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I’m not saying that they flat out DIDN’T get 1 million buys, but maybe they just kinda boosted the number like they boosted the attendance?
Regardless of that though, next year for sure they’ll get 1 million buys so it’s not like it’ll be a big deal
The Rock was by far the biggest influence on those buys imo. Next year they should surpass 1 million buys on The Rock vs John Cena alone. Would it be ridiculous to even say they could get 1.5 million buys next year?
My first instinct is to say yes that’s ridiculous but I’m really not sure. The money is always in the main event so it’s not completely out of the question somehow.
And to comment on the number, unless WWE royally screws up the buildup for next year, which we know they’re very capable of, then Rock-Cena should get an even bigger number.
So, who has the feeling that TNA will be under the impression that Snooki drew that number and sign even more Jersey Shore rejects as a result?