TNA Wrestling President Dixie Carter was interviewed by Jeremy Borash today for the company’s website earlier today discussing the company’s year, moving to Destination America, their relationship with Spike TV and more.

Highlights of the interview are below:

On how the company fared this year: “I think it was a really good year, but it is definitely a transitional year.”

On the company’s negotiations with Spike TV: “I said to them, I feel like we have to have something different, we can’t just be status quo going into a new deal, it can’t just be a two-hour IMPACT, we have to grow our brand and do some things differently and really shake it up, that was the tone of all my conversation with networks. I’m not really interested in someone picking up our two-hour show, I’m interested in having someone become a partner on a much bigger level.”

On her dealings with the roster during negotiations with Spike TV and Destination America: “I never didn’t feel 100 percent support from everybody, there’s always an uneasiness when it comes to change, I was not going to let anybody down, it didn’t matter what it was going to take, I wasn’t going to let anybody down, but that didn’t mean we were going to take a bad deal.”

On breaking the news of the new television deal with Destination America to the roster: “I wanted to do it in person, but obviously, we weren’t able to do that, they were the first people I told when we all got on the conference call, the response was great. I had to have them open up the lines so I could just hear people talk to make it much more casual and informal in the way we are. The great thing is, I think everyone is supportive, I think everyone is excited about the potential and they’re doing that without even knowing just how different it is going to be, I can’t wait for these meetings that we are having and these conversations that are happening and some of these changes that are going to happen, that these get out and they start to see the support on a different level, so many things, there are a lot of announcements coming. I know sometimes we say stay tuned, but I really mean it, stay tuned, there’s a lot of stuff coming, a lot of changes.”

On adding new talent and more TV tapings in 2015 as part of those changes: “I wouldn’t be surprised if we don’t start seeing something once a week about something that is going to change or be different, I think there’s some real meat to some of the changes we want to make, will there be some new faces, absolutely there will be.”

On the current roster: “I love this young roster we have right now. Looking back, this is probably the best, freshest group of young talent that we have ever had, I can’t say enough good things about them. I have to give credit to John Gaburick, our head of talent relations and television creative, that was a real focus of his and Spike were very supportive of us taking a step back to take a major step forward in our future and that is giving a lot of real estate on our show, a lot of television time, to kids who had never seen before. They have the best attitudes and are so great to be around and their work rate is incredible and they do whatever is asked, they’ve been such a great adition I think even to challenging the veterans. I love that they are coming in with such a confidence, they want a top spot and they are working really hard to get it. I think there have been some who have made massive strides in such a short period of time and I don’t ever remember us having that kind of success with new talent in such a short time.”