AEW Double or Nothing, PPV Buys are in... :scust: :mjcry:

[Mr. Manhattan]

20k-50k is what I think they did. No way they would get even close to 100k buys.

sure they did over 100k

 

[dh86]

If they was smart they’d hire Russo

Wet T-shirts and bra and panty matches

You can look everything you need up on your phone. Couldn’t do that in 1998.

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

20k-50k is what I think they did. No way they would get even close to 100k buys.

All In did 55K so I gotta think this did more than that

 

[NYChase718]

You can look everything you need up on your phone. Couldn’t do that in 1998.

This generation
Dont even need legit playboy photoshoots
Just google and find a photoshop

 

[MMS]

This is why people think wrestling fans are reprobates and morons.

Maybe I miss an age of girls gone wild and skinemax

yall porn addicts don't know the power of delayed gratification

 

[stro]

Reporting 200K buys the day after when PPV numbers don't come in for a month

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

Reporting 200K buys the day after when PPV numbers don't come in for a month

Nobody reported 200K. :meltzer: said that the activity was 4x of All In which if it translated would mean around 200K seeing as All In did 55K. He didn't say or predict the 200K number he was talking about if the activity translated

 

[Rell84shots]

Dave Meltzer of F4WOnline.com is reporting that AEW Double or Nothing did 98,000 buys with an almost 50/50 split between traditional and digital methods. The event drew more buys than All In with a higher U.S. price and will likely do more buys than ECW's most-watched PPV with replay orders.

I doubt it'll do big replay numbers.

 

[Jmare007]

98k is impressive as fukk.

 

[trick]

98k is impressive as fukk.

That's what the UFC is getting these days, that's an incredible number for them if true.

 

[Jmare007]

That's what the UFC is getting these days, that's an incredible number for them if true.

I honestly wonder how many buys would WWE be getting these days without the Network format. 40-50k for any non-big 4 PPV?

 

[trick]

I honestly wonder how many buys would WWE be getting these days without the Network format. 40-50k for any non-big 4 PPV?

Probably much more than that, the WWE sucks but they still have lots of loyal fans. In some parts of the world, the WWE Network is still only available cable or satellite providers.

The UFC is only getting those numbers because their PPVs are only sold through ESPN+ now. They sold much more before the switch to sell only through ESPN+. It's why the top guys aren't rushing to come back and fight now, it's not worth it when the buyrates are so low.

 

[Jmare007]

Probably much more than that, the WWE sucks but they still have lots of loyal fans. In some parts of the world, the WWE Network is still only available cable or satellite providers.

The UFC is only getting those numbers because their PPVs are only sold through ESPN+ now. They sold much more before the switch to sell only through ESPN+. It's why the top guys aren't rushing to come back and fight now, it's not worth it when the buyrates are so low.

 

[stro]

I honestly wonder how many buys would WWE be getting these days without the Network format. 40-50k for any non-big 4 PPV?

I think they were averaging around 125K per B show before the Network, when ratings were higher and more people were watching in general. I think sub 100k for most PPVs throughout the year is a reasonable assumption of where they'd be at today if they didn't start the Network when they did.

 

[trick]

All the big names will be back in September for the big show in Saudi Arabia though :creative: