From reports I've heard, Impact is shaping up to be a pretty big deal. With the possible return of Rob Van Dam, three title bouts, and the fallout from the main event of Victory Road, people are beginning to talk, which can only mean good things for the product. As I mentioned in the previous post of the day, TNA sold the PPV for all it was worth and the story development is running almost perfectly. Officials are hoping this will be the biggest year for TNA as their anniversary announcement of Dallas, TX is the host city for Slammiversary.
I'll be honest, I was expecting a city in the Midwest or the West Coast, but Dallas is a great choice. It's a hub for airlines, a hotspot for football, and wrestling fans are ALWAYS hyped to see decent performances, which TNA has in spades these days. Being able to draws fans to the Lone Star State is something for TNA that remains to be seen, but I'm confident that if the supporters of the product will throw in their lot, TNA will make their mark and make it big. Is it a coincidence that TNA comes to celebrate their 10th Year running in the city WWE wished to make their Wrestlemania venue for next year? Doubtful. But is it poetic? You'd better believe it.
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