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Originally Posted by trackercowe
So ratings drop during the Bucks/Private Party match, they go UP when they're off television, and even the women's match has higher ratings. Ratings consistently drop whenever those two show their faces. I don't know how you can even debate it at this point.
It's been obvious for some time, their appeal continues to slip week after week: http://www.wrestlingepicenter.com/ne...94386070.shtml
They're only draws when they can leech off of someone else's popularity, like Omega and Sting. |
So you don't understand why what you're saying is considered a logical fallacy.
https://twitter.com/user/status/1773453924994797942
You're talking about a 5% drop in demo, which is basically peanuts. Using the same logic, Toni Storm and Swerve should be off TV because the ratings dipped during the start of their segments, too.
The bigger problem is the way Tony books the show. It's pretty clear he thinks he's being smart by putting his main event at the start of the show to pop ratings from the BBT lead-in, but it leaves the audience with no reason to stick with the show all the way through.
https://twitter.com/user/status/1773806016938799136
Ultimately, the ratings discussion is kind of silly at the moment when it comes to Dynamite. 18-49 ratings are consistently in the top 5 for cable programming each quarter, and are very similar to where Raw ranks on a quarterly basis.
They need to do more to improve their attendance, but the sky isn't exactly falling at the moment.