HES SHOOTING ON THE RAW RATINGS
>>16672838ITS OVER
>>16672838How many people watched Mike Tyson v Jake Paul?
Inspector elemelment
>>16672845way way more. that got more than the entirety of AEW programming in 2024but that just shows how in ring ins irrelevant to drawing dimes and story/characters are the draw
>>16672838in a year it's going to be like 800k
What was the drop off for the second hour?
>>166728642.5 milly
>>166728682.5m people sick of watching brown people do brown people shit
>>16672864>>16672863>>16672852>>16672845>>16672842>>16672838All one person btw. If youre new here
>>16672838>>16672845I think they said 20 million. But 8 million people is even better than most NBA and NFL games these days. It was a real success guys. It wouldn't have happened without all the marks like us who kept the biz alive throughout the last two decades of obscurity and slop. The real test is to see if WWE can get ratings like this every week. They're not run by a nepobabie money mark so I think they will.
>>16672875based retard
>>16672838If this is true this is just the final nail in the coffin confirming that wrestling is truly dead and nobody actually gives a fuck about it anymore....you're telling me out of the whole planet only 8.74 million people were watching? Do you know how many people would watch nationally back in the day? The numbers should be far bigger.... everybody has Netflix there is no excuse now like they had with television and it's death... legitimately sad...inb4 fags claim different timezones
>>16672891Gotta get the thread rolling somehow right? Some of these posts are the same person.
9 mill is pretty bad unless this is US only.
>>16672963>>16672997TV used to be a bigger deal than it is today. There's simply more things to do with your time. Interest in every sport is less than it used to be. Besides global popularity is more important than national popularity these days. I guarantee you that more people know who Roman Reigns is than Patrick Mahomes across the world.
>>16673076Ok? This isn’t TV it’s netflix.
now lets see how long this lasts. he he he
>>16672963You were expecting yuros to tune in at 2AM for this? The rest of the world is too poor to subscribe to Netflix.
>>16672838
>>16672838>big night for pro wrestlinglol it was a big night for WWE ya kike bastard
>>16672845108 millyhttps://www.netflix.com/tudum/articles/jake-paul-vs-mike-tyson-live-release-date-news
>>16672838>EIGHT. FUCKING. MILLY.BOW DOWN TO THE!BOW DOWN TO THE KING!
>For example, in 2020, Netflix changed the metric they used to classify a VOD viewer from anyone who watched 70% of a title down to anyone who watched at least 2 minutes of a video, long or short form.
>>16672838I am a big WWE fan but I'm still worried they may not have done enough to live up to the hype. I wonder how many of those 8 million tuned out after a 15 minute rambling Hollywood Dwayne promo followed by the generic Bloodline match. Or maybe the match came across well to new viewers since they haven't seen the exact same Bloodline match play out dozens of times before. I'll remain cautiously optimistic, it could be a massive boom for wrestling but let's see what the rest of the show looks like, what they do with it next week and how that show is rated. I felt the same way about All In at Wembley. Huge buzz, huge turnout, major wrestling boom feel, but the show ultimately underdelivered and in the end did made quite a bit of money but did nothing for AEW's ongoing popularity. Highlight of the night for me was Rhea vs Liv. Rhea finally getting her hands on Dom was the best payoff moment of the whole show.Worst part was Jey Uso's match. The entrance was good but that guy has no business being anywhere near the main event as a single's wrestler. He hasn't had one good single's match. I do like him, I like his move set and his general style and his entrance, but every single match he has is the most generic paint by numbers match were basically nothing happens. He and Jey were really good as a tag team, they need to stay that way, or as a single's wrestler he should be a career midcarder.
>>16673076You're talking about tv.... Netflix is Netflix... aka the internet you dingus....there is no more excuses... people don't like wrestling anymore it's dead in the water
>>16672838Based retards replying to a fake tweet thread
>>16673268They definitely hurt their audience with hour 1. New viewers don't care about whether you think the Bloodline is stale or a 5 star bangerino.They will care however that the first hour was paced like a glacier. From the promos to the matches, it was WAY to slow with too much downtime. Too much tv time of people not doing anything.
>>16672838This is the lowest IQ board on 4chan.
8 milly
>>16672863lol cope
>>16672838>big night for professional wrestlingas if any other company is getting the rub.AEW won't break a half milly this week hahahaha
>>16673083It was one of the worst Raws I've seen in a while. If they retained even half of that going into the second hour I will be shocked, let alone next week.
>>16673227No 8 milly?
>>16673577kek this is objectively true. AEW fucking sucks lmao
8,74m around the entire world.
