A full recap of Sunday night’s TNA Slammiversary PPV from Detroit, Michigan.

Potential TNA spoilers ahead of tonight’s Slammiversary PPV.

The Big News: A go home show that was crammed to the max, but with very little in the way of news.

The Big News: Kurt Angle is officially in the King of the Mountain match after beating Sting thanks to help from Matt Morgan.

TNA’s Samoa Joe is facing time on the sidelines after being told he has a torn triceps in his right arm.

Welcome to the latest Roundtable discussion here at iFight365.com where this week we’re asking the question: Would TNA benefit from reducing the number of PPVs per year?

Phil Lowe: I have no doubt that dropping the number of PPVs would be a smart move by TNA. Buyrates are hardly setting the world alight and times are tough for the average wrestling fan. Given a choice between a WWE or TNA PPV (or even UFC or TNA), more often than not, TNA will lose out.

If TNA have to keep to the current format of 12 PPVs per year, I’d be tempted to adopt the old…

The Big News: Well, I would say Impact got some new blood. Except it’s the same as the old blood.

Yet more Impact spoilers from Universal Studios as TNA complete three nights of TV tapings ahead of next month’s Slammiversary PPV.

TNA tape the first of several weeks worth of Impact programming tonight in Orlando, FL with the debut of a former WWE Diva.

TNA announce plans for a $7 ticket plan for next month’s ‘Slammiversary 7′ PPV ” in Auburn Hills, Michigan.

This summer TNA will celebrate seven years of Total Nonstop Action in the Motor City of Detroit. Slammiversary will take place at The Palace of Auburn Hills on June 21st. This is your chance to join TNA for an unforgettable, epic weekend.

TNA release ticket, date and venue information for this June’s Slammiversary PPV.