Apr 5, 2012 - by Steve Gerweck
Based on cable estimates, TNA’s Victory Road bombed on pay-per-view doing an estimated 7,000 buys, with the Bobby Roode vs. Sting match, reports the Wrestling Observer Newsletter.
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this company needs to make a natural star. too much processed stuff going on in tna. processed stuff works for wwe with their budget and fame but with tna they need to make a star out of someone or get someone people really wanna see who can talk on the mic and do it all rather than forcing people to a “good guy” that bores you to death and can’t sell you the image they’re supposed to be selling.
That is just terrible.
Another video library for Vince to buy for a bottom basement price I’m sure!
Arent these normal numbers for their PPVs that are just used to build to the next episode of Impact or their next PPV?
THOUGHT THEY AVERAGED 5,000-10,000 BUYS ANYWAY?
14,000 buys for Victory Road 2011 PPV, according to Meltzer’s latest issue.
I’ve always thought they should abandon PPVs and build angles towards a Clash of the Champions style show on SPIKE or special 3 hour Impacts. It will be interesting what Lockdown draws since they consider that and Bound for Glory as their two big PPVs.