AEW Dynamite Releases The Audience Rating And Viewership For 06th September 2023
The latest ratings for Wednesday’s AEW Dynamite are in. The show attracted 887,000 viewers, which is slightly higher than the 871,000 viewers it had last week. In the important 18-49 age group, the show earned a rating of 0.31, up from 0.30 the previous week. These figures were reported by Sports TV Ratings. Compared to the same week last year, the show had 846,000 viewers and a 0.29 rating in the 18-49 demographic. This week’s episode featured matches such as International Champion Jon Moxley vs. AR Fox, Chris Jericho & Sammy Guevara vs. Aussie Open (Mark Davis & Kyle Fletcher), Darby Allin vs. Nick Wayne, and Roderick Strong vs. Trent Beretta. This episode served as the follow-up to the All Out event. The main storyline of the show centered around the Grand Slam World Title Eliminator Tournament. Two first-round matches took place on Dynamite, with Roderick Strong defeating Trent Beretta and Darby Allin defeating Nick Wayne in the main event. The winner of this tournament will become the new number-one contender and will compete for the World Title on September 20th. World Champion MJF had a confrontation with Samoa Joe on the show, following their brawl at All Out. Joe revealed that he has also entered the tournament and is determined to become the new number-one contender for the title. In another match, Chris Jericho reunited with Sammy Guevara to pursue the Tag Team Championships. Le Sex Gods had a strong start, securing a victory over Aussie Open. Here’s a summary of the viewership and key demo ratings that Dynamite has achieved over the past year: – On May 4th, 2022: 833,000 viewers with a 0.32 key demo rating.– On May 11th, 2022: 840,000 viewers with a 0.33 key demo rating.– On May 18th, 2022: 922,000 viewers with a 0.33 key demo rating.– On May 25th, 2022: 929,000 viewers with a 0.35 key demo rating (Double Or Nothing go-home show).– On June 1st, 2022: 969,000 viewers with a 0.40 key demo rating (Double Or Nothing fallout).– On June 8th, 2022: 939,000 viewers with a 0.34 key demo rating.– On June 15th, 2022: 761,000 viewers with a 0.28 key demo rating.– On June 22nd, 2022: 878,000 viewers with a 0.31 key demo rating (Forbidden Door go-home show).– On June 29th, 2022: 1,023,000 viewers with a 0.36 key demo rating (Blood and Guts edition/Forbidden Door fallout).– On July 6th, 2022: 979,000 viewers with a 0.36 key demo rating.– On July 13th, 2022: 942,000 viewers with a 0.32 key demo rating.– On July 20th, 2022: 910,000 viewers with a 0.32 key demo rating.– On July 27th, 2022: 976,000 viewers with a 0.33 key demo rating.– On August 3rd, 2022: 938,000 viewers with a 0.32 key demo rating.– On August 10th, 2022: 972,000 viewers with a 0.33 key demo rating (Quake by the Lake special).– On August 17th, 2022: 957,000 viewers with a 0.30 key demo rating.– On August 24th, 2022: 1,049,000 viewers with a 0.34 key demo rating (undisputed World Title bout).– On August 31st, 2022: 1,020,000 viewers with a 0.35 key demo rating (All Out go-home show).– On September 7th, 2022: 1,035,000 viewers with a 0.38 key demo rating (All Out fallout).– On September 14th, 2022: 1,175,000 viewers with a 0.39 key demo rating.– On September 21st, 2022: 1,039,000 viewers with a 0.35 key demo rating (Grand Slam special).– On September 28th, 2022: 990,000 viewers with a 0.34 key demo rating.– On October 5th, 2022: 1,038,000 viewers with a 0.33 key demo rating (anniversary show).– On October 12th, 2022: 983,000 viewers with a 0.32 key demo rating.– On October 18th, 2022: 752,000 viewers with a 0.26 key demo rating (Tuesday Night Edition).– On October 26th, 2022: 997,000 viewers with a 0.32 key demo rating.– On November 2nd, 2022: 911,000 viewers with a 0.29 key demo rating.– On November 9th, 2022: 930,000 viewers with a 0.32 key demo rating.– On November 16th, 2022: 818,000 viewers with a 0.28 key demo rating (Full Gear go-home show).– On November 23rd, 2022: 880,000 viewers with a 0.32 key demo rating (Full Gear fallout/Thanksgiving Eve edition).– On November 30th, 2022: 870,000 viewers with a 0.26 key demo rating.