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Impact Wrestling Rating

Richard Gray April 27, 2012 TNA News 8 Comments

Last night’s episode of Impact Wrestling did a 0.99 cable rating with an average viewing audience of 1,453,000 viewers on Spike TV.

The repeat of last week’s show that preceded the new episode did a 0.39 cable rating with an average viewing audience of 509,000 viewers.

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robert

ouch! but was competing with the draft
Jonathan

It was competing with the draft?What was the excuse last week?
Jim

TNA cried when the NFL decided to make their draft an extra day longer and worse yet pug it in primetime against Impact. Never had a chance…
Joedell

Yea man, TNA should quit while they're ahead. They've been around for a little over 10 years and they haven't grown since. I don't think Spike tv and the board behind TNA want to admit that they'll be out of business very soon. These ratings are terrible.
- Kleck
  
  Well they did resign them to a TV deal not long ago
- Alex
  
  If it wasn't for the fact that Spike lost UFC I would say without a doubt they would get rid of tna wrestling when the time came cause it's costing them so much money. However, with UFC gone, who knows they might decide to keep it around just to have a sport around.
Stav

It was a good show!
Yanman

It’s all about consistency. TNA will have one or two decent shows and then turn around and have double that in garbage shows and weak PPV’s. There’s no current spark in TNA right now. WWE went from Taker/HHH/HBK & Rock/Cena straight to Brock’s return. No telling who may return at some point now. Keeps the interest up. TNA dropped the ball on J. Hardy, Anderson, and RVD returns so no one gave a f$#%. TNA, with a lot of great talents and potential is not making themselves matter and the ratings prove it.