As Nielsen goes through yet another change to how it measures television ratings, the data for wrestling shows has been a bit slower to get out. Because of that, ratings for "TNA Impact" from earlier this month are only now becoming available, though they continue to paint a picture of consistency TNA would rather not have when it comes to their viewership. Wrestlenomics and SpoilerTV report that the September 3 edition of "Impact" drew 184K total viewers, along with a 0.03 in the 18-49 demographic.While no data was provided regarding how the September 3 "Impact" compared to the August 27 episode, likely in part due to Nielsen's next wave of changes, data was provided comparing it against the four week average. It was there TNA fared far better in 18-49 than in total viewership, which dropped 11% from an average of 208K, while 18-49 remained steady at 0.03. The only other information uncovered was that "Impact" finished 18th on the night in cable.The September 3 "Impact" was headlined by a TNA International Championship match, with reigning champion Jason Hotch wrestling former International Champion Trey Miguel to a no contest after interference from Special Agent 0. The major storyline on the show, however, was the continued issues between TNA World Heavyweight Champion Nic Nemeth and Matt Hardy, with the latter accusing Nemeth of being behind the attack of his brother Jeff Hardy. This would set up a No Disqualification match between the two on the September 10 episode of "Impact" for Nemeth's Championship, which he retained over Hardy.
