GKJ
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Well, more people were actually watching it too2000-2001 WCW was more watchable than today's WWE.
Well, more people were actually watching it too2000-2001 WCW was more watchable than today's WWE.
More people were watching TNA on Spike compared to AEW today.Well, more people were actually watching it too
That’s weird because neither are WCW in 2000More people were watching TNA on Spike compared to AEW today.
Well, more people were actually watching it too
This guy... HahahaMore people were watching TNA on Spike compared to AEW today.
More people were watching TNA on Spike compared to AEW today.
Nitro was low 2's in overall viewers before they shut down. They had 2 episodes of Nitro do 2.6 in 2001.Really? WCW in its dying days were getting better ratings than WWE today? I don't know much about TV ratings.
Nitro was low 2's in overall viewers before they shut down. They had 2 episodes of Nitro do 2.6 in 2001.
TNA was consistently drawing over 1 million viewers. AEW has not proven they can do that.
But aren't those percentages? I mean does a 2.6 in 2001 mean the same thing as a 2.6 in 2021?
Unless you mean 2.6 million viewers, which I don't think you do.
Does anyone like Becky Lynch? She’s kinda crap in ring compared to the unstoppable legend in her own time she portrays, and she’s been absolutely insufferable since Nia Jax potatoed her.
Technically a fact but in reality complete bullshit. That was essentially a lifetime ago in terms of TV: streaming, cord cutting and fragmentation of the audience have dramatically reduced ratings. Think of it in these terms: Record sales pre file sharing and record sales today.Is this opinion or fact?
100% fact. Hell, TNA at their peak was outdrawing what both RAW and SmackDown draw today. The January 4, 2010 episode of Impact! (head to head on Monday night against RAW) drew 2.2 million. It peaked at 3 million with Hogan's segment. Get back to me when AEW is pulling those numbers.Is this opinion or fact?
100% fact. Hell, TNA at their peak was outdrawing what both RAW and SmackDown draw today. The January 4, 2010 episode of Impact! (head to head on Monday night against RAW) drew 2.2 million. It peaked at 3 million with Hogan's segment. Get back to me when AEW is pulling those numbers.
SOURCE: Press Release: TNA 'iMPACT!' Delivers Highest Ratings Ever - Wrestling Inc.
100% fact. Hell, TNA at their peak was outdrawing what both RAW and SmackDown draw today. The January 4, 2010 episode of Impact! (head to head on Monday night against RAW) drew 2.2 million. It peaked at 3 million with Hogan's segment. Get back to me when AEW is pulling those numbers.
SOURCE: Press Release: TNA 'iMPACT!' Delivers Highest Ratings Ever - Wrestling Inc.
Hey, you asked. The truth hurts.Do you know what the subject of this thread is?
Someone needs to take a look at the entirety of the TV business back then and now...
Is this opinion or fact?
You did...I asked what?
Is this opinion or fact?