knockouts only show?

PWInsider’s Mike Johnson is reporting that there is some renewed interest in doing a Knockouts only TV show, which has been discussed several times in the past, including just last month.

Johnson reports that TNA’s new contract with Spike TV has something to do with. The company now has the right to shop potential TV series’ to networks other than Spike, which carries Impact. However the male-skewed network would have first refusal.

this is old news, there was also talk of a all X-Division show as well

I'm all for it as long as indy girls have try-outs. That would keep things from getting to repetitive and boring

Blue McLaren wrote:

I'm all for it as long as indy girls have try-outs. That would keep things from getting to repetitive and boring

i hope so, im waiting for kelly and alexas to get signed.

i know it's been mentioned b4 but that was b4 they signed the 3 year contract. also this report mention that they can look for others tv outlets

im for it as long as if it goes ahead its shown in UK
im pissed off enough that Superstars is only US and South Africa *of all places, no offence*

I read someone suggest if the show was a quarterly thing like SNME was back in 2006-2007 it could be good. It would make it special.

I actually like that idea Sarcy, it can work wonders for the KO's.

it would be boring, and it would die a slow painful death. id rather see a all x division show than a KO's show

Why not mix the X-division and Knockout Show? it's similar wrestling and stop.

And please, i'm shooting the next person who uses Candice & TNA in the same sentence.

Seriously that shit ain't happening.

KiwiKevin wrote:

Why not mix the X-division and Knockout Show? it's similar wrestling and stop.

And please, i'm shooting the next person who uses Candice & TNA in the same sentence.

Seriously that shit ain't happening.

Please go find Dixie!!!!!

bring back love.
and it will work.

Even with Love, I don't think it could work.

I think it would work, what u guys seem to be forgeting is that the knockouts have generated some of the highest ratings in TNA history, so yeh it would definatly work

There is only one way to find out and that's to try it. It wont hurt anybody to see if this can be a success or not

Angelwilliamsfan wrote:

I think it would work, what u guys seem to be forgeting is that the knockouts have generated some of the highest ratings in TNA history, so yeh it would definatly work

lmfao, what ratings

The Knockouts did produce some higher ratings for TNA, Dead. Back when Gail was there though.

Glitch wrote:

The Knockouts did produce some higher ratings for TNA, Dead. Back when Gail was there though.

that was 07-08....this is 2009

Well it's not only then:

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Last week's edition of iMPACT! drew a 1.13 cable rating, down from the previous week's 1.17 number. Both shows drew an estimated 1.6 million viewers. Ratings tumbled during the second hour as the first hour averaged a 1.16 rating whereas the second hour drew a 1.10. The broadcast's ratings were dragged down by the final two segments of the show as the last half-hour averaged a 1.04 rating, which included TNA President Dixie Carter's first appearance on iMPACT! (alongside Bobby Lashley) and the main event six-man tag match of AJ Styles, Sting and Hernandez vs. The Main Event Mafia. As per usual, the Knockouts drew the strongest ratings of the show. Though the number was not released, the highest-rated quarter-hour of the program was in an unusual spot in the third quarter hour. The 9:30 to 9:45 p.m. portion of the show featured Awesome Kong and Raisha Saeed vs. Traci Brooks and Sharmell in a Knockouts Tag Team Championship Tournament match. Additionally, Hamada's debut in TNA was a success as her match with Daffney helped draw a 1.20 rating in the fifth quarter-hour, with a 1.12 for the match's conclusion in the sixth.

KiwiKevin wrote:

Well it's not only then:

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Last week's edition of iMPACT! drew a 1.13 cable rating, down from the previous week's 1.17 number. Both shows drew an estimated 1.6 million viewers. Ratings tumbled during the second hour as the first hour averaged a 1.16 rating whereas the second hour drew a 1.10. The broadcast's ratings were dragged down by the final two segments of the show as the last half-hour averaged a 1.04 rating, which included TNA President Dixie Carter's first appearance on iMPACT! (alongside Bobby Lashley) and the main event six-man tag match of AJ Styles, Sting and Hernandez vs. The Main Event Mafia. As per usual, the Knockouts drew the strongest ratings of the show. Though the number was not released, the highest-rated quarter-hour of the program was in an unusual spot in the third quarter hour. The 9:30 to 9:45 p.m. portion of the show featured Awesome Kong and Raisha Saeed vs. Traci Brooks and Sharmell in a Knockouts Tag Team Championship Tournament match. Additionally, Hamada's debut in TNA was a success as her match with Daffney helped draw a 1.20 rating in the fifth quarter-hour, with a 1.12 for the match's conclusion in the sixth.

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Chessman wrote:

KiwiKevin wrote:

Well it's not only then:

Quote :

Last week's edition of iMPACT! drew a 1.13 cable rating, down from the previous week's 1.17 number. Both shows drew an estimated 1.6 million viewers. Ratings tumbled during the second hour as the first hour averaged a 1.16 rating whereas the second hour drew a 1.10. The broadcast's ratings were dragged down by the final two segments of the show as the last half-hour averaged a 1.04 rating, which included TNA President Dixie Carter's first appearance on iMPACT! (alongside Bobby Lashley) and the main event six-man tag match of AJ Styles, Sting and Hernandez vs. The Main Event Mafia. As per usual, the Knockouts drew the strongest ratings of the show. Though the number was not released, the highest-rated quarter-hour of the program was in an unusual spot in the third quarter hour. The 9:30 to 9:45 p.m. portion of the show featured Awesome Kong and Raisha Saeed vs. Traci Brooks and Sharmell in a Knockouts Tag Team Championship Tournament match. Additionally, Hamada's debut in TNA was a success as her match with Daffney helped draw a 1.20 rating in the fifth quarter-hour, with a 1.12 for the match's conclusion in the sixth.

underlined for emphasis