Total Access TNA Wrestling - The App for TNA fans, basically

Anthem Sports & Entertainment Corp. announced today the launch of a new TNA Impact Wrestling app in the U.K. and Ireland – Total Access TNA Wrestling – available online and on mobile platforms for £4.99 per month.

Starting on January 5, 2017, new weekly episodes of IMPACT Wrestling will be available to watch immediately on the app at the same time as they premiere on Fight Network and Pop across North America.

Fans in the U.K. can download the app at Apple’s App Store or Google Play or visit www.impactwrestling.com/ to sign up to watch online. Total Access TNA Wrestling will soon be available on more platforms, including streaming devices and gaming consoles such as Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire and Xbox.

In addition to premiere episodes of TNA’s flagship weekly show IMPACT Wrestling and Fight Network’s original weekly recap series Inside IMPACT, subscribers will have access to extensive TNA library content, including episodes of classic IMPACT Wrestling, TNA Xplosion, TNA Wrestling’s Greatest Matches, TNA British Boot Camp, TNA Epics, TNA Unfinished Business and TNA Legends, plus the latest live pay-per-view events, classic pay-per-view events, One Night Only specials and more.

“The IMPACT Wrestling brand has always maintained a strong presence across the U.K. and Ireland and the Total Access TNA Wrestling app will ensure our loyal fans there have the opportunity to watch premiere IMPACT Wrestling episodes and TNA pay-per-views in real time for the first time,” said Anthem Executive Vice President Ed Nordholm. “There are many exciting plans in the works for IMPACT Wrestling in 2017 and the U.K. remains an important focus for us. As we continue our digital expansion, subscribers will have access to more content than ever before, including exclusive shows, series available on-demand, and more content to be rolled out on the app in the coming months.”

For more information, please visit www.impactwrestling.com/.

Good to see them taking some steps to increase their online / digital profile.

Probably won't use it myself, but lots of people like to watch stuff online, so it can't hurt to extend the presence / accessibility of their product.

Its a sorry state of affairs when the only way your 2nd largest demographic can watch your product is by paying you for the privilege.

Samo wrote:Its a sorry state of affairs when the only way your 2nd largest demographic can watch your product is by paying you for the privilege.

Well, WWE fans have to get sky sports and then the network or box office if they are to watch WWE legally

Dolphin Ziggler wrote:

Samo wrote:Its a sorry state of affairs when the only way your 2nd largest demographic can watch your product is by paying you for the privilege.

Well, WWE fans have to get sky sports and then the network or box office if they are to watch WWE legally

True but you still get the odd show on Sky One and its still on TV. Surprised no one stepped in after Challenge dropped it.

The odd show doesn't really count!

Probably few takers and I reckon this might be a better deal for company and fan.