Source: PWInsider

By Mike Johnson on 2015-11-19 12:08:00

With TNA announcing they are coming to POP TV, Paragon Pro Wrestling issued the following:
Paragon Pro Wrestling Expands Its Broadcast to Multiple Networks

November 19, 2015 - Las Vegas, NV

Paragon Pro Wrestling will begin airing its weekly program on 4 networks across North America. The family-friendly program began airing across the United States on Saturday, July 4th on Pop TV. Paragon Pro Wrestling hopes to reach more wrestling fans by expanding the networks and times of day that the program will air.

As a result of this expansion, Paragon Pro Wrestling has ended its agreement with Pop TV. Their final broadcast on Pop will be Saturday, November 21st. While PPW is ending their agreement with Pop, officials with the company have stated they are very grateful for the time they spent on the network.

Starting on November 19th, Paragon Pro Wrestling can be seen on Tuff-TV at 12:00 midnight, Eastern, 9:00 PM Pacific. Other networks include Fight Net, Yoo Too America, Dish Network and WADL TV in Detroit. Check your local listings to confirm channels and air times in your area.

Fans of pro wrestling in these areas can tune in weekly to see athletes such as Wes Brisco, Tyshaun Prince, Jessy Sorenson, Alex Chamberlain, Gangrel, Darin Corbin and more.

ABOUT PARAGON PRO WRESTLING:

Paragon Pro Wrestling, Professional Wrestling's Model of Excellence, tapes television for national distribution and is based in Las Vegas, Nevada. Stay up to date on PPW news and events by following them on Twitter, @ParagonPW and Liking them on Facebook.com/ParagonProWrestling.

The timing makes it seem suspicious, but I assume this has nothing to do with TNA. If anything, you'd think Paragon Pro would be thrilled to have TNA to buy airtime to advertise, and that TNA/PopTV/whoever gets the ad money would be happy to have someone buying ads during a wrestling show. If I had to guess, Paragon Pro figured they could either stay on PopTV, or use a similar amount of money to buy time on four different stations, and picked what they thought would be the most exposure.

this is the first time i've heard of Paragon Pro Wrestling

cero2k wrote:this is the first time i've heard of Paragon Pro Wrestling

I watched one episode. Wes Brisco was in the main event.

Probably didn't wanna even be on the same channel lol.