Cry more why don’t you while continuing to support a WWE product that still employs sex traffickers and the people who covered it up.Dynamite is starting to live in the low 800,000's. Somehow their product has become even more niche than before. The Punk situation tore their credibility to shreds and it's clear he was AEW's only needle mover. WWE Cody WAY > than AEW Cody (and there was no gimmick change). Can't say the same right now for AEW Punk vs WWE Punk because it's still early and the injury but we all know eventually it'll be WWE Punk > AEW Punk. And WWE Jade > AEW Jade and all she's done is take some photos and have an appearance in the Royal Rumble.
- Wardlow won by powerbombing a local jobber (again). Is this year three of this? Will his inflated record of beating nobodies get him a title shot out of nowhere in 2024? Wardlow is now male Jade without the IT factor. More wonderful booking by TK. Undisputed Kingdom has quickly become a joke.
- Britt Baker and a cast of others are sitting at home collecting checks. Tony buys up anyone the IWC happens to be talking about and then we get his chaotic booking of seeing someone every single week for a year and then we just have to act like they don't exist anymore until they randomly pop back up months later. No one seems to know why Britt has been gone. Danhausen is too silly for me but he's young and seems to want to work. Is it clear now Tony signed him just because a small portion of the IWC was talking about him and that's it?
- The Sammy/Jeff clip isn't surprising and that's all on Sammy. What's even less surprising is the match wasn't immediately stopped. AEW has some of the most inept refs. These untrained goobers listen to the dazed wrestler rather than make the decision for them. It's a pattern at this point.
- Despite the shitty booking, the niche decisions, the stagnant ratings and attendance (which is improving slightly), Revolution looks damn good. The PPV's usually deliver. It's the weekly product that suffers. At the end of the day, Dynamite's gone from close to 1 mil viewers per week to the 900,000's to the mid to high 800,000's to the low 800,000's, now bordering at times with the 700,000's. I won't be shocked if by fall the show is hovering in the lower 700,000's, even with ThE gReAtEsT rOsTeR iN hIStOrY.
I remember just a few years ago when Raw used to draw routinely over 2 million viewers. Now they are lucky to even get 1.8 million outside of football season despite having all this supposedly massively over babyface talent.
And despite all that massively over talent and supposedly great booking, they have drawn Dynamite level viewership decreases for three straight quarters now - down 10% Q3 2023, down 7% Q4 2024, and now down 8% this current quarter. And they boasted record-breaking low levels of viewership throughout quarter four last year.
What kind of shitty booking they doing over there if their viewership is declining at Dynamite level rates?
But funny how you care more to complain about AEW every day of the week than about decades of felonies committed by WWE employees.
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