You can't. People gonna be using Caws.ws like it's the early 2000's again .If you can get online created characters like wwe 2k.... I'm gonna definitely cop fight forever
You can't. People gonna be using Caws.ws like it's the early 2000's again .If you can get online created characters like wwe 2k.... I'm gonna definitely cop fight forever
Good main event. Sting hurt himself when he jumped and landed on the table. He still gutted it out and finished the match but it's time to stop jumping off shit. Too old for that shit.
They gave him way too much.
Lolz this is so lame. He needs a mouthpiece. He's horrible on the mic and comes off as corny. LMAO at him channeling Christian.
If you're pulling off million dollar gates REGARDLESS if you're based in the United States or not you have surpassed the term niche.
No, they cater to wrestling fans. A casual isn't really a wrestling fan.
The TV rating metric used today is a outdated model. There's more people who have cut the cord and watch through streaming than watching through traditional cable TV. Those viewers aren't accounted for. That's why I don't get wrapped up in the ratings nonsense because they're not accurate. The executives at Warner Bros/Discovery already know this which is part of the reason why AEW got a third show.
Only in over saturated or small markets. They had a very successful tour in Texas and their west coast tour was also successful. Their ppv ticket sales also continue to do well.
Boffum....Raw on Monday nite through Sunday....
They don't cater to wrestling fans bro. They cater to their bubble of smarks who think they're cool cause they keep up with NJPW.
Another dip for Dynamite & Collision fell off hard. Ratings still matter, when Roman can give SD jumps on segments alone...it matters.
Tony is just failing to keep up with what he promised.
I've been to two of their dynamites here in Dallas (Garland) I purposely missed the last & wanted to go to ROH at UTA, but couldn't get there. The tickets aren't hitting like that, plus they do a lot of giveaways.
The casual fan is someone who grew up on pro wrestling, but lost interest as they got older, life, or just tired of WWE.
They need casuals to grow. No way around it. They've got to get better with story telling & quit trying to appeal to the twitter bubble.
Dynamite last night was horrible. You can't follow up a PPV with positive reviews with a show like that. It just kills all your momentum.
So you're a smark if you watch New Japan? That's a rather silly take. No, they don't watch New Japan for some shallow perception of being viewed as "cool" they watch it because it provides the best presentation of wrestling on the planet. This notion that a wrestling fan can't watch any wrestling outside of WWE or AEW or they'll be labeled a smark is dumb.
No bro it doesn't matter. Nielsen ratings are outdated. It doesn't account for streaming or pirated viewers. Any number that Nielsen gives you isn't an accurate number.
Refresh my memory on what exactly he promised.
I've been to three Dynamites here in Saint Louis and each show was packed. I'm not aware of any giveaways so I can't comment on that.
That's a lapsed fan not a casual fan. A casual fan (not a real fan more a viewer) is someone who just happens to be flipping through channels and comes across a Roman Reigns/Bloodline segment on Smackdown. It holds their interest and they watch and when the segment is over they flip the channel again to NBA basketball or something else. They're not watching the wrestling show for the "wrestling". That viewer/fan can't be counted on. They're here one week gone the next.
The lapsed fan isn't coming back in droves no matter what because professional wrestling isn't as popular as it was back in the 80's/90's. That ship has sailed. Nowdays there's too many better options for tv shows to watch then a "wrestling show". You could bring in Quentin Tarantino to do the storytelling for AEW and it still won't matter.
I agree with you there.