TNA Wrestling has seen considerable growth since returning to its roots through theHard to Kill pay-per-view in January. Their latest pay-per-view was Bound for Glory and it was a huge success and now the tradition number of pay-per-view buys for the event have been revealed.
The Bound for Glory pay-per-view took place on October 26th at the Wayne State University Fieldhouse in Detroit, MI. It was truly a night of memorable moments and solid matches, as it featuredThe Hardys becoming TNA Tag Team Champions, Masha Slamovich dethroning Jordynne Grace toclaim the TNA Knockouts Championshipand many other moments took place throughout the show.
According to the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, TNAs Bound For Glory 2024 pay-per-view, held in Detroit last Saturday, has reached about 2,500 TV pay-per-view buys so far. This number marks an 11.7% increase compared to Slammiversary. Including streaming viewers, the total audience is estimated to be around 8,000, and the final count is expected to grow as more people make late purchases.
The Bound for Glory pay-per-view was truly a success from top to bottom and now it remains to be seen whether the companys next event will be able to live up to the expectations set by Bound for Glory in the end.
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