AEW Dynamite 300 viewership stats are now out.
Throughout last year, All Elite Wrestling experienced a major dip in its overall viewership. However, its new WBD deal and streaming opportunity appeared as a savior. Steadily, as the promotion started improving its show quality and storylines, the viewership also witnessed an upward trend.
However, the extremely hyped Dynamite 300 episode again witnessed a dip in numbers. Despite a star-studded show including the highly praised Will Ospreay-Swerve Strickland Tag Team Match and Kenny Omega’s ‘Golden Lovers’ reunion with Kota Ibushi, the Wednesday-night show suffered a 4.7% drop.
As per Programming Insider, the July 2 episode drew 584,000 viewers, which was 4.7% less than the 613,000 viewers the show attracted on June 25. However, in the P18–49 demo, this week’s Dynamite 300 earned a 0.16 rating, going up from its last week’s rating of 0.15.
Running a little over two hours, the episode concluded with the main-event segment of Omega’s ‘Golden Lovers’ reunion with his NJPW partner, Kota Ibushi, as they faced off against Kazuchika Okada and Don Callis Family.
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