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AEW Dynamite (3.15) draws 852K, falls out of top 10

March 17, 2023 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

AEW Dynamite drew 852,000 viewers this past Saturday and fell to 11th overall in cable ratings per Nielsen  via ShowBuzz Daily.  The telecast mustered just 0.27 in the 18-49 demo.

The live event from Winnipeg drew 0.27 18-49, 0.17 F18-49, 0.38 M18-49, 0.18 18-34, 0.11 F12-34, 0.20 M12-34, 0.37 25-54 and 0.40 in the over 50 category.

It was the first time this year that AEW Dynamite fell out of the top 10.  This may due in part due the World Baseball Classic on FS1 as it posted 2 games in the top 10.  Also, the annual visit to TruTV by basketball fans as the NCAA Basketball men’s tournament began on Tuesday but its Wednesday games were in the top 10.  

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

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