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AEW Dynamite (06.24.22) draws 878,000 viewers, first in cable on Wednesday

June 24, 2022 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

AEW Dynamite on TBS drew 878,000 viewers on Wednesday night which was good enough for first overall in cable ratings.  The telecast drew 0.31 in the A18-49 demo.

The 0.31 tied The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills in the A18-49 demo. 

AEW Dynamite drew 0.23 in F18-49, 0.41 in A18-49, 0.21 in A18-34, 0.18 in F12-34, 0.14 in M12-34, 0.38 in A25-54 and 0.36 in over 50.

AEW Dynamite finished first in Wednesday’s cable ratings and second last week to the Bravo reality series about rich housewives. The ratings success is good news for AEW as it heads toward another PPV this Sunday.

Via AEW/All Elite Wrestling
Via AEW/All Elite Wrestling

Filed Under: AEW, AEW-NXT Ratings, pro wrestling, TBS

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