The numbers are in! Full analysis for the WWE 2007 Q4 and Year End Earnings are inside. Plus ECW is the big ratings winner and TNA gets a wh

The WWE parts ways with the CW, OVW, and talent while TNA contemplates a live future. Also, both companies release DVD sales figures, RAW gi

ROH makes cutbacks, Big Vision profits without permission, WWE returns to Canada and maybe to network TV, RAW jumps 11.4%, and James Storm g

After $20 million and five years the WWE goes HD, the WWE finds a new distribution partner for PPVs, newsbites from the Wrestling Channel to

TNA and UFC join forces, WWE reduces and grows the workforce, new sets are coming to HD, a look at ratings leading into WrestleMania, and Je

Japan invades TNA and vice versa, WWE footage shows up in odd places, the WWE engages in monopolistic activities, SmackDown! overtakes RAW,

TNA buyrates show a slipping conversion factor, the NWA returns to television, RAW goes HD, and music returns to both top tens.

WWE and TNA wrestlers take some time off, iMPACT invades WrestleMania, RAW and ECW lose a third of their audience, and there is almost no mo

Wrestling makes NBC/Universal the number one cable group, Georgia tries to regulate wrestling, TNA matches a ratings high while RAW drops af

TNA and ROH go head-to-head, ECW backs away from a fight with iMPACT, the WWE opens another avenue for children, and a full analysis of RAW’

RAW gets extended until 2010, WWE programming looses to the NFL and TNA, a major lawsuit ends after three years, and $3 bags become the top

TNA rides a wave of momentum into 2008, more sources pick up on the WWE’s economic impact, and TNA wins the ratings race and the winter merc

WrestleMania brings nearly $24 million to Detroit, international events continue to be revenue generators, wrestling prepares for the HD cha

Time Warner cancels WCW and then attacks the WWE, JBL proves that WWE management does not care about human capital, SmackDown! continues to

The Journal continues an in-depth look at the WWE’s Q3 results and manipulative accounting, a reflection on the CNN wrestling documentary, N

Week one of WWE Third Quarter Results analysis, the Wellness Policy’s new phase goes into affect, and TNA Operations begin to look suspiciou

ECW is saved for another year, Booker T teaches us the different cultures of RAW and SmackDown!, TNA invades the Sports DVD market and Japan

The cost of keeping ECW alive, HR strategy at Titan Towers, TNA going to Japan, the end of wrestling in Georgia, and Fatheads in the Top Ten

A five year history of RAW Ratings, the decline of the WWE’s farm league, TNA’s new sponsor, WWE’s public face, and Hulk Hogan’s return to t

TNA makes plans for the post 2-Hour Era, WWE Films becomes entrenched and takes a new direction, two big stars cause trouble for their compa

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