesn't even have a TV deal to compete with DA in the first place. GFW is still just a glorified e-fed at this point. Dixie has some blame to take, but nobody's the good guy here. I get that TNA does some dumb shit, I agree with you on that, but absolving DA of any ineptitude on their part goes past having a good laughs at a poorly run wrestling promotion and just borders on straight up hatred.
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Post by This Player Hating Mothman on Sept 1, 2015 22:58:31 GMT -5
Her main complaint was that they weren't posting the DVR numbers and showing that Impact was rating much better than what it looked like, even though a) nobody in the industry cares about the DVR numbers b) no other show is measured by them anywhere, so her insistence was unfounded and ridiculous anyway. Dixie is still 100% the idiot here for not understanding how television works despite her company having had three network TV deals during her tenure. DA might be naive about their hopes for wrestling on their channel bringing in viewers, but they aren't "taking that out" on TNA, they're making a sound business decision based on something that doesn't work. With a company that has repeatedly been a major pain in their asses. Dixie skipped the quarterly meeting shortly after the email incident, didn't warn the TV execs of the Jarret thing or that they were advertising a rival company which also reportedly had them miffed, and on the final episode they recorded, took the piss with the whole Bigfoot thing. f***, the pilot episode she had filmed for her reality show is her complaining about the DVR numbers thing; you just know she tried shopping it to DA before anyone else, but she's complaining about the network themselves in that pilot. No, this is all on Dixie, and I don't see any way that DA has actually done anything wrong in this mess short of a risky business move in trying to televise wrestling that didn't work out like they wanted. The DVR stuff was Dixie's attempt to justify that the ratings are higher than they were. BUT even without the DVR numbers, their ratings are still pretty high. Dixie is not blameless, but lets not try to pretend that DA is blameless either. Their "sound business decision based on something that didn't work" isn't working because their expectations were too high. Dixie did a lot of dumb shit, but all of that was done as a reaction to DA's decisions. Not the best reaction, but Dixie wrote that ill-advised email and complained in her pilot for a reason. TNA is advertising a "rival" company that doesn't even have a TV deal to compete with DA in the first place. GFW is still just a glorified e-fed at this point. Dixie has some blame to take, but nobody's the good guy here. I get that TNA does some dumb shit, I agree with you on that, but absolving DA of any ineptitude on their part goes past having a good laughs at a poorly run wrestling promotion and just borders on straight up hatred. Ratings don't mean shit without advertiser money, and Impact isn't drawing any of that. Neilsen ratings exist largely so that advertisers know where to put their ads and how much networks ought to charge for said ads. If nobody is buying ad time on Impact then Destination America isn't recouping the money they're putting into the product, and so there is no reason at all for them to keep it on. If it doesn't offer some fringe benefit like Raw does for USA, then it's just a pointless money sink. DA advertised Impact and was willing to give them extra shows, recaps and side stuff because they wanted to turn Impact into a centerpiece for the network. Then the numbers came back and as it turned out the shows weren't drawing the attention they'd hoped, weren't driving subscription numbers or even the interest of advertisers. Dixie didn't complain in her pilot for a valid reason. There was no reason to expect anybody to care about DVR numbers, especially since DVR users can skip ads, and that removes the primary selling point of the goddamn system; advertisers don't care how many people are watching the show if they have it on fast forward for the blocks they're paying money for. It's petty and utterly missing how the industry works, and it has no basis in reality. The GFW thing involved giving what amounted to a rundown of the script to a network representative, who approved it all, only to "swerve" everybody by shoving in something totally unplanned. There's no excuse for that, and whether GFW is big or not, Jarret's presence served to heavily advertise his company and if the network wants you to run everything you're going to do by them, surprise advertising is really not the kind of thing that ought to be kept secret. I still fail to see how any of what has happened is DA's fault. Dixie has just dialed up the misbehavior that got her kicked off of Spike, while save for maybe complaining about the UK shows because they're called Destination America and not warning them about Ring of Honour, which technically they didn't have to because it didn't interfere with TNA's programming one bit, everything the network has done has been the usual procedure for handling a bum investment.
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