[JY57]

http://www.ringsidenews.com/article/...39-s-audience/

- An interesting statistic about the age of WWE's audience is that only 21% of their US audience is under the age of 18, despite the PG product. During the Attitude Era, that number was almost 40%. Back then, 4.5 million kids under age 18 were watching WWE TV each week, compared to only 1.5 million now.

[Da Silva]

It's not that "interesting" first of all, painting 0-18 year olds with the same brush is always clever isn't it? Secondly, the WWE does not cater to teenagers. Teenagers are shit, they never have money. And lastly, the product was bigger and had more mainstream attention then, so the two figures are hardly comparable.

[uknoww]

the rock bringing in DEM ratingz like always

[Dexter Morgan]

Originally Posted by JY57

http://www.ringsidenews.com/article/...39-s-audience/

I would love to know how they got that exact number, cuz I call

[I-Am-DashingRKO]

Originally Posted by uknoww

the rock bringing in DEM ratingz like always

Nah, it was Wade Barrett movie promo bringing in DEM ratingz

[Loudness]

Where are the numbers? Can't see the post with real ratings (not counting demo/social media ratings) but general numbers for the three hours.

[Joe E Dangerously]

Originally Posted by Da Silva

It's not that "interesting" first of all, painting 0-18 year olds with the same brush is always clever isn't it? Secondly, the WWE does not cater to teenagers. Teenagers are shit, they never have money. And lastly, the product was bigger and had more mainstream attention then, so the two figures are hardly comparable.

But 7 year olds do have money? Oh let me guess, you're going to tell me their parents have money...but teenagers parents have money too, so go finger yourself, Bo dallas mark.

[Joe E Dangerously]

Originally Posted by Fanboi101

Ratings haven't been crappy since the Rock became champion. At least not the way they were when Punk was champion

WWE product always gets better from around december-may, then sucks the rest of the year. The rock just happens to show up near wrestlemania, so don't be fooled.

Plus, punk wasn't even booked as a real champion. Why don't people ever assume Cena was the problem? He was main eventing PPVS vs big show and John Laurinitis. That ain't cm punks fault. Just cause he was champion doesn't mean much since he was never the focus

[kokepepsi]

Segment Breakdown

Mark Henry vs. Sin Cara lost 332,000 viewers.

The Miz vs. Antonio Cesaro and the first Zeb Colter & Jack Swagger promo lost 210,000 viewers.

Backstage with Kane, Daniel Bryan and Randy Orton, and Heyman and Vickie Guerrero lost 194,000 viewers.

Alberto Del Rio vs. Dolph Ziggler at 9 p.m. gained 326,000 viewers to a 3.42 quarter.

Brodus Clay & Tensai & Naomi vs. Primo & Epico & Rosa Mendes plus the second Swagger & Colter promo lost 226,000 viewers.

Daniel Bryan vs. Jack Swagger lost 171,000 viewers.

The Vickie Guerrero, Paul Heyman, Brad Maddox and Vince McMahon in-ring segment gained 200,000 viewers.

The Shield vs. Chris Jericho & Ryback & Sheamus gained 277,000 at 10 p.m. and did a 3.48 quarter.

The Damien Sandow vs. Kofi Kingston brawl where the match never got started and return of R-Truth lost 393,000 viewers.

Randy Orton vs. Kane lost 506,000 viewers to a 2.85 quarter.

And the Rock celebration with Cena and Punk out gained 773,000 viewers to a 3.39 overrun.

[purple_gloves]

Originally Posted by kokepepsi

Segment Breakdown

Mark Henry lost viewers? No way. This breakdown must be wrong.