– On December 7th, 2022: 840,000 viewers with a 0.29 key demo rating (Winter Is Coming edition).– On December 14th, 2022: 950,000 viewers with a 0.33 key demo rating (Holiday Bash edition).– On December 21st, 2022: 957,000 viewers with a 0.30 key demo rating (New Year’s Smash edition).– On December 28th, 2022: 876,000 viewers with a 0.28 key demo rating (New Year’s Smash edition).– On January 4th, 2023: 864,000 viewers with a 0.26 key demo rating.– On January 11th, 2023: 967,000 viewers with a 0.33 key demo rating.– On January 18th, 2023: 969,000 viewers with a 0.31 key demo rating.– On January 25th, 2023: 1,003,000 viewers with a 0.32 key demo rating.– On February 1st, 2023: 901,000 viewers with a 0.31 key demo rating.– On February 8th, 2023: 899,000 viewers with a 0.30 key demo rating.– On February 15th, 2023: 827,000 viewers with a 0.27 key demo rating.– On February 22nd, 2023: 1,028,000 viewers with a 0.35 key demo rating.– On March 1st, 2023: 833,000 viewers with a 0.27 key demo rating (Revolution go-home show).– On March 8th, 2023: 858,000 viewers with a 0.29 key demo rating (Revolution fallout).– On March 15th, 2023: 852,000 viewers with a 0.27 key demo rating.– On March 22nd, 2023: 954,000 viewers with a 0.33 key demo rating.– On March 29th, 2023: 833,000 viewers with a 0.28 key demo rating.– On April 5th, 2023: 877,000 viewers with a 0.30 key demo rating.– On April 12th, 2023: 866,000 viewers with a 0.28 key demo rating.– On April 19th, 2023: 830,000 viewers with a 0.28 key demo rating.– On April 26th, 2023: 863,000 viewers with a 0.28 key demo rating.– On May 3rd, 2023: 776,000 viewers with a 0.28 key demo rating.– On May 10th, 2023: 877,000 viewers with a 0.32 key demo rating.– On May 17th, 2023: 814,000 viewers with a 0.28 key demo rating.–
AEW Dynamite: 3 Possible Matches That Can Be Added In Tonight’s Episode – 06 September 2023
The wrestling world is buzzing with excitement as All Elite Wrestling gears up for another electrifying episode of AEW Dynamite, scheduled to air tonight, September 6, 2023. As the stage is set, fans can’t help but wonder what additional surprises may be in store for an already thrilling line-up that promises to leave viewers on the edge of their seats. Tonight’s marquee attraction will be the AEW International Championship clash between the reigning champ, Jon Moxley, and the high-flying sensation AR Fox. Moxley’s gritty, hard-nosed approach to wrestling has earned him a rabid following, while AR Fox’s incredible athleticism and high-risk offense make him a worthy challenger. This showdown is set to be a clash of styles, and fans can’t wait to see who will come out on top. Not to be outdone, the AEW TBS Championship is also on the line as Kris Statlander defends her title against the seasoned Japanese wrestler Emi Sakura. With both competitors known for their innovative and hard-hitting styles, this promises to be an enthralling bout that could steal the spotlight. The excitement doesn’t end there. The Grand Slam World Title Eliminator tournament is kicking off with two must-see quarterfinal matches. Roderick Strong will be taking on Trent Beretta in what is sure to be a technical masterpiece, while Darby Allin faces off against up-and-comer Nick Wayne in a battle that pits youthful exuberance against seasoned resilience. As if that wasn’t enough, tag-team action will also take center stage as the charismatic duo of Chris Jericho and Sammy Guevara will battle it out against Aussie Open. With both teams known for their high-octane offense and no-nonsense approach, fans are guaranteed to witness a spectacular match filled with drama and action. While these announced matchups are reason enough to tune in, it wouldn’t be a typical episode of AEW Dynamite without some unexpected twists and turns. Could we see the debut of a new wrestler? Perhaps another championship match will be thrown into the mix? Or maybe a longstanding feud will reach its boiling point, culminating in an impromptu bout? Only time will tell, but one thing is for sure—tonight’s episode of AEW Dynamite is not to be missed.
