While this shouldn’t be shocking to anyone considering it was a replay of a year-old PPV, Friday’s Slammiversary 2014 airing on Destination America took a dive in the ratings. The airing drew just 232,000 viewers and a 0.06 rating in the 18 – 49 demographic. Those numbers are down 41% and 50%, respectively, from the 395,000 viewers and 0.12 demo rating that the May 15th episode of Impact did.
While those are the lowest numbers that TNA has done on Destination America, that is obviously mitigated by the fact that it wasn’t new content as well as the fact that the NBA Eastern Conference Finals game drew a 2.27 demo rating and 5.935 million viewers.
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