These are very important issues to consider in regard to TNA Entertainment LLC and its operating costs.

I’ve written before that the employee’s in Nashvilles payroll comes out to approximately $3.1 million per an um.

If you look below at the “high priced” talent on the roster, you’ll see a “low ball fig” of $4 million dollars. And thats without Sting or Kurt Angel or the undercard!

TNA itself has claimed that the only true revenue stream the company has is its $8.2 million from SPIKE TV.

I’m not even going to waste the brain power on production cost’s because whatever I come up with be way off due to PPV’s that are held outside the iMPACT Zone.

And when you look at the TNA Live events from last weekend, you can deduct for yourself that those events were big losers as well which is about the average for the other 2010 live events.

The actual TNA employee payroll was with out Dixies pay. And I wouldn’t even know where to begin when it comes to the travel bill, and the sub contractors either.

I am going to give TNA wrestling the “benefit of the doubt and guess that they company spends in excess of $10 million.

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TNA attendance figures courtesy of The Wrestling Observer Newsletter.

7/23 house show in Bloomington, Illinois drew 850 fans.

7/24 house show in LaPorte, Indiana drew 850 fans.

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The Wrestling Observer Newsletter noted that the additions of Hulk Hogan, Eric Bischoff, Rob Van Dam, Jeff Hardy and Mr. Anderson alone will cost a minimum of $4 million in 2010.