Jeremy Borash has been doing promotional work for TNA in the UK and was asked on the v2 Wrestling podcast what he would change if he ran TNA. Borash replied:

“Move it to London. The fan base is a huge missed opportunity. The production in the U.K. is miles ahead of anything that is in the U.S., and I have no idea why, but I am a huge fan of the production values over here. I would use that production, and take advantage of how passionate the crowd is.”

http://nodq.com/tna/403986283.shtml

Eh

It's illogical to assume the London fans would be as passionate for a product they're able to see whenever they feel like vs. once a year.

Kind of bored of hearing about this every year. It's a stupid idea...

Ianlovesfozzy wrote:

Eh

It's illogical to assume the London fans would be as passionate for a product they're able to see whenever they feel like vs. once a year.

I think you're right, but just to play devil's advocate there are no big wrestling companies in the UK. In America they're competing with WWE, ROH, and various other indie companies which are probably more interesting than TNA right now. In the UK they'd be competing with Preston City Wrestling, maybe?

Not sure I'd have it in London though, right down in the South of the country. Make it more towards the middle and I think it'd encourage more people to attend.

They'd run the arena's dry far too quickly.

maybe they should go over seas more offended but yeah staying in the UK would be a bad idea