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If this is true, ouch. Gotta' love the classic Dixie move of not telling anyone though.Wrestling Observer said:Just days before the move was announced, Destination America made the decision to cancel TNA wrestling, with the time frame given at the end of the third quarter. Key people at the Discovery Channel network were informed of the decision at that point.
The word internally was that while they considered the ratings good, the ratings were not good enough to justify the cost of the programming. The other problem was that so many regular station advertisers specifically did not want to advertise on the show.
Dixie Carter was aware of the decision early last week although it doesn't appear that most of the talent knew anything since word of things like this would get around quickly and this had not. Carter didn't respond to any questions on the subject.
On the bright side, if TNA finally dies, GFW should reap the benefits in terms of getting some more star power on its roster.