TNA Wrestling preps for first ever HDTV broadcast
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
The Aggie CEO @ Oct 3rd 2008 8:10AM
if I had Spike HD.........
I MIGHT actually be tempted to watch it...
big red @ Oct 7th 2008 8:49AM
Wwe already broadcast in hd so it's not the first in the sport but first for the company
gacompguy @ Oct 3rd 2008 9:52AM
"When it airs, it'll mark the first ever HDTV broadcast for the sport."
Ehhh.... No... It will mark the first ever HD broadcast for TNA Wrestling. WWE has been broadcasting in HD since early this year.
Eric @ Oct 3rd 2008 11:47AM
Useless knowledge for the day: TNA actually broadcast in HD long before WWE. When TNA started as a pay-per-view only brand like six years ago, some of these broadcasts were available in HD.
Now you know, and knowing is half the battle.
gamedude420 @ Oct 3rd 2008 4:10PM
in the 90s paul heyman and jim crocket ran a promotion wwn world wrestling network (was to become an online wrestling show broadcast in HD. they only did 1 or 2 tapings, before heyman left (at the time heyman just started in ecw right before the switch from eastern to extreme championship wrestling) this was early 90s
JB @ Oct 3rd 2008 6:19PM
Yeah here in NJ I remember TNA being broadcast in HD on a network called "IN-HD"
Marrvia @ Oct 3rd 2008 8:01PM
I remember it being in HD on IN-HD too, a few years back.
Johnny @ Oct 4th 2008 9:55AM
Do people actually watch wrestling?
Larry @ Oct 6th 2008 10:50AM
Yes, Raw is often the number 1 show on Cable. Smackdown, for years, was the highest rated show on UPN/CW. TNA does a decent rating for a second tier company.