CSR Exclusive: Major Reason Why SpikeTV Does Not Want to Renew Impact Wrestling

August 8, 2014

WZ had reported along with others how there were problems in the relationship between Spike TV and TNA Impact Wrestling. The news was Spike TV didn’t want to renew their deal with TNA once it expired in October.

Chair Shot Reality on WZ has been able to confirm the real reason that caused Spike TV not wanting to renew the contract with TNA.

Spike TV wanted to purchased a percentage of TNA Impact Wrestling and move forward as share owners of the business. Dixie Carter would not agree to this deal and it caused the news of the potential end of their working relationship.

More information and details—How much was the percentage? How Vince Russo did or did not play into this? What could possibly happen in negotiations between the two? All of these questions answered in the CSR clip below.

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Justin is is the Executive Producer and Co-host of "Chair Shot Reality" which airs every weekend on WrestleZone. LaBar also hosts a weekly audio podcast called "Wrestling Reality" which is available for download everywhere. You can now read some of his WWE opinions on upgruv.com. He also is a producer and performer for IWC Wrestling in Pittsburgh which has been a sustained indy company with history dating back to 2001. He is also occasionally featured on NBC Sports and 120 Sports for WWE commentary. He's a former WWE columnist for Bleacher Report and the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.