What is up, everybody? Welcome back to the Busted Open After Dark podcast. It is time to break

down what went down on TNA Impact and we get into the groundbreaking brand new TV deal with TNA and

AMC. This is the busted open podcast. Damn, what a week to get into everyone because TNA has been on all over the headlines,

all over the headlines after they announced that they landed a multi-year deal with AMC,

meaning that TNA's flagship show, Impact Wrestling, will be airing on AMC and AMC Plus.

This is something that is hopefully I consider it, I think, a game changer for TNA.

I think a lot of people do too.

They're excited to see what the power of AMC will help drive um you know

how it will drive TNA further i think that's exciting um and a lot of fans are just ready to see

okay how far can we take this how much higher can tna wrestling be raised up considering that this has been a tremendous year for the company

including selling out a ton of shows throughout the entire year their highest most attended

bound for glory that they'd ever have their partnership with wwe doing big shows in New York and Los Angeles.

And now closing out the year, the cherry on top was the announcement of them landing this

multi-year deal with AMC.

This is starting January 15th, so already the company has something to look forward to.

And yeah, that's like really like the big thing that a lot of people have been talking about for TNA.

And I will tell you, like my first reaction when I heard the news was I'm so happy for that because, dude, I feel, I mean, at this point, God, I want someone to like pull up a list of every single channel that TNA has ever been on, by the way.

Because like off the top of my head, of course, there's Spike, Pop TV, Destination America, Access.

Now obviously AMC, I know there's at least like five more that I'm missing somewhere in there.

So if somebody remembers another one that I didn't remember, send it in here.

Although I will say this though, like the funniest thing about TNA having changed channels,

especially back in the day when I was more of a cable person versus a

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