Anthem has been very happy with TNA’s business metrics in recent weeks.
According to a report from Pwinsider, many Anthem executives were at last week’s TV tapings in Windsor, Ontario. They also attended the Sacrifice pay-per-view event and were pleased with how recent ticket sales and TNA+ subscriber numbers have been going.
Former TNA wrestler Rohit Raju was backstage at the Windsor TV tapings.
Finally, it was added that there has been an internal push for the company to return to Windsor. As of this writing, there is no date set in stone.
Anthem Pleased with TNA’s Recent Success
Anthem, the parent company of Impact Wrestling (formerly known as TNA), has expressed its satisfaction with the recent business performance of the wrestling promotion. According to a report from Pwinsider, several Anthem executives were present at last week’s TV tapings in Windsor, Ontario, and also attended the Sacrifice pay-per-view event. Their presence at these events indicates their active involvement and interest in the company’s operations.
One of the key factors contributing to Anthem’s contentment is the positive trend in ticket sales and TNA+ subscriber numbers. This suggests that Impact Wrestling is gaining popularity among fans and attracting a larger audience. The increase in ticket sales not only indicates a growing fan base but also generates revenue for the company. Additionally, the rise in TNA+ subscribers is a positive sign, as it shows that more people are willing to pay for exclusive content and access to Impact Wrestling events.
Another noteworthy development is the presence of former TNA wrestler Rohit Raju backstage at the Windsor TV tapings. This suggests that there may be a possibility of Raju returning to Impact Wrestling in some capacity. His presence could also indicate a positive relationship between Anthem and its former talent, which is crucial for maintaining a healthy working environment within the company.
Furthermore, there have been internal discussions within Anthem about returning to Windsor for future events. While no specific date has been confirmed yet, the fact that there is an internal push for a return to Windsor indicates that the company sees potential in hosting events in this location. Returning to Windsor could be a strategic move to tap into a fan base that has shown great support for Impact Wrestling in the past.
Overall, Anthem’s satisfaction with TNA’s recent business metrics reflects the positive direction in which Impact Wrestling is heading. The increase in ticket sales and TNA+ subscribers demonstrates the growing popularity of the promotion, while the presence of former talent and the consideration of returning to Windsor indicate a positive working environment and strategic decision-making. With Anthem’s continued support and the momentum gained from recent successes, Impact Wrestling is poised for further growth and success in the future.