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AEW Dynamite Ratings for May 29, 2024: Viewership Increases

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AEW Dynamite experienced a notable viewership increase for its May 29, 2024 episode.

This week’s show, broadcast from the Kia Forum in Los Angeles, CA, captured the attention of 787,000 viewers. This marks a significant rise from the previous week’s viewership of 713,000 on May 22, 2024.

Viewership Breakdown

According to PWTorch.com, AEW Dynamite garnered a 0.25 rating in the 18-49 demographic. This rating is slightly higher than the 0.24 rating achieved by the May 22 episode. The boost in viewership and ratings can be attributed to the show’s content and strategic scheduling.

Post-Double Or Nothing Episode

This week’s AEW Dynamite was the first episode following the Double Or Nothing 2024 pay-per-view event. The aftermath of such major events typically draws increased interest as fans tune in to see the fallout and new developments.

Competition and Scheduling

Despite facing stiff competition from Game 4 of the NHL Western Conference Finals between the Dallas Stars and Edmonton Oilers on TNT, AEW Dynamite managed to attract a substantial audience. The ability to maintain and even grow its viewership in the face of significant sports programming highlights the strong appeal of AEW Dynamite among wrestling fans.

Key Segments and Matches

AEW Dynamite’s May 29 episode featured several key segments and matches that likely contributed to the viewership spike:

  • Follow-up on Double Or Nothing Results: Fans were eager to see the consequences and story advancements following the outcomes of Double Or Nothing matches.
  • High-profile Matches: The episode included matches featuring top AEW talent, which always draws fan interest.
  • Surprise Appearances: Unannounced appearances or debuts can also drive up viewership numbers as word spreads on social media and fans tune in to catch the action.

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