The tapings, along with the Bound For Glory pay-per-view, were at the risk of not taking place due to lack of funds but a mystery third-party injected enough funds in the company to keep it afloat for another week
? TNA’s tumultuous week wraps up tonight with the Bound For Glory pay-per-view, a pay-per-view which came very, very close of not happening due to lack of funds. A mystery third-party investor injected enough money in TNA’s accounts to keep Bound For Glory alive along with a week-long of television tapings in Orlando that will take the company towards the end of 2016. While there’s enough money to cover tonight and next week, TNA must either find a long-term investor or go for a full sale if it wants to stay alive. Staying alive means the sale cannot be done to WWE as WWE would kill off the company faster than they did to WCW. A meeting is being held today at Universal between TNA management and probably talent as well to discuss the future of the company. Billy Corgan, TNA President, was open all week about the bad situation TNA is in and made it no secret that he wants full control of the company before he invests more of his own money.
? Mike Johnson of PWInsider is reporting that Dixie Carter held a meeting with the TNA locker room last night before the start of the week-long Impact tapings in Orlando. Carter admitted that WWE is interested in purchasing the company when someone brought up the question but said she would “not let that happen” although she could if she wants to. The former TNA President, who still is the majority owner of the company, said that TNA still owns the tape library and they did not sell it to WWE. Last week when the New York Post went fishing for a comment from WWE regarding the rumors, a WWE spokesman refused to give a comment. Læs mere The bad situation that TNA finds itself in however is far from over