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Threw my ratings analysis together here (the Forbes contributor downside guarantee really isn't THAT bad for being able to write whatever the hell you want): https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidbixenspan/2019/10/03/aew-dynamite-wwe-nxt-ratings-wednesday-night-war-week-1/#76743833634d The key things that everyone should be focusing on, are: * Total viewers only matter for determining the size of each promotion's audience in 2019. That IS import, but as a TV show, only 18-49 matters. Maybe all of the other wrestling reporters will finally understand this. * The replay and same day DVR viewing brought it up to 1.8 million viewers (1.1 million in the demo), the biggest TNT premiere in five years. * In 18-49 and all of the other key demos, AEW doubled NXT or worse. * NXT only edged AEW out for a win in 50+ * NXT actually gained viewers in 18-49 by 1% over last week, even if the rating to the hundredths digit was the same. * AEW beat last week's SmackDown and hour three of last week's Raw. This week's Raw saw a big increase, but who knows how much those viewers stick around. (In fairness, the same can be said for AEW since it's a premiere, albeit not one that was trying to draw with nostalgia etc.). That said... * We don't have any AEW vs. Raw/SmackDown overlap data yet, but it sure seems like this is a different audience since NXT lost relatively few viewers, basically all of whom were in the 50+ demo, losing none in 18-49. This is gonna be VERY interesting to follow.
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FullLeatherJacket posted:Is there a specific reason that's a thing now?
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