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ROH Glory By Honor IX, iPPV from this past weekend:
Even on iPPV, ROH is doing shows that turn a profit.
TNA hasnt hit 40k for a ppv in forever, so they're PPV's always lose money.
Some TNA PPV's do as low as 10k, which means ROH is doing about 1/10th of what TNA does on internet ppv's with literally a fraction of the promotion.
I think it's very safe to say, if ROH had millions of eyeballs to promote to on basic cable, they could match what TNA is doing on a fraction of the budget.
I'm not so much pumping up ROH in this thread, as I am tearing down TNA. It's pretty embarrassing that you can make the case that a tiny company like ROH with weak TV is outperforming a multimillion dollar investment on strong national TV that employs Hulk Hogan & Ric Flair.
It is like saying ECW could compete from a monetary and business perspective with WCW during the height of the Attitude era. You'd laugh at such a notion...but TNA v. ROH is real deal. It is laughable how bad they are in all facets.
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