NXT & AEW viewership sees HUGE drop this week

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Once again AEW beats NXT in the viewership race but this time both shows sees huge drop in viewership.

According to Showbuzz Daily reports, Dynamite drew 792,000 viewers (-12% from last week) on TNT, topping the 619,000 viewers (-18%) garnered by NXT on the USA Network by 28%. Also, they’re down in 18-49 demographics AEW drew a 0.32 rating (-11%) in the 18-49 demographic, topping the 0.16 (-20%) scored by NXT in the same demo this week by 100%. Last week’s AEW show drew a 0.36 rating while the NXT episode drew a 0.20 in that demographic.

It’s a huge drop for both the shows as both the shows were action packed and huge segments and matches were there too. In NXT we saw the return of Velveteen Dream and in AEW had the main event of Chris Jericho against Orange Cassidy.

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