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The ratings showed that Raw came out on top, averaging 5.6 million viewers while Impact! averaged 2.2 million viewers. The show peaked with three million viewers for the Hulk Hogan segment but then the viewership declined towards the end of the show to near 2.2 million viewers, the replay on January 7, 2010, garnered a 0.9 rating thus giving ...
Due to further viewership growth, Impact! was expanded to two hours on October 4, 2007, still starting at the same time of 9:00 p.m. [10] On January 17, 2008, Spike presented an event entitled "Global Impact!", which featured TNA wrestlers in matches against talents from New Japan Pro-Wrestling [11] and on March 27, 2008, Impact! aired live for ...
It was the fifth event under the Hard To Kill chronology, the first event promoted under the TNA name to broadcast live since Bound for Glory in 2016, the first TNA-branded PPV to take place since One Night Only: Rivals in 2017, and the first overall TNA-branded event to be held since the Total Nonstop Action Wrestling Special! in 2020.
TNA Today: 2009–2010 TNA Epics: 2010 TNA Reaction: 2011–2015 TNA Greatest Matches 2011–2013 Classic Impact [11] (archived episodes of Impact) 2012–2015 TNA Unfinished Business 2012 Ring Ka King: 2012 TNA British Boot Camp: 2013 TNA Backstage Pass 2014 Countdown to the TNA UK Tour 2015 Impact Wrestling: Unlocked: 2015–2016 TNA Legends ...
Destination X was a very successful episode of Impact Wrestling as it experienced an increase in ratings and viewership numbers. It received a 1.2 cable rating and a viewership number of 1,494,000, the largest since the January 31 episode of Impact Wrestling. [8]
In 2010, Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA), which targets an adult audience, moved their flagship, weekly series, Impact!, to Monday nights on Spike TV opposite Raw from January to May 2010. [4] Impact suffered from low ratings and ultimately returned to their regular Thursday night timeslot on May 13, 2010. [5] [6]
This is a list of events held by the American professional wrestling promotion Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA) on pay-per-view (PPV) and on streaming services. [1] From its inception, TNA's main output was a two-hour weekly program broadcast exclusively on pay-per-view.
TNA X Division Championship: Moose: 1 October 27, 2024: 62 Detroit, Michigan: Defeated Mike Bailey during the Impact! tapings. Aired on tape delay on November 7, 2024. [4] TNA Digital Media Championship: PCO: 1 July 20, 2024: 161 Montreal, Quebec, Canada: Defeated A. J. Francis in a Montreal Street Fight at Slammiversary to win both titles. [3]