Having
watched TNA Lockdown from the comfort of my livingroom, I have no idea what was
going on with the crowd at the Nashville Municipal Auditorium on April 15. All
I know is the fans in attendance, how ever many or few, were eerily silent
throughout the show, and their silence cast a pall over the pay-per-view
broadcast, making for a very tepid show.
Granted, Lockdown 2012 wasn’t what I would call a great PPV, but it wasn’t TNA’s worst,
either. If it were such a poor show, I’d have expected the fans to at least
boo once in a while, but there was hardly any discernable reaction from them
until Jeff Hardy hit Kurt Angle with a Swanton from the top of the steel cage.
What
happened? Was the crowd inadequately miked? Were the fans hoarse from cheering
on their Predators, who defeated the Detroit Red Wings earlier in the day? Or
were the fans so uninspired by the action that they didn’t care to express
themselves in any way.
If you’re
in the know, or were in the crowd at Lockdown, please give me a shout.
—Frank Krewda
Editor-in-Chief
Editor-in-Chief
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