Bound For Glory Buyrate

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- Early word on TNA's Bound For Glory pay-per-view is that it did between 20,000 and 25,000 buys. The 2010 Bound For Glory did between 35,000 and 40,000 buys.
Pretty bad to do about half of your buyrate from last year considering you had Hogan on the show.
 

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Hogan vs. Sting - WHAT A DRAW
 

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well sting and hogan really drew in the big bucks huh
 

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Least they made 5 bucks more per buy this year, didn't they?
 

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TNA barely push their PPVs these days. Their priority seems to be to get higher ratings for Impact. Often they don't announce most of the card until the week before and this time they tried to sell Sting vs. Hogan as a draw. I don't think the World title finish would have encouraged many people to buy PPVs again either.