SpoilerTV is reporting that Thursday’s episode of TNA Impact on AXS TV brought in 80,000 viewers. That is down from the 88,000 viewers the show drew on April 4. The previous numbers aren’t available as the show didn’t rank in the top shows on cable. Thursday’s show did a 0.02 rating in the key 18-49 demo, which is even with the numbers going back to January.
TNA Impact ranked #123 in the top 200 cable programs for the night.
As many of you know by now, Jerry “The King” Lawler was hospitalized last year after he suffered a stroke.
During a recent virtual autograph signing for East Coast Autograph Auctions, Lawler provided an update on how he’s feeling. He said,
“My health is great. I just (went) over to the doctors to get back on the road from my knee replacement and then of course, still some minor difficulties from the stroke. But all of that stuff is coming around fast.“
SpoilerTV is reporting that Thursday’s episode of TNA Impact on AXS TV brought in 80,000 viewers. That is down from the 88,000 viewers the show drew on April 4. The previous numbers aren’t available as the show didn’t rank in the top shows on cable. Thursday’s show did a 0.02 rating in the key 18-49 demo, which is even with the numbers going back to January.
TNA Impact ranked #123 in the top 200 cable programs for the night.
As many of you know by now, Jerry “The King” Lawler was hospitalized last year after he suffered a stroke.
During a recent virtual autograph signing for East Coast Autograph Auctions, Lawler provided an update on how he’s feeling. He said,
“My health is great. I just (went) over to the doctors to get back on the road from my knee replacement and then of course, still some minor difficulties from the stroke. But all of that stuff is coming around fast.“