By far the most valuable thing they have are the tv time slots.I can’t imagine it costs much.
Anthem: TNA is yours for a $20 Amazon gift card and two local movie tickets.
WWE: Preposterously high! Come back to the negotiating table when you have a more reasonable offer for us.
TNA name and IP has value but it’s name is associated with as much good as bad.
They own very little equipment as they rent virtually everything. They don’t even own a ring, for example.
The wrestler contracts, for all but a very select few, are short and pay per appearance, so basically those contracts are worthless.
Tape library, it has some value but very little. No one is even paying for the WWE library now. And the WWE Vault YouTube channel view counts are largely unremarkable with the vast majority over the last month failing to beat the view count for Lio Rush vs. El Clon from Ring of Honor that was uploaded 9 days ago. So why would anyone give anything particularly noteworthy to get the TNA library?