ROHs PPVs will air on inDemand, Dish and Direct TV. The PPV providers approached ROH as well as several other groups such as Bellator and Glory MMA promotions, to fill their schedules with the absence of WWE, with them already finished with Direct TV and expected to conclude with others in the coming months.
The deal is said to be not as expensive as other PPV deals as ROH doesnt have high running costs, however Sinclair will be making the necessary production investments ahead of the show.
The PPV is not seen as make-or-break, as any money they lose Sinclair can recoup without much issue, but to break even they are looking for 10,000 buys. The hope within the company is that even if they dont reach that figure, that Itll make enough noise so that more fans start following the product so that they can surpass it for their second PPV, Final Battle, which takes place later this year.