NXT ratings

AEW dropped in viewership this week while managing a top ten position on the cable charts, meanwhile, NXT saw significant gains in its demos.

An increase for NXT led to the gap in viewers bridged with AEW Dynamite, although the latter finished well ahead in the key demographic.

The St. Patrick’s Day Slam edition of AEW Dynamite featuring the first women’s main event on the program finished sixth on cable.

After a week of buzz surrounding the arrival of Sting, an inter-promotional angle, and the advertisement of Shaquille O’Neal – AEW posted one of its strongest numbers to date.

With strong cable news coverage on Wednesday, AEW finished 17th on cable while NXT was outside of the top fifty programs.

With coverage of the U.S. Election dominating network and cable viewership, AEW and NXT both fell out of the top fifty cable programs.

AEW Dynamite took a hit in its viewership on Wednesday going against Game 2 of the World Series and a big night of cable news programming.

The AEW anniversary edition of Dynamite finished #15 on the cable charts while NXT failed to finish among the top fifty cable programs.

On a night where it was guaranteed AEW and NXT would be affected by the VP debate, both shows saw similar decreases in their overall audience.