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>The business case before we had created AEW or spent a dime or signed anybody was that we believed there were millions of lapsed fans and there are millions of people that had been regular wrestling watchers and it was certainly a major part of their lives – because you saw big ratings every week for years and then that sort of dropped off,” he told Wade Keller ahead of the TNT debut
>My belief was that if we went out that there would still be some market share there and if we could get back to where they were at the end and build off it, we’d be great but in terms of PPV and live attendance, we’re actually way ahead of where WCW was in the last year.
>AEW will continue growing its fanbase as long as it continues to present the masses with good shows, and the viewership will come from everywhere.
That went well eh? Being a Meltzer mark and believing that "workrate" would draw. Delusional.
>The business case before we had created AEW or spent a dime or signed anybody was that we believed there were millions of lapsed fans and there are millions of people that had been regular wrestling watchers and it was certainly a major part of their lives – because you saw big ratings every week for years and then that sort of dropped off,” he told Wade Keller ahead of the TNT debut
>My belief was that if we went out that there would still be some market share there and if we could get back to where they were at the end and build off it, we’d be great but in terms of PPV and live attendance, we’re actually way ahead of where WCW was in the last year.
>AEW will continue growing its fanbase as long as it continues to present the masses with good shows, and the viewership will come from everywhere.
That went well eh? Being a Meltzer mark and believing that "workrate" would draw. Delusional.
