More Details On Impact Wrestling’s Destination America Status; How Long Might the Show Continue to Air?

As noted earlier today, TNA President Dixie Carter was recently interviewed by Sports Illustrated’s Extra Mustard, and she revealed some information regarding TNA’s contract status with Destination America.

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Carter said TNA is contracted through the end of the year to the network, and they were “in discussions” for 2016. Carter’s quote from the interview is below:  

“The biggest challenge for us is building a brand in the U.S. That’s where we need to grow. We’re contracted to Destination America through the end of the year, and we are in discussions going on for 2016.”

According to the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, Destination America may end up giving TNA more time to find a new network, much like Spike did for TNA last year. It was noted that the same SI article mentioned TNA not having a home “as of February 2016”; TNA may have a few months extra on air, but that remains unconfirmed.