Night 2 of NXT’s Great American Bash was a big ratings success for WWE, defeating night 2 of AEW’s Fyter Fest-branded episodes of Dynamite.
Overall, NXT netted 759,000 total viewers, while Dynamite reached 715,000. Not a huge difference, but thanks to Dave Meltzer’s Wrestling Observer Newsletter, we can see the quarter-by-quarter breakdown that gives some interesting information.
Q1: AEW 785K (391K) | NXT 775K (235K)
Q2: AEW 695K (356K) | NXT 681K (226K)
Q3: AEW 736K (373K) | NXT 696K (235K)
Q4: AEW 735K (379K) | NXT 681K (225K)
Q5: AEW 705K (351K) | NXT 757K (247K)
Q6: AEW 692K (351K) | NXT 741K (257K)
Q7: AEW 695K (350K) | NXT 816K (312K)
Q8: AEW 675K (362K) | NXT 922K (355K)
The two shows were basically inverses of one another, with AEW starting strong and tapering off, and NXT growing as the broadcast went on, culminating in a trouncing of Dynamite in the final quarter, 922,000 to 675,000.
Dynamite‘s main event saw Chris Jericho take on Orange Cassidy, while NXT‘s main event was a champion vs. champion, winner-take-all matchup between NXT Champion Adam Cole and NXT North American Champion Keith Lee.
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