Peak so far for AEW of course, but who was a bigger threat to WWE at their respective primes, relative to WWE's place at that time?
Ratings wise at their peak, TNA kills AEW.Peak so far for AEW of course, but who was a bigger threat to WWE at their respective primes, relative to WWE's place at that time?
Ratings wise at their peak, TNA kills AEW.
No one cares about all that TV semantics, oh the landscape has changed shyt. To counter act this, TNA was doing over million regularly with shows that taped WEEKS ahead of time. Spoilers were everywhere. This is FIRST run LIVE television, in this day and age, that is GOLD and they can't even break a million viewers ever.Not really and before you ask why, it goes back to what the TV landscape is like in 2020's vs. 15 years ago
People will say "TNA did over 2 million viewers"... They did... when there were over a 100 million households with cable TV.
Where TNA actually ranked vs. where AEW ranks on the TV charts is night and day. TNA wasn't really registering like that.
TNA's highest attended event in the U.S. was like 6000 people. AEW's done dozens of shows with more than 6000 people. They had a show do 80,000 people.
No one cares about all that TV semantics