Yes, also a factor.

That math doesn't add up at all, especially with the new info that came out that showed live and same day was much lower than any of us thought. I wrote a long story about it in this issue after the Hogan bio members.f4wonline.com/wrestling-obse…

Sorry for your loss. If you were reading my stuff it would have come slowly and it wouldn't have hurt so much when reality hit.

But yet there is, and I've reported it, even today.

Numbers are all off.

Learning applies to everyone.

Sorry but we've had high level mathmaticians on here and one after another have come to the same conclusion. If you base it on math numbers, Grok said a week ago Monday it was around 230,000 live WORLDWIDE. I also say that's too low but the reason is because Netflix gimmicks

In the end, the people who are afraid of facts almost always expose themselves quickly.

There is so much to learn from CMLL these days. I promise you guys, it's a special time there and it won't last forever. I learned so many lessons living in North Texas in 1983 about attracting women and teens to shows but also now realize it's a time and place and it doesn't

So much has changed since week one. We've learned so much.

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No, it can't hit three even with a sellout .

Yes

The median age of a Smackdown viewer is 52. NXT is higher. Raw was 52 prior to Netflix and we don't know now. That means 50% of the audience was over the age of 52 for Smackdown this year and Raw last year.

No, it means the 0.18 is based on everyone in the country 18-49. The real number for a TV station of value is 0.53 which represents the percentage of 18-49 viewers who have access to TBS.

The show last week based on those figures would be 8.9% live or same day with commercials and 91.1% not live or same day with commercials. Some can watch later and avoid commercials but others can't. But 8.9 percent of 2.7 million is 240,300 as a worldwide live viewership

35 million

It's amazing the lengths people will go.

Not sure where your outrage is coming from. Pointing out the median age of a television viewer is nothing to get upset about.

Go to Grok. Ask if a TV show does 5.5 million hours and live viewers watch 2.65 hours and non-live viewers watch 1.98 hours and the overall average for all viewers is 2.04 hours, how many watch live. They will give you a worldwide number. Then divide that number by 2.2 and