No money. More problems

[Stopspot]

Looks like TNA are in financial problems again.

Slammiversary almost did not happen. Ouch

 

[Jacob Fox]

As much as I don't like TNA anymore, I really hate to see them continue struggling so much

 

[Prince Bálor]

Yeah, they keep struggling, yet they always find a way to stay in business.

 

[Swift]

Just end it already ffs.

 

[Roadster]

Damn, I wouldn't want TNA to go out of business because a lot of people will be jobless, but it's come to the point where they are in a constant struggle for survival. I think it would be best to sell the company off, and euthanize the TNA brand.

 

[Wacokid27]

The biggest problem that TNA has is that Dixie apparently won't give up majority ownership, which has cost them more than a handful of investors.

I never hope for a company that employs people to go out of business, but this is the case where the owners see the answer, the answer's right there for them to take, but they just refuse to see what's in front of them.

wk

 

[Jacob Fox]

The biggest problem that TNA has is that Dixie apparently won't give up majority ownership, which has cost them more than a handful of investors.

I never hope for a company that employs people to go out of business, but this is the case where the owners see the answer, the answer's right there for them to take, but they just refuse to see what's in front of them.

wk

Yeah it seems to be that she wants to keep majority ownership even if it results in TNA eventually going under. It's very counterproductive, obviously. If TNA does go under, then there's no majority ownership anyway