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AEW 685K, NXT 590K

April 3, 2020 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

AEW Dynamite on TNT fell off precipitously this week registering only 685,000 viewers and falling down the cable ratings all the way down to 37.  Meanwhile, NXT on USA fell to 74th on Wednesday night with just 590,000 viewers.

Via AEW


Both telecasts have been hit hard without live audiences as ratings have dropped due to the need to limit the amount of people in the venue.  This week, AEW felt the hit losing 134,000 viewers from last week.  NXT lost almost 80,000 viewers from last week. 

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The ratings reflect bad news for WWE as it has all but lost momentum going into WrestleMania this weekend.  AEW ratings took a big downward spiral as the effects of staying-at-home have hurt these events. 

Filed Under: AEW, NXT, ratings, TNT, USA

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