NXT Wins Tuesday’s Rating War Big Way Against AEW Dynamite – This week’s Tuesday night battle between NXT and AEW Dynamite brought some significant changes to their viewership numbers. Here’s a breakdown of the key data:
On the October 10th episode, NXT on the USA Network saw a substantial increase in viewership, with 921,000 live viewers, up from the previous week’s 857,000. In the 18-49 demographic, it achieved a 0.30 rating, a notable improvement from the 0.22 rating the week before.
WWE brought in several big names, including Cody Rhodes, John Cena, Asuka, LA Knight, and The Undertaker, which contributed to this boost in viewership. This episode marked the highest total viewership since September 25, 2019, and the best key demographic rating since October 2, 2019.
On the other hand, AEW Dynamite, which had a special Tuesday night episode due to MLB playoff coverage, experienced a decrease in viewership. It drew 609,000 viewers, down from the previous week’s 800,000. In the 18-49 demographic, the show garnered a 0.26 rating, slightly down from the 0.28 rating in the previous week.
Here is a list of total viewership and the key demo rating that NXT and Dynamite has done over the last four episodes:
NXT
- 9/19/23: 824,000 viewers – 0.24 key demo rating
- 9/26/23: 636,000 viewers – 0.18 key demo rating – No Mercy go-home show
- 10/3/23: 876,000 viewers – 0.22 key demo rating – No Mercy fallout
- 10/10/23: 921,000 viewers – 0.30 key demo rating – head-to-head with Dynamite
AEW Dynamite
- 9/20/23: 984,000 viewers – 0.36 key demo rating – Grand Slam special
- 9/27/23: 855,000 viewers – 0.28 key demo rating – WrestleDream go-home show
- 10/4/23: 800,000 viewers – 0.28 key demo rating – WrestleDream fallout
- 10/10/23: 603,00,000 viewers – 0.26 key demo rating – Tuesday night edition/ head-to-head with WWE NXT
NXT Wins Tuesday’s Rating War Big Way Against AEW Dynamite
