– Katie Ryjavec, who had been in charge of TNA’s live event marketing and media buys, recently gave notice that she’s leaving. She has been with the company since 2011.
– To update the story of Chris Sabin leaving TNA, he reportedly turned down an offer from TNA that is believed to be for considerably less money than he had previously been making.
– There continues to be a lot of concern in TNA about the company’s future with Spike TV. There are a lot of people that believe the upcoming Impact tapings from New York City will be “make or break” for the company. United Talent Agency, which represents TNA in their TV negotiations, will be shopping Impact Wrestling around to other networks before deciding on staying with Spike TV – if that’s even an option at this point.
(Source: PWInsider)
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