Jim Ross posted another blog today on the Spike TV – TNA situation. With Spike TV commenting stating that they “don’t comment on ongoing negotiations,” and TNA President Dixie Carter also stating that negotiations were ongoing. Jim Ross recently commented on speculation that Viacom might want to purchase TNA similar to how they purchased Bellator MMA:
“Could Spike be thinking like TBS, Turner Broadcasting Systems, when Jim Crockett Promotions found themselves in financial trouble and TBS bought WCW and perhaps be looking to add a pro wrestling brand to their list of properties? Spike/Viacom recently bought out MMA company Bellator,” he wrote. “Those would be two fresh, first run programs that appeal to a primary male demo and that seems to be the Spike profile or so it seems to me based on their current programming more often than not.
“Why would Spike want to get rid of one of the few shows on their network that garners over 1M viewers per week in prime time? That makes no sense to me but Spike negotiating to keep TNA at a lower dollar does.”
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