AEW Dynamite All Confirmed Matches For 06th September 2023
AEW Dynamite is all set to deliver another electrifying episode tonight, September 6, 2023, with a lineup that’s sure to keep fans on the edge of their seats. The episode will serve as a critical stepping stone in the build-up for two highly-anticipated events: the Grand Slam 2023 special and WrestleDream 2023 PPV. The wrestling world is buzzing with excitement, as tonight’s card promises drama, action, and potentially a few surprises that could shake the landscape of AEW. One of the most awaited bouts of the evening is the tag team clash between Le Sex Gods, comprised of Chris Jericho and Sammy Guevara, and the formidable Aussie Open. The storyline leading to this matchup has been intense. Guevara stood loyal to Jericho when others turned their backs on him, but a spat between the two erupted following Jericho’s loss to Will Ospreay at All In. The tension was diffused when Jericho extended an olive branch to Guevara last week on Dynamite, proposing that they join forces to aim for tag team glory. Just when things seemed to be smoothing over, Aussie Open initiated a feud, taunting Jericho for his commentary remarks during last week’s Rampage. Sammy Guevara quickly came to Jericho’s aid, setting the stage for tonight’s thrilling confrontation. Considering Aussie Open’s remarkable list of championships including IWGP, NJPW Strong, and ROH Tag Team titles, the stakes are incredibly high for both duos. While the tag team match is expected to garner a lot of attention, another headline-grabbing segment will be MJF addressing Samoa Joe’s surprise assault on him at All Out. MJF has been a polarizing figure, and fans are eager to hear what he has to say about the unprovoked attack that has left everyone speculating. On a similar note, Hangman Page is also set for a segment tonight, though the details remain shrouded in mystery. But that’s not all. AEW is kicking off its World Title Eliminator Tournament, a multi-week event that will ultimately decide who will face MJF for the AEW World title at AEW Grand Slam. The first match on this road will feature Darby Allin taking on his friend and protégé Nick Wayne. The young Wayne has been under Allin’s mentorship since his arrival at AEW. Both wrestlers have shown signs of potential conflict recently, especially when Allin chose to forgive A.R. Fox for his assault on Wayne. Given that Allin was trained by Nick Wayne’s late father, Buddy Wayne, the emotional weight adds another layer to this already complex bout. Lastly, the World Title Eliminator Tournament will also feature Roderick Strong against Trent Beretta. Strong made it clear last week that he’s in the tournament not just to vie for the world title but also to settle some unfinished business. He aims to succeed where his erstwhile best friend Adam Cole failed—defeating MJF. Strong’s ambitions don’t just end at winning the title; he’s fueled by a vendetta against MJF for sabotaging his friendship with Cole.
AEW Dynamite Preview And Prediction: How, When, And Where To Watch In USA, Europe, And India – 06th September 2023
After CM Punk was fired from the company, the wrestling world is eagerly awaiting the upcoming episode of AEW Dynamite, scheduled to air on September 6th. This Wednesday’s Dynamite will be broadcast live from Indiana Farmers Coliseum in Indianapolis, Indiana. On the same night, AEW Rampage will also be recorded. Here’s a sneak peek at what’s in store: Here are the matches and events scheduled for Wednesday’s AEW Dynamite television show: 1. The AEW World Championship Eliminator Tournament kicks off.Prediction: We can expect a fresh competitor for MJF. My pick is either Samoa Joe or Roderick Strong. 2. “Le Sex Gods” Chris Jericho and Sammy Guevara will face “Aussie Open” Kyle Fletcher and Mark Davis.Prediction: “Le Sex Gods” will likely win with some outside interference. 3. Hangman Page will speak following his victory in the battle royale at All Out.Prediction: With CM Punk no longer with the company, Hangman may speak freely. There’s also a possibility of someone from NJPW interfering while he speaks to set up a match with Hangman for later that night or at the next PPV, WrestleDream, which is a collaboration with New Japan. 4. AEW World + ROH Tag Champ MJF will address the audience after being provoked by ROH World TV Champion Samoa Joe during AEW All Out.Prediction: MJF might call out Samoa Joe, leading to a brawl and the announcement of a match between them for the World Championship at WrestleDream next month. In my opinion, the winner of the tournament (yes, another tournament) will challenge for the AEW World Championship at the September 20 AEW Grand Slam-themed show in Queens, New York, at Arthur Ashe Stadium. Here’s how you can watch the show in different parts of the world: How to Watch in the USA: AEW Dynamite airs on Wednesday nights at 8 p.m. ET on TBS in the United States. How to Watch in Canada: Canadian viewers can watch the show on TSN’s website or through TSN Direct. How to Watch in Europe and Africa: In the UK, AEW is broadcast on the ITV network, with Dynamite airing on ITV4 every Friday night and repeats on ITV1 every Monday night. It is also available on their streaming service, ITVX. For fans in Sub-Saharan Africa, the show airs every Friday night, two days after the U.S. broadcast. How to Watch in India: Fans in India can catch AEW Dynamite on Eurosport every Thursday at 5:30 a.m. IST. Streaming Options: Global fans can also tune in through FITE TV via an AEWPlus.com subscription, which airs the show live at 10 p.m. Eastern, synchronized with the TNT and TSN broadcasts. As anticipation and excitement grow, the September 6th episode of AEW Dynamite promises to be a night filled with intense action and captivating storylines. With championship opportunities and intriguing character developments, fans are in for a delightful experience as they witness the next chapter in AEW’s evolution.