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Impact Wrestling’s First Road Show Information; Match Announced For Next Week

Alex Barie January 31, 2013 TNA News 4 Comments

- I posted the article earlier about Impact Wrestling going on the road permanently and that starts on March 14, 2013. Dixie Carter made the announcement on this week’s Impact Wrestling. The first show will be at the Sears Centre in Chicago, Illinois. Tickets for the event go on sale February 8th. That is next Friday. TNA Wrestling will announce more tour dates in the coming weeks. You can find the full article on TNA’s official site right here.

- In a segment between Hulk Hogan, Bully Ray, Brooke Hogan, and Sting on this week’s Impact Wrestling, Hulk announced the following match for next week’s show:

Sting and Bully Ray vs. Two members of Aces & 8s in a Tables Match.

If you are interested in seeing the spoilers for next week, click here.

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lbp365

I truly think they should do two things first mix in live tours on week chicago next week impact zone like I thought when they did one from nashville that time and two always carry a home town favorite and what is daveyboy under contract with the WWE he should b at these tapings
BlazeKing

I knew it was eventually going to happen. The rumblings thru my circles in Florida said that the writing was on the wall when WWE merged FCW with NXT and stepped up their production quality for the show. TNA could not get showed up in their home base by a “minor league” WWE show practically in their backyard. It was smart business to get the show on the road ASAP and not one investor would have suggested to stay in Orlando at this point. TNA’s shows always get great reviews when they’re not in home base. It seems like they “go harder” to please the fans.Maybe the impact zone fans can be too “fake” sometimes.. The UK crowd is just unlike the impact zone in so many ways.
- lbp365
  
  Yes, but (there is a but) they going have to b very careful on the venue, the timing, and the setting because they still not putting 5000 in seats on a consective bases and to be honest when ROH do there show in chicago (where they get there biggest crowd maybe they have a lot of leave early so just a warning they should have mixed i t in first I believe.
1molly23

how does one, “Hulk Hogan”, nnounce a match for next week that has already happened and spoilers are already posted for? Just sking.