^^
Leaving challenge wasn’t Impact’s fault. Challenge got a new boss who wanted challenge to be just gameshows, so Impact didn’t have its contract renewed with challenge.
Yeah impact’s financial issues before anthem took over have bungled things a bit but things have improved since anthem have took over.
But what is a massive blunder is this decision to now have impact at 11pm on Fridays. How can they grow & rebuild in Uk when they show impact at a time when families can’t watch along with people who works at weekends
(16-02-2018 09:12 )Doddle Wrote: [ -> ]Like 5Select? 
OK, I see that 5Select is in fact the new name for My5, so it was my mistake.
Is there no longer a repeat of Impact anymore?
(17-02-2018 04:02 )mikedafc Wrote: [ -> ]Is there no longer a repeat of Impact anymore?
No impact just on Friday at 11pm (time subject to change)
The much-vaunted Sami Callihan baseball bat incident at least gave them suspicious better ratings (like 30% or something equally ludicrous) this week.
Aries appeared at the ROH Anniversary show... do "I can't believe it's not TNA" hope that ROH guys will feature at their anniversary show in June (if they bother having one)?
Some sad news the company behind 5 star wresting has closed down 5 star wresting will not be holding any more events
https://mobile.twitter.com/JConstantin3_...064960?p=v
Hope freesports get more uk wresting
Thought wrestling fan might be interested in this news hope no one brought tickets for up coming events.
(20-03-2018 22:36 )Rammyrascal Wrote: [ -> ]Not surprised sadly
British wrestling dont seem to have any luck on tv like world of sports wresting
Impact Returning to the uk at this event in September
https://wrestlingmediacon.com/
the announcement
Quote:TORONTO | LONDON – IMPACT Wrestling announced today a return to the U.K. as part of Britain’s biggest wrestling convention – Wrestling MediaCon 2018 – on Sunday, Sept. 9 at Bowlers Exhibition Centre in Manchester.
The show marks IMPACT Wrestling’s first live event in the U.K. in more than two years, coming as part of a huge convention with some of the biggest names in professional wrestling and media coming together for a weekend of non-stop wrestling action and interactive fun.
“IMPACT Wrestling has always maintained a strong dedicated fan base in the U.K.,” said Ed Nordholm, president of IMPACT Wrestling. “We are excited to be working closely with Trident Vision Media founder Alex Shane to bring an action-packed show to Manchester and we look forward to a phenomenal weekend of activities featuring IMPACT Wrestling’s biggest stars and some of the most passionate professional wrestling fans in the world.”
A subsidiary of Anthem Wrestling Exhibitions LLC, IMPACT Wrestling’s return to the U.K. will feature top stars such as IMPACT World Champion Austin Aries, Alberto El Patron, Johnny Impact, Eli Drake, Moose, Sami Callihan, Eddie Edwards and Matt Sydal. Matchups will be revealed in the coming months and all participants are subject to change.
Wrestling MediaCon 2018 will feature a full weekend of live wrestling shows, meet and greets with the stars, panel interviews and fan Q&As, signings, merchandise including hundreds of rare items, and much more. A host of special attractions will include the first-ever Wrestling Media Hall of Fame awards and a Screening Arena where fans can relax and watch hours of televised wrestling footage on the big screen. Everything takes place in three arenas over two days under one roof.
Tickets for IMPACT Wrestling’s live event on Sept. 9 will go on sale next month and can be purchased as standalone tickets or along with a Wrestling MediaCon ticket. Wrestling MediaCon attendees must purchase a separate ticket for the IMPACT show unless they are a Platinum VIP ticket holder.
Tickets for Wrestling MediaCon 2018 are available at http://www.wrestlingmediacon.com. Prices start at £22.50 for a standard one-day ticket. Two-day tickets, gold packages and Platinum VIP packages are also available.
For more information, visit http://www.impactwrestling.com