TNA new network? Wolves not competing at BFG!

TNA Producer, Jason Hervey posted a teaser image showing himself at WGN America. Hervey said in the tweet: "big things happening... News coming soon....@bhetv" While this could be for something else, Dixie Carter teased negotiations with WGN America not too long ago.

According to Wrestling Observer, the plan is for TNA to run "Best of" shows after their IMPACT Taping material has run out in mid-November.

* Wrestle-1 announced that the Wolves will not be competing at Bound For Glory due to Davey Richards' injuries. Team 3D have been added to the event.

http://www.tnasylum.com/2014/09/weekly-news-briefs-922-928.html

Good news for TNA if this is indeed teasing their new TV deal. Signing Mahabali Shera was a massive giveaway to me that TNA have found a new network. Hopefully with a new deal and new executives to work with, TNA can enter into a new era and actually manage to grow in their domestic market.

Not really bothered by the Wolves news, as this is a cross-promotion PPV anyway I think TNA should focus on getting Davey Richards fit and ready for the new year and the Maximum Impact tour in the UK. Especially with a new tv deal, the Wolves should be a major feature of any new tapings going forward. BFG this year has been totally overshadowed by the Spike drama anyway and TNA haven`t managed to invest in the PPV as much as they would have liked.

Sounds like its almost a done deal then - great news!

BFG should be interesting this year - or at least different. Maybe TNA are letting Wrestle-1 have some creative control for this one?

Wrestle-1 is being allowed to book the Bound For Glory pay-per-view because it was part of a money-saving deal brokered by Jeff Jarrett when he was still in TNA.

TNA is only responsible for travel costs and talent pay, with Wrestle-1 handling promotion along with producing a television show in Japan for the event. Wrestle-1 would then transmit their show over to TNA headquarters in Nashville, and Mike Tenay and Taz would do voiceover work for the American audience, which will air at 8pm locally on a tape delay.