TNA Impact Fallout and Ratings; Dixie Carter Reveals Slammiversary 2014 Poster with Eric Young; PPV Predictions, Spoilers [VIDEO]

Here is the latest TNA news featuring Impact Wrestling TV ratings and fallout from last Thursday 5/1/14, Dixie Carter's Twitter reveal of the TNA Slammiversary 2014 PPV poster featuring TNA Champion Eric Young, and the early predictions, rumors and spoilers for Slammiversary.

First, let's take a look at the TNA ratings news from Impact last Thursday 5/1/14. According to TNA Insider, last Thursday's episode of Impact notched a 0.93 rating and garnered 1.131 million viewers, which was up from the prior week's 0.85 rating / 1.090 average viewership from April 24. Also, this is the second consecutive week Impact posted higher ratings as the April 17 show did a year-low 0.83 rating.

CB's Analysis: The ratings increase is a good sign for TNA and any TV-related news is good news for Impact, especially since their Spike TV contract expires this coming October and still hasn't been renewed.

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Here is the TNA Fallout / wrap-up from last Thursday's show:

Meanwhile, TNA President Dixie Carter revealed the official poster for the upcoming TNA Slammiversary PPV in June on her Twitter page featuring TNA Champion Eric Young:

SNEAK PEEK at the #Slammiversary art. June 15th PPV at the University of Texas at Arlington! pic.twitter.com/U00GgyAfPA

— Dixie Carter (@TNADixie) May 2, 2014

The big TNA spoilers for Slammiversary regarding Eric Young is that he will be defending his TNA Championship against MVP, who will be turning heel and attacking EY on this Thursday's episode of Impact.

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CB's Analysis and Early TNA Slammiversary Predictions: I think that TNA has a feel-good story going on with Eric Young as TNA Champion that should not end anytime soon, especially against an ex-WWE guy like MVP. I think that EY's title run is just beginning and so at TNA Slammiversary I expect Eric Young to beat MVP and retain the TNA Title.