TNA News Will TNA pay-per-views air in HD along with Impact? By Jason Powell Oct 15, 2008 - 03:02 PM Email This Article | Printer Friendly Page Send Us News & Results | Back to Main Listing Although TNA Impact will air in HD on Oct. 23, the company will not offer its pay-per-view events in that format. TNA spokesman Steven Godfrey told Dot Net that there is a plan in the works for pay-per-views to eventually air in HD, but now just the television show will air in HD on Spike TV. Powell's POV: It's too bad they're not ready to make the conversion on pay-per-view, but it wouldn't matter for this viewer. My local cable company doesn't offer WWE pay-per-view event in HD even though WWE launched pay-per-view in HD for WrestleMania. For that matter, my cable company doesn't offer Spike TV in HD yet. Yes, I'm looking forward to informing my giant cable company that I'm switching to DirecTV later this month. Dot Net members received the first look at this news on Monday. They are currently listening to the first part of the weekly Q&A audio session with Jason Powell answering Dot Net members' pro wrestling questions. To become a member for only $5 per month, check out the Dot Net Members' Signup Page. News Usage Policy BOOKMARK DOT NET AND ADD US TO YOUR RSS • HELP DOT NET: TAKE OUR ADVERTISER DEMO SURVEY CLICK TO RETURN TO MAIN LISTING OR SELECT A LINK BELOW FROM THIS CATEGORY TNA News Latest Twelve Articles Kurt Angle discusses the formation of the Main Event Mafia, says the younger wrestlers in TNA don't know how to tell a story in the ring TNA signs a new talent (photos available) TNA Knockout says she was the one of the most talented women in WWE developmental, "but they were more interesting in hiring Hooters girls and models" TNA scores publicity via Sarah Palin stunt TNA Impact rating: Mick Foley draws the best rating of the show, a TNA Original who is getting a big push draws the weakest rating of the night TNA's Christian Cage working indy shows in December