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To be fair, POP supposedly gave them no warning at all about the timeslot move and they only found out about it at the same time as everyone else. Not even WWE would be immune to that type of drop percentage-wise if they had little to no heads up.
Could see POP give them some slack like when Destination America did the same but yeah the writing is on the wall for their future on the network unless they can quickly recover from this drop and the gradual decline since the Summer.
Dixie screwing up TNA/Impact's relationship with Spike TV keeps coming back to haunt them since they would have been in a much better place had she just sold them the ownership share they wanted and listened to their "No Russo" rule.
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