Triple H got his spot back

[Rell84shots]

And they still get their ass kicked by Dynamite every week and not even going head to head against them anymore.

Their best demo rating since the 2.0 rebrand was .21, which was their first official night of the rebrand, and 0.20 the following week. They have only topped 0.15 twice in the 2022 calendar year, and one of those was the first week of January. They topped 0.15 eight times in 2021 despite 2.0 not airing until September 14. Many weeks they are barely topping 0.10.

The most recent episode of NXT drew 588,000 viewers. NXT 1.0 was regularly drawing anywhere from 650,000+ to 800,000+. It rarely ever drew less than 600,000 viewers, dating back to 9/18/2019, which is a typical week for NXT 2.0 now. A mediocre viewership number from 1.0 would be one of the high water marks for 2.0. And for many of these weeks they were going head to head against Dynamite, now NXT is the only wrestling show on TV Tuesday nights and their numbers are still shyt.

Dynamite's worse demo rating since the NXT 2.0 rebrand was 0.22 followed by 0.28 back in October, two shows that were bumped to Saturday night because of TNT's hockey coverage. So even on a busy Saturday night during college football season, Dynamite's two lowest watched episodes by demo were routinely trouncing NXT 2.0's typical rating. They have been at 0.31+ for all but two weeks post-NXT rebrand, so anywhere from doubling to nearly quadrupling the NXT 2.0 rebrand every week.

Say what you want about 1.0, but the viewership and ratings numbers speak for themselves here, 1.0 was a consistent, week-over-week, vastly superior ratings draw than 2.0 has been.

And that's where your argument is DOA, fukk demo numbers because look at how that's "helped" AEW. And you talking about ratings when they're clearly using 2.0 as a developmental brand now for the future is hilarious. If they really wanted ratings they would have the big names show up on 2.0, instead they just send Ziggler and Crews.

 

[NoMorePie]

And they still get their ass kicked by Dynamite every week and not even going head to head against them anymore.

Their best demo rating since the 2.0 rebrand was .21, which was their first official night of the rebrand, and 0.20 the following week. They have only topped 0.15 twice in the 2022 calendar year, and one of those was the first week of January. They topped 0.15 eight times in 2021 despite 2.0 not airing until September 14. Many weeks they are barely topping 0.10.

The most recent episode of NXT drew 588,000 viewers. NXT 1.0 was regularly drawing anywhere from 650,000+ to 800,000+. It rarely ever drew less than 600,000 viewers, dating back to 9/18/2019, which is a typical week for NXT 2.0 now. A mediocre viewership number from 1.0 would be one of the high water marks for 2.0. And for many of these weeks they were going head to head against Dynamite, now NXT is the only wrestling show on TV Tuesday nights and their numbers are still shyt.

Dynamite's worse demo rating since the NXT 2.0 rebrand was 0.22 followed by 0.28 back in October, two shows that were bumped to Saturday night because of TNT's hockey coverage. So even on a busy Saturday night during college football season, Dynamite's two lowest watched episodes by demo were routinely trouncing NXT 2.0's typical rating. They have been at 0.31+ for all but two weeks post-NXT rebrand, so anywhere from doubling to nearly quadrupling the NXT 2.0 rebrand every week.

Say what you want about 1.0, but the viewership and ratings numbers speak for themselves here, 1.0 was a consistent, week-over-week, vastly superior ratings draw than 2.0 has been.

You sound like a certified shill coming in here spewing demos in a God damn wall of text.

 

[Max.]

And they still get their ass kicked by Dynamite every week and not even going head to head against them anymore.

Their best demo rating since the 2.0 rebrand was .21, which was their first official night of the rebrand, and 0.20 the following week. They have only topped 0.15 twice in the 2022 calendar year, and one of those was the first week of January. They topped 0.15 eight times in 2021 despite 2.0 not airing until September 14. Many weeks they are barely topping 0.10.

The most recent episode of NXT drew 588,000 viewers. NXT 1.0 was regularly drawing anywhere from 650,000+ to 800,000+. It rarely ever drew less than 600,000 viewers, dating back to 9/18/2019, which is a typical week for NXT 2.0 now. A mediocre viewership number from 1.0 would be one of the high water marks for 2.0. And for many of these weeks they were going head to head against Dynamite, now NXT is the only wrestling show on TV Tuesday nights and their numbers are still shyt.

Dynamite's worse demo rating since the NXT 2.0 rebrand was 0.22 followed by 0.28 back in October, two shows that were bumped to Saturday night because of TNT's hockey coverage. So even on a busy Saturday night during college football season, Dynamite's two lowest watched episodes by demo were routinely trouncing NXT 2.0's typical rating. They have been at 0.31+ for all but two weeks post-NXT rebrand, so anywhere from doubling to nearly quadrupling the NXT 2.0 rebrand every week.

Say what you want about 1.0, but the viewership and ratings numbers speak for themselves here, 1.0 was a consistent, week-over-week, vastly superior ratings draw than 2.0 has been.

U really typed all this

 

[Cattle Mutilation]

NXT 2.0 averaging just 610K viewers, NXT 1.0 was averaging 714K when going head to head against Dynamite.

 

[Pull Up the Roots]

And they still get their ass kicked by Dynamite every week and not even going head to head against them anymore.

Their best demo rating since the 2.0 rebrand was .21, which was their first official night of the rebrand, and 0.20 the following week. They have only topped 0.15 twice in the 2022 calendar year, and one of those was the first week of January. They topped 0.15 eight times in 2021 despite 2.0 not airing until September 14. Many weeks they are barely topping 0.10.

The most recent episode of NXT drew 588,000 viewers. NXT 1.0 was regularly drawing anywhere from 650,000+ to 800,000+. It rarely ever drew less than 600,000 viewers, dating back to 9/18/2019, which is a typical week for NXT 2.0 now. A mediocre viewership number from 1.0 would be one of the high water marks for 2.0. And for many of these weeks they were going head to head against Dynamite, now NXT is the only wrestling show on TV Tuesday nights and their numbers are still shyt.

Dynamite's worse demo rating since the NXT 2.0 rebrand was 0.22 followed by 0.28 back in October, two shows that were bumped to Saturday night because of TNT's hockey coverage. So even on a busy Saturday night during college football season, Dynamite's two lowest watched episodes by demo were routinely trouncing NXT 2.0's typical rating. They have been at 0.31+ for all but two weeks post-NXT rebrand, so anywhere from doubling to nearly quadrupling the NXT 2.0 rebrand every week.

Say what you want about 1.0, but the viewership and ratings numbers speak for themselves here, 1.0 was a consistent, week-over-week, vastly superior ratings draw than 2.0 has been.

This sounds like a press release.

 

[Cattle Mutilation]

This sounds like a press release.

Well I did work in athletic marketing/PR for for like 12.5 years.

 

[Cattle Mutilation]

Well I did work in athletic marketing/PR for for like 12.5 years.

You learn pretty quickly how to spin things when you have to write about a college team that competed for the unofficial title of worst team in their division.

 

[Pull Up the Roots]

Well I did work in athletic marketing/PR for for like 12.5 years.

That's cool, but you're doing too much. The old NXT isn't coming back. It's dead. There's a good show out there for people who like what it once was. Why not take solace in that, and let people enjoy what it is now?