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AEW 995K, NXT 659K

December 13, 2020 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

AEW scored impressive ratings this past Wednesday averaging 995,000 viewers good for second overall in the cable ratings for the evening.  NXT on USA drew 659,000 viewers for a 0.17 adult rating in the 18-49 demo.

Via AEW

In comparison, AEW drew 0.45 in the A18-49 demo.  It also drew 0.57 in the M18-49 demo.  NXT on the USA Network drew 0.22 in M18-49 but did well in the over 50 category with 0.35.  AEW drew 0.29 in the over 50 category. 

According to multiple outlets, AEW scored well with several quarter hours over 1 million viewers.  Last week, AEW scored 913,000 viewers and 543,000 in the A18-49 demo.  NXT was up slightly from 658,000 last week. 

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Another strong week for AEW with it being second in ratings in cable on Wednesday.  It is also topping the charts in the key demos such as the adult 18-49 and male 18-49 categories.  Similarly, NXT has done well despite trailing AEW in overall viewership. 

Filed Under: AEW, NXT, TNT, USA

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