AEW Dynamite Registers Third Highest Viewership, Crosses Million Viewers Second Week in a Row
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AEW is not showing signs of slowing down! The promotion has seen a significant rise in their viewership count ever since the live crowd became a regular thing.
This week’s AEW Dynamite: Fyter Fest (Night II) drew in 1.148 million viewers, up from last week’s 1.025 million viewership. These numbers are looking to do wonders for Tony Khan’s company, this week registered the third-highest viewership since its inception.
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One of the major reasons for these elevated ratings is the match card on Fyter Fest’s second night. The show received some positive feedback from the wrestling community.
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AEW crosses million-plus viewership for two weeks in a row
According to Brandon Thurston of Wrestlenomics, Fyter Fest (Night II) drew the third-most viewers in AEW history which is 1.148 million viewers which is 12% more than last week’s Fyter Fest (Night I).
AEW Dynamite last night on TNT was watched by 1,148,000 viewers on average, the 3rd highest in the show’s history.
575,000 viewers were aged 18-49 (about a 0.44 rating), the highest since December 9, 2020.
📊 More demos and analysis here: https://t.co/uh07HrAWMM pic.twitter.com/imE9HBNxdb
— Brandon Thurston (@BrandonThurston) July 22, 2021
More importantly, the demographic key of 18 to 49-year-old was 0.44 rating in the key demographic. Which is 10% more than the last week’s 0.40 in the key demographic.
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The viewership count is getting bigger and bigger each week and this might be a thing that should concern WWE because in the Wednesday night wars AEW is able to defeat NXT by a big margin.
With the NBA Finals officially ending, and the return of the live crowd, these numbers look great.
Many fans might have turned to AEW to see the possible debuts of Daniel Bryan and CM Punk‘s return to the in-ring action which is still in the works.
All Elite Wrestling has not officially confirmed these rumors but this news surely keeps a wrestling fan coming back for more.
Thank you #AEWDynamite pic.twitter.com/bJ3nJLScw6
— All Elite Wrestling on TNT (@AEWonTNT) July 22, 2021
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AEW’s Fyter Fest (Night II) featured some interesting match-ups with Darby Allin facing off Wheeler Yuta, Chris Jericho taking on his ‘Five Labours of Jericho‘ in the face of Shawn Spears.
The also featured two unexpected debuts; one was a wrestling veteran Chavo Guerrero and the legendary deathmatch wrestler Nick Gage.
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