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Old 05-30-2019, 08:19 PM   #1308
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According to Forbes, high end estimates for Double or Nothing's PPV buys is around 200,000 based on Google trends. Doesn't mean the real numbers will be as high or close to it but Forbes did state it does show that there was WWE-like level of interest for this show.

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Originally Posted by Forbes
Double or Nothing's Google Trend numbers indicate that the upstart promotion has more than just a niche following. Saturday night's showcase boasted over 200,000 Google searches, a figure that trailed only Game 6 of the NBA Eastern Conference Finals between the Milwaukee Bucks and the Toronto Raptors, which was the most watched NBA game in Canadian history. Obviously, that is not to suggest Double or Nothing did 200,000 buys—which would be an astronomical company even for a historic show with a five-month build—but it is a promising indicator of strong interest in the pay-per-view ...

To compare, the event drew similar interest to WWE's Money in the Bank pay-per-view on May 19, which also amassed over 200,000 searches on Google trends.
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