My source is The Wrestling Observer

Now that TNA's Impact Wrestling has moved to Destination America ratings have gone down to a third of what they got on Spike TV.

On the 1/30 Impact they got 338,000 viewers. On ROH's first showings in all their markets combined they get between 350,000 and 400,000 viewers weekly. So that puts them ahead of TNA in viewers.

Lucha Underground on Unimas is behind on Impact. They got a high of 250,000 on their 1/10 show.

AXS TV is surprised how well the New Japan show is doing.

This is not how I pictured this happening years ago. ROH business is growing but this is happened more because TNA's business is falling.

#2 TV Show =/= #2 company. I'd still say TNA is much more well known.

So bigger crowds, higher ratings and losing less money doesn't equal a bigger company?

I don't know what it is.

ROH does bigger crowds in America than TNA. TNA is still the bigger company.

ROH still does live pay per view events while TNA goes cold turkey on them. TNA is still the bigger company.

Now ROH this week has done a higher TV rating than Impact. TNA is still the bigger company.

Probably because most people would still prefer mainstream over indy wrestling.

More.
Well.
Known.

That doesn't mean anything. TNA does less business than ROH does now in every way now. ROH has become the 2nd promotion from America by default.

I mean really in one of the biggest cities in The World, New York City, ROH sells out arenas with 3,000 people while TNA has trouble getting 500 people into The Manhattan Center.

But somehow in your mind TNA is still number two.

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Probably because most people would still prefer mainstream over indy wrestling.

Ring of Honor isnt an indy company by certain standards anymore.