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Mickie James has officially joined the NWA, which has announced their first all-women’s PPV. Tuesday’s episode of NWA Powerrr saw Billy Corgan announce that the first all-women’s show, NWA In Power, will take place on August 28th in St. Louis, Missouri. James, who made her debut on today’s show, will be the executive producer for the PPV. In addition, August 29th will be the date for the NWA’s 73rd Anniversary show which will also be in St. Louis.
James was released from WWE in April as part of the cuts that saw Samoa Joe, The IIconics, Chelsea Green and others released. The NWA Women’s division includes new NWA Women’s Champion Kamille along with former champions Serena Deeb and Thunder Rosa, the newly-signed Kylie Rae, Melina, and Taryn Terrell.
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The NWA ran its “When Our Shadows Fall” PPV on 6/6, on a Sunday afternoon from Atlanta. As far as television PPV went, it appears to have done less than 500 buys based on preliminary industry estimates. I’d think if there was any real business it would be on FITE streaming. But for TV, the numbers were way down from previous shows based on early estimates.

They announced a run of 8/28 to 8/31 in St. Louis where they will do two PPVs and tape television two nights. The 8/28 show will be an all-women’s show produced by Mickie James called NWA in Power.

The 8/29 show is the NWA 73rd anniversary show and will be from the famed Khorossan Ballroom at the Chase Park Plaza Hotel, which is where Sam Muchnick taped television in the late 50s and into the 60s.

NWA taped several shows in Atlanta at the GPB Studios, but it wasn’t the same studios as before, as their larger studios were taping “Divorce Court.” So they taped at a 50-seat studio. The only event that sold out was the PPV. There were about 30 people at the 6/7 taping.
 
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Flex Luger said:
The NWA ran its “When Our Shadows Fall” PPV on 6/6, on a Sunday afternoon from Atlanta. As far as television PPV went, it appears to have done less than 500 buys based on preliminary industry estimates. I’d think if there was any real business it would be on FITE streaming. But for TV, the numbers were way down from previous shows based on early estimates.

They announced a run of 8/28 to 8/31 in St. Louis where they will do two PPVs and tape television two nights. The 8/28 show will be an all-women’s show produced by Mickie James called NWA in Power.

The 8/29 show is the NWA 73rd anniversary show and will be from the famed Khorossan Ballroom at the Chase Park Plaza Hotel, which is where Sam Muchnick taped television in the late 50s and into the 60s.

NWA taped several shows in Atlanta at the GPB Studios, but it wasn’t the same studios as before, as their larger studios were taping “Divorce Court.” So they taped at a 50-seat studio. The only event that sold out was the PPV. There were about 30 people at the 6/7 taping.
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Flex Luger said:
The NWA ran its “When Our Shadows Fall” PPV on 6/6, on a Sunday afternoon from Atlanta. As far as television PPV went, it appears to have done less than 500 buys based on preliminary industry estimates. I’d think if there was any real business it would be on FITE streaming. But for TV, the numbers were way down from previous shows based on early estimates.

They announced a run of 8/28 to 8/31 in St. Louis where they will do two PPVs and tape television two nights. The 8/28 show will be an all-women’s show produced by Mickie James called NWA in Power.

The 8/29 show is the NWA 73rd anniversary show and will be from the famed Khorossan Ballroom at the Chase Park Plaza Hotel, which is where Sam Muchnick taped television in the late 50s and into the 60s.

NWA taped several shows in Atlanta at the GPB Studios, but it wasn’t the same studios as before, as their larger studios were taping “Divorce Court.” So they taped at a 50-seat studio. The only event that sold out was the PPV. There were about 30 people at the 6/7 taping.
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Aldis ain't it and they already got rid of most of the people who would have been a good replacement as champion :manny:

I don't know if Pope gets the strap next, because a Trevor Murdoch run in 2021 would be :dwillhuh::mjlol::hhh:but it sucks that he would have to be responsible for getting them up and running after 2+ years of basically stroking Aldis' ego because no other companies are interested in him. :francis:

How did they get it so right with sending Thunder Rosa to AEW to put on bangers in front of 100,000's and so wrong with their men's champ? :why:
 
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They can't even sell out a 50 SEAT STUDIO? :picard: Corgan couldn't bring his band to fill some seats?
 
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