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Both TNA & WWE seem to have struck a chord with British wrestling fans as their respective signings Hulk Hogan and Bret “The Hit Man” Hart have paid off in terms of viewers tuning in to both Bravo and Sky Sports in the UK.
Although TNA’s January 4 show did not air LIVE in the UK, the exclusive airing which took place on Saturday 11 January pulled in 68,000 viewers with a further 50,000 tuning into the show an hour later on Bravo +1.
Throughout January, viewing figures for TNA programming continued to increase with a record 103,000 fans tuning in to TNA Impact which aired on January 16. 44,000 viewers also watched the show one hour later on Bravo +1.
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I didn’t intend on writing this until after Lockdown for the simple reason that I didn’t think there’d be much to talk about but the last three weeks have given me more than enough to talk about.
Hulk Hogan has been on every media outlet that’d take him and he said a lot of the right things in relation to TNA. Less talk, less scripting of promos, ‘breathing life’ into TNA’s…
Ever since October 27th people have been wondering what effect Hulk Hogan will have on TNA. Will he be involved in creative? Will he wrestle? And most importantly will TNA as we knew it change forever? Over the following…
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So then, Monday, January 4th 2010 – the much hyped reincarnation of the famed “Monday Night Wars”. At least according to some. Much ado about nothing, I say.
January 4th was the night on which TNA fired a shot, made their intentions known and stated that they were truly serious about stepping up a notch. Meanwhile, the office in Stamford simply shrugged their shoulders. Perhaps they were right to do so, given that the ratings were in the 3.6 range to TNA’s 1.5.
But they were not right from the perspective that they believe it’s acceptable at any time to be sitting back and taking it easy…
