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Three-time TNA World Heavyweight Champion Jeff Hardy recently took some time to speak with the Huffington Post to help promote Impact Wrestling which airs on Pop TV. Here are a few things he talked about: -Growing up a huge wrestling fan and starting of as an enhancement talent. “I was …

Reports are that Ken Anderson failed a drug test that he was required to take at a TNA event where reports are that he appeared inebriated.  Anderson’s drug tests came back positive for prescription pills that he did not have a prescription for. Allegedly Anderson seemed out of it in his …

Ken Anderson announced he was no longer with TNA at an ICW house show over the weekend, and according to reports had some negative comments about the company. Anderson wrestled as Ken Kennedy or Mr Kennedy in the WWE from 2005 to 2009, winning the US Championship, and even the Money …

Impact wrestling last night was the last of the UK tour that was taped back in January. The show was headlined by Kurt Angle’s final TNA match after 10 years with the company. Opening Segment: Dixie Carter and Kurt Angle The show opened with Dixie Carter and Drew Galloway thanking …

TNA’s Dixie Carter has confirmed that Impact Wrestling will air live next week. The following two matches have already been announced: – (TNA Champion) Matt Hardy vs EC3 –Jeff Hardy vs Eric Young

Kurt Angle’s run in TNA wrestling is over.  His farewell match vs. Bobby Lashley will air on tonight’s episode of Impact wrestling. It was September of 2006 when Kurt Angle debuted in TNA wrestling, a debut that made it seem as though TNA Wrestling had taken the next step in …

TNA Wrestling lives! TNA have officially announced TV Taping dates in Orlando from March 15th to 19th. What is interesting about this is that their last show from the UK Tapings in January is scheduled to air this week, meaning there is a chance that next week’s episode of Impact …

Viewership for Tuesday’s TNA Impact Wrestling on Pop TV was a total of 297,000. This is not good news for TNA wrestling as this is the lowest rating for Impact since they moved to Pop TV. They received 210,000 viewers (273,000 last week) for the first airing and 87,000 for …

Good news for Gregory Shane Helms. Looks like he will be working with TNA for at least a few more years. Today John Gaburick who is TNA’s Executive Vice-President of Television and Talent Relations announced that Impact Wrestling had reached a muti-year agreement with Gregory Shane Helms.

Last Tuesday’s episode of TNA Impact Wrestling had 273,000 viewers. That number is slightly down from last week’s 276,000 but not much of a change.