[5/23/20] All Elite Wrestling Wrestling: Double or Nothing 2020 LIVE from Tony Khan's backyard

[Redguard]

He called the match "Football Field fukkery"

 

[Max.]

 

[Homeboy Runny-Ray]

AEW's Year One >>> TNA's Year One

no its not.

x-division, ron killings NWA title run, etc >>>

only thing AEW has it beat in, is the spectacle & big events. but thats not even fair since AEW started from the top.

 

[Ill-Yaz]

I hope AEW gets no way Jose. I think he has potential.

Really? I think from the recent releases, hes the one I see the least potential in.

Edit- You can add Lio Rush to that list also

 

[Peter Popoff]

Really? I think from the recent releases, hes the one I see the least potential in.

Edit- You can add Lio Rush to that list also

Never been a fan of Lio Rush. Apollo Crews was a better wrestler in ROH as UHAA Nation.

 

[Bryan Danielson]

AEW's Year One >>> TNA's Year One

no its not.

x-division, ron killings NWA title run, etc >>>

only thing AEW has it beat in, is the spectacle & big events. but thats not even fair since AEW started from the top.

Oh we doing this

Then let’s really do it


Lucha Underground by far had the best year 1

Ultima Lucha 1

 

[Peter Popoff]

Oh we doing this

Then let’s really do it


Lucha Underground by far had the best year 1

Ultima Lucha 1

Lucha underground is really good. That ain't fair bruh lmao.

 

[Crack Daniels]

Edit: nvm

 

[Reality Check]

The B/R Live and FIVE.TV streaming buys for AEW’s 2020 Double Or Nothing pay-per-view were up more than 10% from February’s AEW Revolution pay-per-view, and could be up 15% when all is accounted for, according to the Wrestling Observer Newsletter.

Double Or Nothing drew between 100,000 and 110,000 buys, which would be the second-highest number in company history, going back to the 2019 Double Or Nothing pay-per-view.

B/R Live accounts for United States buys while FITE covers international buys.

There’s no hard data available for cable pay-per-view buys yet, but it was speculated that if following the same trend, Double Or Nothing 2020 would fall in the 115,000 – 120,000 range, taking the spot as the most-purchased pay-per-view event in AEW history.

It could take up to 3 months for non-streaming buys to be finalized, which means the final numbers for Revolution will be available in the next few weeks.

Double Or Nothing 2020 looks to have done between 115,000 and 120,000 total buys, as mentioned above. Revolution 2020 drew an estimated 100,000 – 105,000 buys while Full Gear 2019 drew 100,000 buys, All Out 2019 drew 101,000 buys, Double Or Nothing 2019 drew 100,000 – 110,000 buys. All In from September 2018, which was held before AEW launched, drew a reported 50,000 buys.

Details on Buys for the 2020 AEW Double Or Nothing PPV

Two Stooge Power Trip, juelz away

 

[Max.]

Uh oh...no wonder dave gives 5 stars...

His buddy does aew fiances/VP...told khan to hire his observer buddy

 

[VegetasHairline]

Brodie Lee getting them buyrates up!

Spoiler

 

[Homeboy Runny-Ray]

told yall the numbers would go up as soon as they get the belt off jericho and get him out of the main events(technically).

 

[Homeboy Runny-Ray]

Oh we doing this
Then let’s really do it
Lucha Underground by far had the best year 1
Ultima Lucha 1

ehh

lucha didnt have a year 1.
they had a "first few months".

cant compare.
you gotta compare them to shows like NWA Powerrr and WOW.

 

[Bryan Danielson]

ehh

lucha didnt have a year 1.
they had a "first few months".

cant compare.
you gotta compare them to shows like NWA Powerrr and WOW.

Maaaaaan niccas compared 7 month AEW to 70+ years WWE.

I don’t see why not.

Matter fact all that “Bu Bu Bu bu but Russo got TNA to 8.45 ratings” shyt. But that was like 6-8 years into their existence?

TNA year one wasn’t getting the ratings of view that niccas try to compare AEW with, but it’s for some reason fair game.

So that LU shyt is fair game

 

[Homeboy Runny-Ray]

Matter fact all that “Bu Bu Bu bu but Russo got TNA to 8.45 ratings” shyt. But that was like 6-8 years into their existence?

TNA year one wasn’t getting the ratings of view that niccas try to compare AEW with, but it’s for some reason fair game.

So that LU shyt is fair game

TNA was only on ppv thd 1st two years. there were no ratings for them to get.

and its an unfair comparison in regards to ratings. AEW started from the top, while TNA started from the middle-ground - and on top of that, this is when the WWE had the rock, austin, hogan, goldberg, angle, etc etc etc under contract.

now as far as products go, im watching year 1 of TNA over AEW.
all the way down to jeff jarrett's run being better than jericho's.

lucha underground aint fair game. they only did 3-4 months per season. didnt have to worry about being consistent all year round.