>WWE TO BUY IMPACT WRESTLING FROM ANTHEM So it's pretty

Didn't we do this last year?

>>3116990
Yes, but sources say that Anthem is starting to give up on Impact Wrestling as a viable source of profit. In other words they're losing more money than making and they are abandoning ship. If it's true WWE could swoop in and buy out everything.

>TNA gets bought
>Sting comes back, as a manager for a new main event mafia
Would this save WWE?

>>3117014
did they get tricked by double j's gold?

>>3116970
I wonder if they'll photoshop haitch into every match.

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>>3116970
>Well you see Vince, the name on the contract does say McMahon...

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>WWE will become more powerful
Damn

>>3117035
Who would be the members? Everyone who was in the Main Event Mafia isn't in condition to wrestle anymore, other than Joe.

>>3116970
Seriously the biggest impact (HAR HAR) this will make on the WWE will be the fact, that they will actually be allowed to use "TNA" during promos and on commentary.

>>3117057
I wonder if they'll start referring to AJ as a 6-time World Champion...

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pic related is the only guy I think would be interested in buying because he is such a money mark. 99% chance WWE is getting it this time, 1% billy.

>>3117057
it's not, ya dingus. the amount of content they'll have to put up on the network will be staggering. it'll be a VERY strong selling point for new and renewing subscriptions. one of the key selling points for the network has always been "legacy content" i.e. old promotions' video libraries.

>>3117089

Not him, and I get what you're saying, but would it really appeal to people? Not many watched this content as it aired. I wonder how much interest there would be for people to go watch old TNA on the WWE Network.

>>3117076
What's a money mark? A fan of money?

>>3117047
Joe, Angle, Haitch, Sting, Cena

There, you got yourself a new MEM

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>>3117117
>What's a money mark?

What the carnies call investors who want to put their money on wrestling without knowing the business, and who mostly just get played by the wrestlers and suckered out of all their money.

>>3117117
They won't put everything up right away, but the big shit with people like hogan, AJ, Angle, Nash etc is good bait.

"see what the biggest names in the WWE were doing!"

>>3117089
I don't know...maybe in the first weeks after they put the older and some of the more well known stuff (like the whole Broken Matt things) it might be watched more for a tome, but after that...

I doubt people will buy the Network just to watch old TNA matches.

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>>3116970
would be funny if a certain someone were to purchase the remains of TNA / GFW..

>>3117139
Well some mid-south is on there too and you'd be hard pressed to find people who bought the network for that.

>>3117117
>I wonder how much interest there would be for people to go watch old TNA on the WWE Network.
Plenty. Especially the older stuff that was pre-SpikeTV i.e. the "Asylum Years". The hardcores will love that. Also many people haven't been able to watch their stuff after being removed from Spike. Finally fans, old and new, will rewatch prime Spike content. WWE can easily package and market AJ, Joe, Roode, Sting etc. hard. I'm not saying they'll get huge bump of new subscriptions, but I would expect them to see an increase; and for them any increase is good.