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Old 03-01-2020, 10:15 PM   #1227
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Results for last night's AEW and NXT episodes:

AEW got 865k viewers, #9 ranking, and a 0.30 in the key demo ranking.

NXT got 717k viewers, #17 ranking, and a 0.23 in the key demo ranking.

The biggest surprise was AEW actually beat NXT in the 50+ demo for the first time ever and NXT got hammered badly in the teenager & young adult female demos compared to last week where that was the key area of their viewership increase.

NXT's over-run number should be interesting when its revealed later since TNT and AEW countered it this week with the Countdown to AEW tv special.
According to an update from the Observer, AEW's weigh-in segment beat NXT's Bianca vs. Flair match in terms of head-to-head viewership for the main event. The over-run wasn't hurt by the Countdown special and instead was one of the largest ever at 225k.

What really hurt was after NXT ended, pretty much that entire over-run group switched back to the Countdown special and wrecked Miz & Mrs viewership as a result.
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