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my apologies I will be more careful in the future. there's also another reason why im intrigued, and that's because Claudio still doesn't have an opponent FridayNo spoilies :<
But would be sad to see Gresham go, who would I make short jokes about every week
Nah I'd think Gresh is still bitter about Tony KhanJeff Valley Driver said:my apologies I will be more careful in the future. there's also another reason why im intrigued, and that's because Claudio still doesn't have an opponent Friday
didn't seem that way in his last interview (he mentioned TK reached out to him after the fact as well and there we no hard feelings). I'd love to see Gresh back in the pures division as well but also am happy if he sticks with Impact just the same. him never winning kind of makes me think he signed a short deal thoughNah I'd think Gresh is still bitter about Tony Khan
'Slammiversary did more than 4,400 PPV buys on television which for them is outstanding. That’s up from less than 1,300 last year, actually up 248.8 percent even though television PPV over the last year is down.'
250% year-on-year boost, and that's just counting traditional PPV. If you add the FITE numbers it's probably better than the PPVs during the late Spike era (which were struggling to make 5 figures even with millions of TV viewers)
As respectfully as I possibly can, I do also want to point out 4400 television PPV buys being so huge for them just shows how downplaying AEW regularly doing over 100K is just ridiculous at this point.
All that being said, happy to see all wrestling doing better and thriving.
As respectfully as I possibly can, I do also want to point out 4400 television PPV buys being so huge for them just shows how downplaying AEW regularly doing over 100K is just ridiculous at this point.
All that being said, happy to see all wrestling doing better and thriving.