Hulk Hogan Responds To A Fan ‘iMPACT Zone’ Comment

Ryan Clark October 19, 2012 3
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Hulk Hogan Responds To A Fan ‘iMPACT Zone’ Comment


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Following last night’s edition of IMPACT Wrestling, a fan Tweeted Hulk Hogan and stated that the Impact Zone is “killing the product.” Hogan said, “Agreed HH tell Dixie (Carter). HH.”

Hogan has been stating for a long time that TNA has to operate with a big-league budget in order to be big-league and part of that is getting out of the Impact Zone.


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  • Michael

    I somewhat agree. I agree that the crowds there are a mix of wrestling fans and somebody that just wondered in there. Sometimes the crowds differ week to week and yes it hurts them. I disagree because there ratings are way below a 2.0 and they have not found that storyline that has brought them to that yet. So it is a touchy situation.

  • chachi1984

    go to arenas and only draw a few thousand might not be work it

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=50203556 Steve Turcotte

    I agree. They can go to small arenas that hold anywhere from 2,000-5,000 people to start. They can do something similar to what WWE(F) did in the 90′s. Do a live show on Thursday nights, then on Fridays, stay in the same arena and film the following week’s episode. Doing that temporarily should work. Even a small arena would give them a big league feel, instead of that Imcrap Zone.

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