Im not going to get into another debate about scalping concepts but I will let you know this isnt going to happen next week. The Boston show is at a venue half the size of this one.
Also floor seats are still at above list price for tonight.
It's the grand opening of a brand new store or restaurant, of course it's going to sell out and do a big first night. While most people are celebrating like they just hit the jackpot any reasonable person will tell you to see what week 2 is like before you go crowning AEW as the WWE slayer(which by the way sooooo many internet fans are already doing that).
I'm not saying no one should be happy and popping champagne that we have a true alternative I'm saying maybe people should slow down before they start making "WWE is dead" t-shirts and stickers.
It's the grand opening of a brand new store or restaurant, of course it's going to sell out and do a big first night. While most people are celebrating like they just hit the jackpot any reasonable person will tell you to see what week 2 is like before you go crowning AEW as the WWE slayer(which by the way sooooo many internet fans are already doing that).
I'm not saying no one should be happy and popping champagne that we have a true alternative I'm saying maybe people should slow down before they start making "WWE is dead" t-shirts and stickers.
Good luck!I'm still hoping that the scalpers flood the market with tickets so I can get one dirt cheap.
AEW did better than NXT in the first week they went head-to-head against each other. I could only imagine if AEW went head-to-head against the RAW and SmackDown Live of the past few years, AEW would have taken them to the woodshed.
AEW did better than NXT in the first week they went head-to-head against each other. I could only imagine if AEW went head-to-head against the RAW and SmackDown Live of the past few years, AEW would have taken them to the woodshed.
Raw did a 2.5 this week. That's a million more viewers than AEW got (1.4). If NXT didn't air and you assume everyone that watched it would instead what AEW, it still wouldn't add up to the Raw number (NXT did a 0.8 so you'd get a 2.2 rating). Close, but not woodshed level.
I'm not saying that AEW had any chance of beating Raw out of the gate but there are disgruntled fans who've watched Raw that would have watched AEW instead if they went head to head. I fall into that group. The 2.5 million number is with an uncontested wrestling audience.
Do you still watch NXT? Or are you "disgruntled" with them as well?
Raw did a 2.5 this week. That's a million more viewers than AEW got (1.4). If NXT didn't air and you assume everyone that watched it would instead what AEW, it still wouldn't add up to the Raw number (NXT did a 0.8 so you'd get a 2.2 rating). Close, but not woodshed level.
They don't care about their fans. At all.
But you quoted the last part of my post, which was a request to flood the Boston market (no pun intended) with cheap to free tickets. I want to go to the show on Wednesday, and I'd like to pay as little as possible.
I'll ignore the last part of your post, although it is a nice strawman.
You know I'm right, and that's why you're planning to ignore it.
And if you're going to claim I'm wrong, prove it....show one instance where you gave an opinion on something of importance related to AEW where you said something even mildly positive. Just one instance...
I'm not going to go look back at your post to see what you're claiming to be right about.
I'm also not interested in proving you wrong. There's a search function for you to use if you think you're right about me. I suggest you use it.
So basically AEW aired on 2 cable networks and still lost almost 300k viewers(400k if you don't count them getting basically trying to sucker people in by being on 2 networks).
Which doesn't make any sense because according to a certain person here with how bad Kofi losing and the HIAC ending was that was supposed to drive people to AEW in droves.
They weren't trying to sucker anyone. There was a potential scheduling conflict with major league baseball on Turner networks so they were on a second channel as a backup plan.