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joeisgonnakillyou · 10-19-2012, 03:16 PM

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Originally Posted by acehollywood

wasnt there a report at the time they put the stage tickets on sale that they had sold around 3,800 tickets at that time? with the floor being sold out and the stands being 60 to 70 pct full that would get the attendance to about 4,000

True.

We can talk about how the crowd "looks" all day long, in the end of the day we are talking out of our asses because the real numbers aren't available. Overall, it's irrelevant because the crowd was hot during the entire show and that's what matters.

Slammiversary was TNA's 10 years anniversary show... so yeah, that was the biggest show of year.

ves1009 · 10-19-2012, 03:24 PM

Ok I saw that video filmed during Aces & 8s match and it looks like there was about 3000 people so this report may be accurate.

nevereveragainu · 10-19-2012, 03:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Simba

That's not bad at all it wasn't that big a venue anyway so 60% capacity isn't bad. Considering the fact that most of the matches on the card had very little build 2900-3000 in attendance isn't bad at all.

for an indy crowd but this is no 2 in the world we are talking about

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Originally Posted by joeisgonnakillyou

True.

We can talk about how the crowd "looks" all day long, in the end of the day we are talking out of our asses because the real numbers aren't available. Overall, it's irrelevant because the crowd was hot during the entire show and that's what matters.

not available?

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Originally Posted by straightedge891

Lol Dirt Sheet.

one can simply walk into the doors of the venue and litterally hand count how many are there!

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Originally Posted by King_Of_This_World

Exactly, but the TNA fanboys simply cant grasp this.

Why would a 3000ish crowd in a 5000 arena 'look wrong' based on what we saw? It looks spot on.

can't grasp what

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Originally Posted by joeisgonnakillyou

Slammiversary was TNA's 10 years anniversary show... so yeah, that was the biggest show of year.

then why is bfg marketed as tnas biggest?

joeisgonnakillyou · 10-19-2012, 03:41 PM

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Originally Posted by nevereveragainu

then why is bfg marketed as tnas biggest?

I think sooner or later slammiversary will become TNA's A ppv.

nevereveragainu · 10-19-2012, 04:07 PM

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Originally Posted by joeisgonnakillyou

I think sooner or later slammiversary will become TNA's A ppv.

i hope it does, no wrestling company should be active during the football season

Boneduster · 10-19-2012, 04:26 PM

TNA is doing well, people are always saying TNA is dying and stuff but there always around and there always going to be around.

**Chrisp_Morg** · 10-19-2012, 05:16 PM

Jesus TNA come to UK and sell out more than that for house shows. UK wrestling fans > everyone else

**TripleG** · 10-19-2012, 05:37 PM

I have a friend who was there live and he said the arena was mostly full except for some sections behind the hard cam (which we can't see anyway) and as far as he could tell, there was no shifting around to make the audience look bigger.

He also said the arena wasn't that big to begin with, so take all of that info as you will.

Roncaglione · 10-19-2012, 05:38 PM

People never believe attendance figures here no matter the source. So why bother discussing it.

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Originally Posted by Boneduster

TNA is doing well, people are always saying TNA is dying

Simply isn't true the past 3+ years.

**Clique** · 10-19-2012, 06:03 PM

Where's the source for this information? That needs to be in the Opening Post when you create these threads. /locked