He s made it real clear to us that he doesn t want wrestling off the air. He wants to help with our production costs. We re trying to work it out with the station and with Cory Maclin s agency. Obviously, in the mean time you guys are airing the best-of shows and doing great ratings. No, not at all.
People love that, especially in Memphis.
Memphis is a unique animal in its wrestling tradition. It s a city here that has never had any other pro sports franchises except for wrestling. It was a big deal in the city for years and years. So many who people grew up here were aware of it. Now more than ever, people are into the nostalgia craze, and the shows bring back fond memories.