According to F4WOnline, TNA could be preparing itself for some major changes, with the company regularly meeting up with potential investors and partners who are set to help re-jig the brand so that it’s able to compete more effectively with rival WWE – reports wrestlinginc.com.
TNA is preparing to resume tapings at Universal Studios this week, all while the backroom staff shares the feeling that whatever change is coming their way will come soon and that alterations will certainly be made.
The current situation regarding changes is apparently in its critical stages, with new investors still pouring in. As always, one particular group of investors are said to have a commanding lead over their rivals and may very well end up with the company, while another party are also contenders but are set to lose out to the former.
The team in the lead is said to be comprised of people working with TNA, who boast of considerable wrestling experience.
TNA President Dixie Carter, whose father Robert Carter is the owner of the franchise through his company Panda Energy International, is trying to broker a deal that will see her maintain her stake in the company, but will eventually be resigned to see the majority of it sold.