TNA has issued the following press release:
TNA WRESTLING JANUARY 2016 UK TOUR EVENTS TO ALL BE DOUBLE IMPACT WRESTLING TAPINGS FOR GLOBAL BROADCAST
NASHVILLE (Wed., Oct 7, 2015): During TNA Wrestling’s Bound For Glory broadcast on Challenge TV, TNA President Dixie Carter revealed to fans that television cameras will be rolling during the January 2016 MAXIMUM IMPACT 8 Tour to capture six episodes of TNA’s flagship programme IMPACT WRESTLING.
All three events on the annual TNA UK Tour will now be double TV tapings, meaning that the arena shows in Manchester (Jan 29), London (Jan 30) and Birmingham (Jan 31) will be watched by millions of fans in more than 120 countries around the world, including on Challenge TV in the UK and Ireland.
TNA President Dixie Carter said: “The TNA MAXIMUM IMPACT UK Tour is a highlight for everyone at TNA – so I’m excited that those watching on TV all over the globe will be able to see the incredible fans and amazing action in the UK.
“I can promise unparalleled in-ring action, as well as some big surprises that we have planned for when we return to Manchester, London and Birmingham in January 2016.”
TNA today also adds NINE new Stars and Knockouts to the eagerly anticipated events.
British favourite Grado, TNA Tag Team Champions The Wolves – Davey Richards and Eddie Edwards, former TNA World Champion Mr. Anderson, X-Division Champion Tigre Uno, India’s Mahabali Shera, Knockouts Champion Gail Kim, Velvet Sky and Madison Rayne will compete on all three shows.
They join a roster that already includes Olympic Gold Medallist Kurt Angle, MMA star Lashley, Matt Hardy, EC3, Drew Galloway, Eric Young, Bobby Roode, Rockstar Spud, Taryn Terrell, Brooke, Robbie E and Mark Andrews. *
MAXIMUM IMPACT 8 Tour tickets and VIP experiences are available NOW via gigsandtours.com and ticketmaster.co.uk or direct from the tour venues. Full details of the UK events are:
* Friday 29 January 2016 Manchester Arena
* Saturday 30 January 2016 London The SSE Arena Wembley
* Sunday 31 January 2016Birmingham Barclaycard Arena
Nick was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and lived there until the age of 18, when he decided to pack his flack jacket and move to New York City.
