Source: The Wrestling Observer Newsletter
As you may remember, TNA announced that they would be working with AO1 productions to “enhance their broadcast production and the fan experience.”
According to sources, there is more to the story than just a production upgrade. With the new production people brought in, many of the former production personnel weee let go. The people that were let go were the one that were the most vocal about being late on pay, in some instances upwards of 60 days late.
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