WWE RAW had a "modern era" record-low rating this past week (9/24/18) of 2.46 million viewers, according to Dave Meltzer. But what does this number really mean in today's television watching habits? The guys discuss the reasons for the decline and if it really means WWE as a global brand is in trouble. Despite signing record television deals this Continue Reading
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WWE RAW had a "modern era" record-low rating this past week (9/24/18) of 2.46 million viewers, according to Dave Meltzer. But what does this number really mean in today's television watching habits?
The guys discuss the reasons for the decline and if it really means WWE as a global brand is in trouble. Despite signing record television deals this past year, will the low ratings have an effect on the company in the long-term?
Nick and Vaughn also discuss how the social media aspect of WWE's programming today supplements almost everything we see on television week in and week out. So do the low ratings really mean fans are tuning completely out?
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