Shootkick Man
01-11-2015, 01:14 AM
- Mick Foley's children Noelle and Dewey were visiting and sitting front row for Wednesday's TNA Impact Wrestling tapings in New York City.
- Destination America representatives were in attendance for the Wednesday and Thursday night tapings. They were reportedly happy with the shows.
- The darker lighting seen on this week's Impact from NYC was done on purpose as a way to get the attention of TV viewers on the ring and not the crowd. This was a decision made by John Gaburick. It was described as a work in progress and the company is trying to fight the right balance in lighting.
- Mick Foley's children Noelle and Dewey were visiting and sitting front row for Wednesday's TNA Impact Wrestling tapings in New York City.
- Destination America representatives were in attendance for the Wednesday and Thursday night tapings. They were reportedly happy with the shows.
- The darker lighting seen on this week's Impact from NYC was done on purpose as a way to get the attention of TV viewers on the ring and not the crowd. This was a decision made by John Gaburick. It was described as a work in progress and the company is trying to fight the right balance in lighting.
- Destination America representatives were in attendance for the Wednesday and Thursday night tapings. They were reportedly happy with the shows.
- The darker lighting seen on this week's Impact from NYC was done on purpose as a way to get the attention of TV viewers on the ring and not the crowd. This was a decision made by John Gaburick. It was described as a work in progress and the company is trying to fight the right balance in lighting.
- Mick Foley's children Noelle and Dewey were visiting and sitting front row for Wednesday's TNA Impact Wrestling tapings in New York City.
- Destination America representatives were in attendance for the Wednesday and Thursday night tapings. They were reportedly happy with the shows.
- The darker lighting seen on this week's Impact from NYC was done on purpose as a way to get the attention of TV viewers on the ring and not the crowd. This was a decision made by John Gaburick. It was described as a work in progress and the company is trying to fight the right balance in lighting.